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    地震・津波の被災者に祈り この度の地震と津波はあまりにも残酷でした。今でも避難生活を強いられている多くの方々のことを思うと胸が痛みます。被災された皆様に、心よりお見舞い申し上げます。未だ行方不明と避難所にいらっしゃる方々の安全を心よりお祈りします。
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    Konban wa minna!    
    Ware wa Simon-chan.  

    when "ware(われ)" is used as a first person pronoun, it sounds a bit arrogant, so it's almost falling out of use in public occasion. They use "watashi(私=わたし)"or “watakushi(わたし)”instead of  "ware(われ)". And young men can also use "boku(僕=ぼく)".  

    reference:   <a href="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Japanese_pronouns">http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Japanese_pronouns</a>

    =>はじめまして、よろしくお願いします。simonです。(hajimemashite、yoroshiku onegaishimasu。
    simon desu。)

    "hajimemashite(はじめまして)" is used when you meet a person for the first time and introduce yourself.

    "yoroshiku onegaishimasu(よろしくお願いします)" means something like  "Nice to meet you".

    "simon desu(simonです)" means "I'm Simon".

    Hope these help. @_@


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    March 21, 2011
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