Calling a Spaniard.

I called a Spaniard for a business request
Because he can speak English, our common language is English.

Before I called him, I readied a greeting word, a request list,
the answers I expected (positive or negative), and replies to them.
I thought I prepared completely.

However, my brain had gone blank when he took my call.
I could not greet well. I forgot what word to say.
Unable to remain indifferent (?), he said "I understand your requests.
Please tell me the details by e-mail."
I said "Thank you. Good bye." and hung up.

My armpits are wetting very much now.

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First, let me just say I love how rhytmic this all sounds. It's like a little poem, lovely. Secondly, your English is fine, most of the sentences are easy to understand even with errors. If you have any questions feel free to ask.

First notebook entry: Introducing myself

Nice to meet you. I'm a Japanese who always talk to Japanese people, and I would like to communicate with you. I have studied and practiced Japanese by myself. Self-study is sometimes painful, so I would like to talk or chat with you. Learning is forever. I hope to keep in touch with you. Let's learn in a fun way.

はじめまして。日本人の学習者の方とも知り合いになって交流したいと思っています。独学で何とか社会問題を話せれるようになりました。英語が大好きな方や英語が必要な方と一緒にモチベーションを保って学習したいと思います。どうぞよろしくお願いします。

Description for My Video 'The Tokyo Skytree Illumination for Christmas'

As the first Christmas event since the Tokyo Skytree completed, the world's tallest TV tower is being illuminated in different colors from usual. Five illumination types are prepared and they change depending on the hour and the day. You can enjoy the special spectacle of lights from the sunset to 11 pm until Christmas. On every weekend, you can see the 1995 LED footlights changing their colors at 8 pm and 9 pm.

The Tokyo's new landmark lights up winter nights quietly and warmly.

- Shot in 1080p full HD with an iPhone 4S on Dec. 7th, 2012


http://youtu.be/IvpPUcTaWCw

http://www.youtube.com/user/ohayuni71 --Visit for more videos--

<em>Can't find many mistakes here</em>

Description for My Video 'Old Shopping Streets at the Foot of the Tokyo Skytree'

The Tokyo Skytree, the world's tallest TV tower at 634 meters, is located in an old residential area dominated by small houses and shops. It was designed to avoid tall buildings that would disturb radio waves passing through.

In thatthe area, there are several local shopping streets. They had been declining for decades due to the flourishing of major supermarket chains and large shopping mall chains. They hoped that the opening of the tower would galvanize them[<em>galvanize who?</em>] with newly built tower's attraction. However, it was not all it was cracked up to be[<em>be careful when editing idioms</em>]. The number of people who visit those[<em>visited the</em>] shopping streets decreased rather than increased after the tower's opening. People chose to visit the Tokyo's new landmark and its surrounding facilities including a large shopping mall without stopping over the old streets.

It would be sad if nostalgic scenery like this would be completely replaced with über-modern[<em>This is somewhat unfitting, über is more of a teenager thing to say. Try cutting edge</em><em> or simply modernistic</em>] structures.

- Shot in 1080p full HD with an iPhone 4S on Dec. 7th, 2012


http://youtu.be/GoZ_0F-ICQ0

http://www.youtube.com/user/ohayuni71 --Visit for more videos--

Today is a good day to study English.

Today is a good day to study English[1], because it is snowing today[2].
I feel too cold, thus i don't want to[3] go outside.
However, it seems I got the opportunity to study English.
Hang in there!^^

<em>Always use a capital letter at the beginning of a sentence. Especially when you are using I. The pronoun I is always capitalized.
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<em>[1] When two sentences are related like this it is better to use a comma.
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<em>[2] Try not to repeat yourself too much</em>

<em>[3]</em> <em>"Wanna" is slang and not professional, feel free to use it in IM conversations and when talking to friends, however.</em>