in Japan!!! The name of the model is X01HT
This blogging is also
By the way I have read
VOA News - Walt Disney,
1901-1966: It All Started with a MouseMickey Mouse appeared in hundreds
of cartoons during the years that followed. He became known all over
the world. In Japan, he was called "Miki
Kuchi." In Italy, he was "Topolino." In
Latin America, he was "Raton
Miquelito."
[VOA News - Walt Disney, 1901-1966: It All
Started with a Mouse:(2007/11/14 3:39:34)]
Started with a Mouse:(2007/11/14 3:39:34)]
We,Japanese,NEVER call mickey "Miki
Kuchi"!!!!!!
What is that!!??
I was surprised when I heard the name.
If you know
2 comments:
Recently I listen to and read VOA news.The reason is because it is
very easy to do that when I use my cell phone which is HTC I bought it
in Japan!!! The name is X01HT from HTC TYTN.
(I've started listening to and reading VOA news recently [and the reason is that/because] I could do that easily with the HTC phone I've bought in Japan !! The name of the model is X01HT and it's made by HTC TYTN)
"The reason is that" and "because" have pretty much the same meaning so if you use both, you're repeating what you're saying. You could just pick one or the other k? ~
This blogging is also sent by the wonderful device!!
(This blog is also updated with this wonderful device!! or, these blog entries are also being sent with this wonderful device !!)
I love it so much!!
By the way I read a following article.Please read it below.
(By the way, I've read the following article. Please read it from below or Please scroll down to read it)
VOA News - Walt Disney,
1901-1966: It All Started with a Mouse
Mickey Mouse appeared in hundreds
of cartoons during the years that followed. He became known all over
the world. In Japan, he was called "Miki
Kuchi." In Italy, he was "Topolino." In
Latin America, he was "Raton
Miquelito."
[VOA News - Walt Disney, 1901-1966: It All
Started with a Mouse:(2007/11/14 3:39:34)]
We,Japanese,NEVER call mickey "Miki
Kuchi"!!!!!!
What is that!!??
I was surprised when I heard the name.
(I was surprised when I heard that name.)
If you know any detail about this,please let me know.
[1. If you know anything (about this), please let me know.
2. If you know the detail (about this), please let me know.)
You could leave out the (about this) in the sentence and that's probably what I would do for 2 and maybe also in most of the cases in 1.
So for me, I'd say...
[1. If you know anything about this, please let me know.
or If you know anything please let me know.
2. If you know the detail please let me know.)
:)
>>catypical
Thank you for your correction!
Hmm,when I hear,I can understand.
But I cannot use those words....
Also it's an interesting problems.
That means I have to use more even if I read and listen to English very much.
I'd like to do that on this blog.
Thanks. :)
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