今日は、空いている駐車場で初めてに車を運転した。怖かったけど、何もにぶつけなかった。＾＾やった～！ Today I drove a car for the first time in an empty parking lot. I was scared, but I didn't hit anything. ^^ I did it~!
Hello! Ana chan!
The reason is to say the school is not a place to eat a sweets in a place to study. A school has school regulations. In fact, it is prohibited to take the book of manga to a school. This is school regulations, too.
We know that it's different from the foreign country.
Therefore, we are changing carefully it so that school regulations match in the times.
See ya!
Hi! Ana chan!
I watched a magic of the Princess Tenkou yesterday on YouTube. Though it's good to watch an anime and a manga, it's good to occasionally watch a magic show too, isn't it?
See you again!
Hello, Ana chan!
There are many Japanese word which can not be translated into English with any accuracy.Japanese word called "がんばれ(ganbare)" is one of them.The meaning includes "go for it, stick to it, bear up, keep at it, keep it up, never say die, sure good luck...etc." in these words.
We use these words for the person who makes an effort to accomplish something and the person who are going to make an effort.
Therefore,"Ganbare Ana chan!"
See ya!
ごんちゃん
2015/02/14 19:42:56
Hello! Ana chan!
The reason is to say the school is not a place to eat a sweets in a place to study. A school has school regulations. In fact, it is prohibited to take the book of manga to a school. This is school regulations, too.
We know that it's different from the foreign country.
Therefore, we are changing carefully it so that school regulations match in the times.
See ya!
ごんちゃん
2015/02/09 19:02:08
Hi! Ana chan!
I watched a magic of the Princess Tenkou yesterday on YouTube. Though it's good to watch an anime and a manga, it's good to occasionally watch a magic show too, isn't it?
See you again!
ごんちゃん
2015/02/08 19:41:11
Hello, Ana chan!
There are many Japanese word which can not be translated into English with any accuracy.Japanese word called "がんばれ(ganbare)" is one of them.The meaning includes "go for it, stick to it, bear up, keep at it, keep it up, never say die, sure good luck...etc." in these words.
We use these words for the person who makes an effort to accomplish something and the person who are going to make an effort.
Therefore,"Ganbare Ana chan!"
See ya!
ごんちゃん
2015/02/07 20:47:59
But, Did you receive a driver's license? Or for learning?
ごんちゃん
2015/02/06 20:18:19
Hello, Ana chan!
"Omedeto gozaimasu(おめでとう ございます)" (congratulations)．
Carrie
2015/02/06 11:00:36
Hooray~ You did well, Ana!(*´▽｀*)