No matter how much you study a language, there's no end in sight. When I started learning English, I thought there would be an end. But I realised even in Japanese, I often use a dictionary, although I was born and raised in Japan. Despair? No, I'm having fun now!
It's been a long time since I posted the last tweet. I've been busy with my job interviews and moving. Anyway, here's good news. I got a job as a journalist! I started working for a newspaper this month, and that is so excited:D How have u been, guys?
-You can't hold him up anymore. He is a busy man.
-The company looks legit as far as I can see on the web.
-If you have a chance to visit my town, let's catch up then.
-I'm very hyped for our plan to hold a party tonight.
#correctme
Looks like I made it; I finished another English vocabulary book:)
My certificate for #DistinctionApp
I've mastered the first Distinction book!
https://t.co/GHnCWwfzFg
-It's crystal-clear that he is guilty.
-I'm having some downtime this week so that I can go for a drink with you.
-If you need further information, please check it out on my site.
-Did you get what he said?
#correctme
After all, "What we learn" is always more important than "What we've done". That's what I think, seeing people watching the opening ceremony. Pros call it a victory, and Cons says we shouldn't forgive them. For me, I'm still not sure which side I'm on,
@ipluseverything It's a shame the most peaceful event on the earth turned into the most controversial event. Well, I think I can enjoy while I can learn from this mess.
There were so many things we can learn. That doesn't mean we have to obey the global standard or how other countries do. We can learn without eating up. Needless to say, what we learn today makes what we'll do in the future. That's what I felt today.
#OpeningCeremony#Olympics
At least we got opportunities to realise what we've ignored for the last few decades while awareness of human rights in the world grew so fast. We must not forget what we've gone through until today.
@am_polyglot I can no longer be encouraged by seeing someone trying too hard because I think that's one of the reasons they discriminate against others. Imperfection...and tolerance and forgiveness that's what we need now, I believe😢
Every time I hear disgraceful news about the Olympics, I can't believe they are still going on. Well, I think...we might follow through with this, but that doesn't mean success. Indeed "Follow through anyway" is one of our virtue, but it's also a major cause of how we are today.
@am_polyglot I know some people who are working for the Olympics, and they work really hard to make it successful. Still, their working environment is getting worse because of a series of unpredictable events. No one can make a considerable decision while working 250 hours a month.