2009年1月31日土曜日
KGU
I like this school, because I can meet many friends and my club is so fun. I like English, so I chose this school this school. This school is close to her house. It takes 5 minutes to walk from my house to this school. I like the campus, because this campus is clean and many stores. I like the other students, because all of other student is very kind for her. I graduated from Kyusyugakuin high school. I have reunions. Club is my memory of my school. I belonged to handball club in my school. This school is worse than high school, because I couldn’t live my family. So, I live by myself, because my parents’ home is so far. I use my bicycle to go to this school, because it’s close. I am an English major, because I like English.
2009年1月19日月曜日
2008年12月19日金曜日
mirror words
grammar is the fled of linguistics that covers the conventions governing the use of any given natural language. It includes morphology and syntax, often complemented by phonetics, phonology, semantics, and grammar "english grammar" is the set of rules of the english language otself. " an english grammer" is a specific study or analysis of these rules. a reference book describing the grammar of alanguage is called a "reference grammar" or simply "a grammar" a fully explicit grammar exhaustively describing the grammatical constructions of a language is called a descriptive grammar, as opposed to linguistic prescription, which troes to enforce the governing rules of who a language is tobe used.
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2008年12月1日月曜日
Research
Rules for Young People in Japan and New Zealand
BY
Katsuya Inazaki
BY
Katsuya Inazaki
A SHORT PAPER
IN PARTIAL FULFILLMENT OF
THE REQUIREMENTS FOR THE COURSE OF
SUMMER STUDY ABROAD PROGRAM (NZ)
Kumamoto Gakuen University Foreign Language Department
English Course
1. Introduction
Do you know New Zealand culture? Have you ever been to New Zealand? There are many sheep and abundant gifts from nature. Japanese culture is basically only in Japan, and British culture is also in Australia, New Zealand and America. Certainly, all counties have rules. People obey rules of their countries. People understand their rules of their countries. Most Japanese people don’t know New Zealand rules.
This paper will concentrate on the rules concerning young people in New Zealand. What is the length of compulsory education and primary school, junior high school, high school? When can people start smoking, drinking, have driver’s license, become adult, and marry? Many people say they have a strong urge to smoke while drinking. Most students start smoking after entering college. Surprisingly, Japanese rules are not the same as New Zealand rules. People may get culture shock by hearing my report. This paper will discuss the difference between rules for young people in Japan and New Zealand. I used internet and asked New Zealand people and read some books.
2. In Kumamoto
First, this paper will explain about school in Japan. The length of compulsory education is for 9 years, from 6 years old to 16 years old. The length of most primary schools is for 6 years, from 6 years old to 12 years old. The length of most junior high schools is 3 years, from 12 years old to 15 years old. The length of most high schools is 3 years, from 15 years old to 18 years old. When students graduate from junior high school, they can choose to enter high school or find employment. The choice is theirs. However, most people will choose to go to high school.
You can get a driver’s license from 18 years old in Japan but you can get a moped license from 16 years old.[1] Males in Japan can marry from 18 years old and females can marry from 16 years old. In Japan, you become an adult from 20 years old. In Japan people who become 20 years old attend a Celebration of passage to maturity on the first Monday in January. This is a Japanese ceremony. All men and women who have reached the age of 20 years have the right to vote. People can smoke from 20 years old in Japan, and drink from 20 years old as well.
3. In NZ
In New Zealand, the length of compulsory education is for 9 years, from 6 years old to 16 years old. Primary education consists of primary school and intermediate school. They are like primary school and junior high school of Japan. The length of most primary schools is 6 years, and intermediate schools are 2 years. Secondary education consists of secondary school. Secondary school is like a high school of Japan. The length of most secondary school is 5 years, from 13 years old to 17 years old. New Zealand primary schools don’t have an entrance ceremony, because any child who is 5 years old can enter the primary school. Most New Zealand schools are public schools.
You can get a driver’s license from 15 years old. Males and females can both marry from 16 years old. You become an adult from 18 years old. All men and women who have reached the age of 18 years have the right to vote. There is a smoke-free law in New Zealand. You can smoke from 18 years old, but you must not smoke at workplaces, bars and restaurants. Basically, smoking will only be allowed outdoors. Drinking is allowed from 18 years old, but, you must not drink in public.
4. Conclusion
In New Zealand, the length of a compulsory education is the same as Japan. Japanese primary schools have entrance ceremonies, but New Zealand doesn’t have an entrance ceremony, because any child who becomes 5 years old can enter the primary school. In Japan, the length of most primary schools is for 6 years, the same as New Zealand. However, junior high school is not the same as New Zealand. Japanese junior high schools are for 3 years. New Zealand high junior high schools are for 2 years.
In Japan, men and women who have reached the age of 20 years have the right to vote, but in New Zealand, men and women who have reached the age of 18 years have the right to vote. Therefore, New Zealand people are granted the enfranchised earlier than Japanese. In Japan, people can get a driver’s license from 18 years old, but in New Zealand, from 15 years old, so New Zealand people can get a driver’s license earlier than Japan. In Japan, people can smoke and drink from at 20 years old, but in New Zealand, from 18 years old, so New Zealand people can smoke and drink earlier than Japan. In New Zealand, children become an adult from 18 years old, but in Japan, from 20 years old, so New Zealand children become adults 2 years earlier than Japan. In New Zealand, both males and females can get married from 16 years old, but in Japan, males can marry only from 18 years old, and females can marry from 16 years old. Additionally, when a minor gets married, they are regarded as an adult. These facts show that New Zealand people become independent earlier than Japan in the eyes of the law.
5. Bibliography
Hamilton, Linda (personal communication, August 2008)
Yvonne (personal communication, August 2008)
Michael ((personal communication, August 2008)
New Zealand education and rules, retrieved November 25, 2008 from
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/New_Zealand
Japan education and rules, retrieved November 25, 2008 fromhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Japan
[1] Even if you have a Japanese driver’s license, you can’t drive in New Zealand. If you want to drive in New Zealand, you will need to get an international driver’s license in New Zealand.
IN PARTIAL FULFILLMENT OF
THE REQUIREMENTS FOR THE COURSE OF
SUMMER STUDY ABROAD PROGRAM (NZ)
Kumamoto Gakuen University Foreign Language Department
English Course
1. Introduction
Do you know New Zealand culture? Have you ever been to New Zealand? There are many sheep and abundant gifts from nature. Japanese culture is basically only in Japan, and British culture is also in Australia, New Zealand and America. Certainly, all counties have rules. People obey rules of their countries. People understand their rules of their countries. Most Japanese people don’t know New Zealand rules.
This paper will concentrate on the rules concerning young people in New Zealand. What is the length of compulsory education and primary school, junior high school, high school? When can people start smoking, drinking, have driver’s license, become adult, and marry? Many people say they have a strong urge to smoke while drinking. Most students start smoking after entering college. Surprisingly, Japanese rules are not the same as New Zealand rules. People may get culture shock by hearing my report. This paper will discuss the difference between rules for young people in Japan and New Zealand. I used internet and asked New Zealand people and read some books.
2. In Kumamoto
First, this paper will explain about school in Japan. The length of compulsory education is for 9 years, from 6 years old to 16 years old. The length of most primary schools is for 6 years, from 6 years old to 12 years old. The length of most junior high schools is 3 years, from 12 years old to 15 years old. The length of most high schools is 3 years, from 15 years old to 18 years old. When students graduate from junior high school, they can choose to enter high school or find employment. The choice is theirs. However, most people will choose to go to high school.
You can get a driver’s license from 18 years old in Japan but you can get a moped license from 16 years old.[1] Males in Japan can marry from 18 years old and females can marry from 16 years old. In Japan, you become an adult from 20 years old. In Japan people who become 20 years old attend a Celebration of passage to maturity on the first Monday in January. This is a Japanese ceremony. All men and women who have reached the age of 20 years have the right to vote. People can smoke from 20 years old in Japan, and drink from 20 years old as well.
3. In NZ
In New Zealand, the length of compulsory education is for 9 years, from 6 years old to 16 years old. Primary education consists of primary school and intermediate school. They are like primary school and junior high school of Japan. The length of most primary schools is 6 years, and intermediate schools are 2 years. Secondary education consists of secondary school. Secondary school is like a high school of Japan. The length of most secondary school is 5 years, from 13 years old to 17 years old. New Zealand primary schools don’t have an entrance ceremony, because any child who is 5 years old can enter the primary school. Most New Zealand schools are public schools.
You can get a driver’s license from 15 years old. Males and females can both marry from 16 years old. You become an adult from 18 years old. All men and women who have reached the age of 18 years have the right to vote. There is a smoke-free law in New Zealand. You can smoke from 18 years old, but you must not smoke at workplaces, bars and restaurants. Basically, smoking will only be allowed outdoors. Drinking is allowed from 18 years old, but, you must not drink in public.
4. Conclusion
In New Zealand, the length of a compulsory education is the same as Japan. Japanese primary schools have entrance ceremonies, but New Zealand doesn’t have an entrance ceremony, because any child who becomes 5 years old can enter the primary school. In Japan, the length of most primary schools is for 6 years, the same as New Zealand. However, junior high school is not the same as New Zealand. Japanese junior high schools are for 3 years. New Zealand high junior high schools are for 2 years.
In Japan, men and women who have reached the age of 20 years have the right to vote, but in New Zealand, men and women who have reached the age of 18 years have the right to vote. Therefore, New Zealand people are granted the enfranchised earlier than Japanese. In Japan, people can get a driver’s license from 18 years old, but in New Zealand, from 15 years old, so New Zealand people can get a driver’s license earlier than Japan. In Japan, people can smoke and drink from at 20 years old, but in New Zealand, from 18 years old, so New Zealand people can smoke and drink earlier than Japan. In New Zealand, children become an adult from 18 years old, but in Japan, from 20 years old, so New Zealand children become adults 2 years earlier than Japan. In New Zealand, both males and females can get married from 16 years old, but in Japan, males can marry only from 18 years old, and females can marry from 16 years old. Additionally, when a minor gets married, they are regarded as an adult. These facts show that New Zealand people become independent earlier than Japan in the eyes of the law.
5. Bibliography
Hamilton, Linda (personal communication, August 2008)
Yvonne (personal communication, August 2008)
Michael ((personal communication, August 2008)
New Zealand education and rules, retrieved November 25, 2008 from
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/New_Zealand
Japan education and rules, retrieved November 25, 2008 fromhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Japan
[1] Even if you have a Japanese driver’s license, you can’t drive in New Zealand. If you want to drive in New Zealand, you will need to get an international driver’s license in New Zealand.
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2008年11月21日金曜日
Downtown
Good morning^^ I went to downtown at Kumamot with my friend, because I wanted to buy an earmuffs and my friend wanted to buy a muffler. A new shop was recently opened there. The new shop's name is Aune. First, we went in Aune shop. My friend bought a black muffler. Next, we went to ships shop. I bought a black earmuffs. I want to buy it long ago.
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2008年11月18日火曜日
My favorite........
I like to talk with people from different countries and my friends. I want to talk with them so far as time permits.
"What do you usually use when you communicate with them?" Language is a means of communication. Most people use language. Also, gesture is a means of communication. Also, expression is a means of communication. For example, smile^^ It's so important.
"How many communication tools are there?" There are the internet, telephone, e-mail, letter, sign language and language. Language is very very important. We can get a communication on the internet, telephone, e-mail and letter when we are so far away. It's so useful. Sign language is for acoustic disturbance.
"What do you often talk to them about?" Most people talk about yesterday’s TV, gossip, love and joke, your boss, your friends, your teacher and fashion etc.........
In conclusion, it's all communication. Most people use gestures and expression with language. It's so important. There are a lot of communication tools. We use communication tools and can communicate all over the world. Most people often talk garbage with their friends. It's fun.
I use the internet and I communicate all over the world. It is wonderful for me to communicate with people from different countries.
"What do you usually use when you communicate with them?" Language is a means of communication. Most people use language. Also, gesture is a means of communication. Also, expression is a means of communication. For example, smile^^ It's so important.
"How many communication tools are there?" There are the internet, telephone, e-mail, letter, sign language and language. Language is very very important. We can get a communication on the internet, telephone, e-mail and letter when we are so far away. It's so useful. Sign language is for acoustic disturbance.
"What do you often talk to them about?" Most people talk about yesterday’s TV, gossip, love and joke, your boss, your friends, your teacher and fashion etc.........
In conclusion, it's all communication. Most people use gestures and expression with language. It's so important. There are a lot of communication tools. We use communication tools and can communicate all over the world. Most people often talk garbage with their friends. It's fun.
I use the internet and I communicate all over the world. It is wonderful for me to communicate with people from different countries.
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Kimchi Nabe
November 14
I went to Ryuo's house after part time job. Because the day was Japanese nabe party^^ I left pizza pocket for his house quickly and brought rice and udon.
We made Japanese nabe, kimchi nabe. There were tofu, hakusai, meet and kimchi etc.... in nabe.
Looks so yummy! It was soooooo delicious^^
I went to Ryuo's house after part time job. Because the day was Japanese nabe party^^ I left pizza pocket for his house quickly and brought rice and udon.
We made Japanese nabe, kimchi nabe. There were tofu, hakusai, meet and kimchi etc.... in nabe.
Looks so yummy! It was soooooo delicious^^
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2008年11月14日金曜日
Let's go to Suizemji
I went to Suizenji supermarket by small motor vehicle. Because it was so cold outside,I wore gloves, jacket and muffler. I went in suozenji supermarket with my friend, Ryuo We bought tofu, eringi, mushroom, meet, konnyaku, hakusai, kimuchi drinks and snacks. We left there for his apartment with a load on our back. It took about 5 minutes from Suizenji spermarket to his apartment. We will cook kimuchi nabe with my friends tomorrow^^ I'm looking forward to it^^
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