こんにちは。はじめまして。わたしはあだちみちえです。二十ねんごのわたしは三十九さいです。おおきいまちがすきですから、かぞくとニューヨークのアパートにいます。かぞくはよにんです。むすめはじゅっさいです。そして、むすこはごさいです。にぎやかなこどもですよ。おっとはぎんこういんです。だいがくでおっとはけいざいをべんきょうしました。わたしはこどものいしゃです。びょういんではたらきます。
こどものあさごはんとひるごはんをつくりますから、まいにちごぜん六じはんにおきます。はやいですね。こどもは日本りょうりがすきです。日本りょうりの中で、カレーライスとおにぎりがいちばんすきです。おいしいですね。それから、こどもはバスでがっこうへいきます。おっととちかてつでしごとへいきます。ちかてつはタクシーよりやすいです。しごとはときどきたいへんですが、いつもおもしろいです。
しゅうまつにかぞくとCentral Parkへあそびにいきます。なつにさんぽします。ふゆにアイススケートをします。ニューヨークのせいかつはたのしいですね!
Sunday, November 29, 2009
Monday, November 23, 2009
せんりゅう
おもしろいうんこのアニメ
こんばんしゅくだいはたいへんでしたから、ちょっとやすみました。そして、アニメをみました。アニメのウェブサイトを日本ごのべんきょうにみました。 はじめてこのうんこのアニメをみました。とてもたのしでしたよ。 いいテレビですね。 いっしょにみましょう。
Synopsis: “Unko-san,” a new anime series about a brown turd-shaped fairy with lots of luck, is fast becoming the rage among high school girls in western Japan. Short episodes of the anime are now showing in the Osaka area on Kansai TV’s “Otoemon” music program. The stories revolve around Unko-san — whose name is a play on the Japanese words for “luck” (un) and “crap” (unko) — and his quest for happiness on Lucky Island, which is populated by a host of other poo fairies.
Synopsis: “Unko-san,” a new anime series about a brown turd-shaped fairy with lots of luck, is fast becoming the rage among high school girls in western Japan. Short episodes of the anime are now showing in the Osaka area on Kansai TV’s “Otoemon” music program. The stories revolve around Unko-san — whose name is a play on the Japanese words for “luck” (un) and “crap” (unko) — and his quest for happiness on Lucky Island, which is populated by a host of other poo fairies.
Wednesday, November 4, 2009
Katakana Analysis
One of my favorite stores, ユニクロ, uses the Katakana alphabet. ユニクロ is a trendy expression that stems from the english words, "Unique Clothes." Due to its foreign root words, it is written in Katakana. Additionally, many brand names are often written in Katakana so that they can standout and be more memorable for consumers. The straight and simple lines of katakana are visually edgier than the curved hiragana alphabet or complicated kanji characters.
Katakana is also used to express onomatopoeia like ドキドキ or ハラハラ, which both refer to the sounds of a throbbing heart going pit-a-pat. I found these auditory words in the song, Automatic by 宇多田ヒカル. Using Katakana to express sounds helps these non-real words to stand out in the song. Onomatopoeia are very common in songs by 宇多田 ヒカル as she utilizes language to contribute to the catchy rhythm of her up-beat tunes. While most people agree that katakana is used for emphasis, onomatopoeia, and foreign words, each textbook has a slightly different explanation of katakana because the role of this alphabet has changed over the course of history lending to no concrete function. During the Heian period from the late 8th to 12th century, katakana with its straight, masculine lines was the alphabet for men while the curvy shaped hiragana was reserved for women. Only in more recent times did the role of katakana change into the alphabet for loanwords.
日本はときどきおかしいですね。。。
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