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I have had very little time this weekend, and ヤムさん, you have posted a meaty, long and difficult-looking post for me to devour; so I promise I will respond to that soon, but I cannot respond yet! I am sorry.
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I am sorry for not replying to the great one you wrote for me.
It has been taking me a bit longer time to finish because I don't want to make too many mistakes here to make you
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Honestly, when I post at JF... Im usually having a little bit of お酒(さけ)and I just write whatvever comes up in my mind without deep thinking, and without a dictionary.
When Im sober, I do deep thinking and it makes me a bit afraid of saying wrong things by mistakes.
Now I realized how I have been lazy not using a dictionary properly to write better English.
I remember when I was a full time student, my dictionaries and I were like best friends! My favourite was OALD recommended by my favourite teacher from Manchester.
I used it not only for looking up words, but for browsing and really enjoyed it. (Im not sure if browse is the right word...)
Now I decided to buy me a new dictionary!
My favourite OALD is now 10 years old and actually it's missing right now in my messy class room.
覚さん、Would you give me advice?
I was going to buy the latest OALD, but do you think I should choose one a bit easier? like "Oxford Wordpower Dictionary"?
I thought I needed a bilingual one too so I looked for it
Oxford University Press
I just wonder why there is Korean-English dictionary but not Japanese-English one...because less and less people are interested in Japanese?
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ヤムさん、I know I can say this much: I am glad I made you smile! I would, and I'm sure ゆりさん would, love to hear any thoughts if you have time on Yuri's blog by posting comments there.
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Thank you, yes you made me smile
ゆりさん's blog was interesting!I read some and I wanted to post what I thought, but I think I need some time too,to write proper one because I don't want to ruin her blog with my wrong English! It looks like she has been working hard!
Now I have to go back to work!
I started renovating my class room from Saturday but haven't finished yet so it's very messy here.
Do you enjoy DIY work? ("Do you do DIY work?" is proper here?)
I do and I like breaking things in parts and using them to make something different, recycling!
So my carpenter friend gave me an electric drill! Cool!
I will be back when I finished my DIY work.
覚さん Have a lovely day!