指します vs. 狙います

[Maxful]

Originally Posted by masaegu

Use 「～～する事を目標にしている」.

Hi masaegu san, can I say「毎日2リットルの水を飲むようにしている」instead?

[masaegu]

Yes. This has nothing to do with 指す or 狙う, though.

[Maxful]

Thanks masaegu san.

[Maxful]

By the way, masaegu san. How should I write "Harimasu" (put up, post, paste)? はります or 貼ります?

Also, what does it mean exactly? Is it something like:

1. Put up a carebears poster on to the wall.

2. Post a letter to my friend.

3. Paste ninja turtles stickers on to my notebook.

[masaegu]

Originally Posted by Maxful

By the way, masaegu san. How should I write "Harimasu" (put up, post, paste)? はります or 貼ります?

Also, what does it mean exactly? Is it something like:

1. Put up a carebears poster on to the wall.

2. Post a letter to my friend.

3. Paste ninja turtles stickers on to my notebook.

The word is 貼る.

You can use it in #1 and #3.

I don't know why you wrote #2.

[Maxful]

Thank you, masaegu san.

[Maxful]

Hi masaegu san, could you kindly explain the usage of "見学する (visit, observe)" and provide me with a few simple examples?

[masaegu]

Originally Posted by Maxful

Hi masaegu san, could you kindly explain the usage of "見学する (visit, observe)" and provide me with a few simple examples?

Why don't you form some sentences? It isn't me who needs to learn these words.

[Supperman]

修学旅行の学生達は金閣寺を見学した。
生徒たちはヤクルト工場を見学した。
このはとバスツアーでは、東京の名所旧跡を見学します 。
国会議員団は、東京スカイツリーの進捗状況を見学した 。
生まれてはじめて、広島の原爆ドームを見学した。

[Maxful]

Thanks for the help, supperman san.