気が狂った犬

"A crazy dog"

きがくるったいぬ
kiga kurutta inu

Do you have a dog? I do. My dog Bojo loves snow!! He can stay outside all day long even if it is snowing! To me, that is pretty much crazy.


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「シャーロック・ホームズ」を見てきました

"I watched Sherlock Holmes"

Of course, this is the movie released on Christmas Day. I thought it was pretty good! I did not know he was so good at fighting. I read some of Sherlock Holmes stories in Japanese, but I did not remember his fighting. Anyway, it is fun to watch this movie.


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こんなの、受け取れません！

"This is not acceptable!"

こんなの、うけとれません！
konnano uketoremasen!

I wanted to print out the pictures I took from the trip. I ordered online. I picked them up yesterday, but the pictures are not acceptable! There are red lines in some pictures and basically they are all too dark! And you know what, I ordered 138 pictures and received only 133! Five pictures are missing! Unbelievable! I need them to reprint all or money back!!


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ドライブ旅行に行ってきました!

"I just returned from a road trip!"

ドライブりょこう　に　いってきました
doraibu ryokou ni ittekimashita

I have not updated this blog for a long time, because I was on vacation! My husband and I drove from Kansas City to Memphis, New Orleans, and St. Louis. It was a great experience. Usualy I write about my trip in Japanese (have you ever visited my Japanese blogs too?), but I guess I should start writing in English too. I have too many things to do!

I got reviewed!

Hi everyone!

My book "Speak Like Native Speakers Japanese Verb Conjugation I" was reviewed by Joshua Rudder on his website! He gave me score "8" out of 10. I am happy with that.

He said, " All in all, if you’re in the market for a reference guide to Japanese grammar, particularly if you’re struggling with the way you currently understand Japanese verbs, I can easily recommend this book."

Check it out! It is on Dec. 2 of his blog.

http://japanese-language-learning-reviews.nativlang.com/

声、でか過ぎ

こえ、でかすぎ
koe dekasugi

"His voice is too loud"

Usually I cannot hear the conversation in the data entry room from my office. But this time, I could hear every single word he was saying. Too loud!

でかい means "big." It is a slang, so don't use it for a formal speech. すぎ is すぎる which means "too much."

The Polite Form:
声が大き過ぎます。（こえがおおきすぎます。）


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