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2010年1月 4日

Health and Safety

Hi Team,

Thanks for your comments. I hope you all had a good weekend.

As I mentioned in my last comment, I had some ideas last night while I was running for our seminar in May or June. The most difficult thing for me is knowing what level of learner to pitch it at. If I decide to do seminars as a business in the future, each one will be aimed at a particular level, but for the blog seminar, I guess there will be quite a mixture, so I have to try to cater for everybody.

My basic plan is to split the day into three parts. We will start off with "An Orientation to Language Learning" in the morning, and then do a session on how to get the maximum benefit out of this blog. In the afternoon, I want to just focus on "How to Learn English Vocabulary," because I think this is an important topic for everyone from beginner to advanced. What do you think?

Let me tell you about this week's theme. Sometime last year we talked about the fact that everyone these days is so worried about the safety of children that they are losing many opportunities to learn about common sense. In the U.K., there is a government department called "Health and Safety," and it is their job to come up with laws to protect people. Sometimes, newspapers attack them for coming up with stupid rules, but as you will see if you read the article I have linked to, these accusations are not always true. One of the most famous stories is about the game of "conkers." This is a very British game that involves making a hole in a chestnut and putting a piece of string through it. You then try to break someone else's conker by flicking your conker at it. Have a look at this video.

Anyway, it was reported in the press a couple of years ago that "Health and Safety" had decided that children should wear safety goggles when they play this game. Many people got really angry about this, and the presenters of a popular TV show about cars called "Top Gear" decided to make fun of it by having a very large-scale game of conkers with caravans!

(By the way, a "loony" is a crazy person.)

Anyway, I found an interesting article the other day discussing the problems faced by people who have to make laws about Health and Safety. I think a lot of the issues it discusses apply to Japan just as much as they do to the UK, so I was wondering what you thought.

http://www.guardian.co.uk/lifeandstyle/2009/dec/30/health-and-safety

Look forward to hearing your comments.

PS I'm going to Osaka tonight to get the ferry to Miyazaki. I'm going there to meet a representative from a bookshop who I will be doing business with next year, so I decided to go by bike and make a holiday out of it. I'm taking my computer, so I'll write some comments while I'm there. I'll be back on Thursday.


Hope you

Comments

Hi David,

Thank you for the funny videos.
This week's theme reminds me of "A cat in a micowave " story in the US.
When "Product Reliability Law" was being introduced in Japan, we used to hear this story and most people apparently believed it was true. It was used as an irony criticizing the new law following the Europe.
Since the law was in effect, instruction manuals changed. They've got to include a lot of warnings prior to actual explanations on how to use the products. I think they look a little bit weird as manuals.
I guess we know "balancing risk" is understandable but we also know "any risk" is not acceptable.
Anyway, what I told my sons not to do is only not to go fishing without me.
I'll post again if I come up with another comment.

  •  Appoh
  • 2010年1月 4日 12:39

Hi David,
Can I add this comment ?
I thought "Top Gear" was an old radio program where The Beatles appeared.

  •  Appoh
  • 2010年1月 4日 13:06

Hi Appoh,

Check for Top Gear on YouTube. You will find a lot of videos!

  •  David
  • 2010年1月 4日 14:49

Hi Kazu

Thank you for your comment.Looks fun!I want to go to サンドキャッスル.Should I book the seat?By the way,you went there last year?How was your trip to Guam?If you have free time,please tell me.I haven't been there,so I can't imagine.I hope I'll enjoy with my friends.Anyway,your recommedation is so nice!I'll check it out!

Hi Anne

I was really sad not to get any 福袋.To tell the truth,I coudn't get any 福袋 last year,too.Just my luck..but I hope that I'll get 福袋 next year!I never give up.By the way,I'm also wondering how long people need to wait to get it.今年は2時間並んだのにもかかわらず、もうすでに沢山の人が並んでいてびっくりしました。来年は何時間並んだらよいのやら。。

Hi Yuzu

Welcome to the blog.Let's study together!

Nao

  •  Ｎａｏ
  • 2010年1月 4日 17:01

Hi Nao,

お役に立てるかどうかわからないけど、私のホームページのバックナンバー８月を見て頂けると少しはイメージつかめて頂けるかも？です。

サンドキャッスルは現地で予約しました。Naoさんは英語が出来るのだから現地の人とのふれあいを楽しまれてはいかがでしょうか？
おそらくホテルのサービスカウンターで様々なアクティビティを予約出来ますので聞いてみて下さい。

お友達とご一緒なら心強いですね。グアムは本当に素敵なところですのでたくさん楽しんで来て下さいね。
私は残念ながら食べることが出来なかったのですが現地のチャモロ料理を楽しまれてみてはいかがでしょうか？
水曜日か木曜日だったか忘れましたけど、夜にチャモロ村でバザーが開かれるらしいですよ。ゆったりとした時間を楽しんで来て下さいね。それでは、楽しいご報告をお待ちしています。

追伸

このブログにグアムの思い出を英語で書こうとしましたが、あふれる感動を英文にすることが出来なかったKazuでした。(^_^;)
今回も日本語で失礼します〜(^_^;)

  •  Kazu
  • 2010年1月 4日 17:50

Hi David and everyone,

Today’s entry is “Wow!” (I just imitated Susan Boyle. She said so when she was asked about her impression about Japan in the NHK program on New Year’s Eve.) I need a couple of days to read, watch videos and think of this theme; however it sounds worth doing so.

Hi Maki and Anne,

Thanks for information of Skype. As for a camera and a microphone, does it look like an eyeball? I’m looking forward to finding them at an electric store. Also, I’m happy to share that feeling with both of you. Once I start tidying up things, I always find them interesting and still important for me and end up putting them back. I want to change it this year.


Hi Tomo,

I also hope Teru shows his real abilities in the best condition in the exams.

Hi Appoh,

I also say 2,000 and 10. As for 19XX, 19 and XX, right? By the way, I’ve dropped by your blog today. You did a great job while doing the laundry;p. You said “無駄に賑やか” about the neon boards in Las Vegas. That’s funny! I’d never seen the photos of Grand Canyon and Monument Valley with snow. That’s nice! Upper Antelope Canyon is real wonder. Your photos are taken as well as the ones by professionals that I’ve googled and seen. If I choose the best of yours, it would be the one taken in Monument Valley at night. Thanks for sharing.

Hi Gussan,

I'm not athlete at all but I’ve joined in 10Km and 5Km road races. I enjoyed the period of training but the real races were always hard and painful. Even so, I’ve never ever forget that nice feeling after finishing the goal. I like watching the Hakone road relay race on TV on Jan. 2 & 3 every year. I wish I could join a short run once. Like David and Anne, I was inspired by your comment after the race. Thanks for that.

Hi Blue, Yumi and Yuzu,

Welcome here! It’s nice to talk with you.

  •  tsuneko
  • 2010年1月 4日 21:00

Hi David and everyone,

I had just a look at both of the videos and read the article. Conkers reminds me of the game"gaming top"(koma).
And the word "loony" reminds me of an English footballer, but actually his name is "Rooney" !
Second video is "crazy" and funny, isn't it?
I'll post about this week's theme later.

Bye for now,
Anne

  •  Anne
  • 2010年1月 4日 22:36

Hi Daivd and Everyone,
I've read only the new entry and I will watch vidoes and read the article later, as I'm really sleepy and can't read and watch anymore tonight.

David, have a nice trip! It seems to be warm enough in Miyazaki for riding your lovely bike.;-)

Good night.

Maki

  •  Maki
  • 2010年1月 4日 23:11

Hi David

I think your plan of seminar is nice, because as you mentioned there will be a quite mixture so I was wondering how you were going to deal with it.
I am really looking forward to it.
Today was the first day of work this year. It was a busy day as I imagined, so I am a bit tired. I watched the videos, but I have no energy to read the article. I will read it later and write another comment of it.

See you soon.

P. S.
Hope your business trip to Miyazaki goes well and have fun the rest of days there.

  •  amo
  • 2010年1月 4日 23:32

Hi David and everyone,
(I’m going to get off the track. So, those who are busy or tired, please skip this comment.)

My husband worked without Year End & New Year Holidays at a group home where old people who suffer from dementia disease or 認知症stay. By the way, yesterday after work, he joined his high school reunion. First session was held at school in the afternoon which he missed. 60 over graduates gathered and their ex-teachers taught some lesson. Also, they took a test concerning their school days. Some organizer had prepared 5 pages of test paper with an answer sheet. There are 80 questions. Let me share some of them with you.

1) What time did the bell ring for starting class? (8:10, 8:15, 8:20)
2) Who was the tallest and most beautiful buss-tour-guide for school trip or 修学旅行? (Miss A, Miss B, Miss C)
3) What did XXX-sensei always bring in class? (deer leg, すりこぎ、孫の手)
4) What did principal XXX use as a container for chalk? (Vicks-can, 龍角散-can, tupperware)
5) What’s the name of the book shop in the nearest railway station? (A, B, C)
6) When XXX-sensei got angry in the music-class, what did he make a couple of students eat? (chalk, shoes, floor cloth)
7) On St. Valentine’s Day, how many chocolate did XXX-kun get? (53, 33, 43)
8) In the summer-camping, who played a strip show in the tent and made XXX-sensei get mad? (A, B, C)
9) When XXX-kun was sitting in a train and looking out of the window and said “うわっ、汚な！Oops, it’s dirty!” Unluckily, a school girl sitting opposite him who had put on her makeup heard his words and took it wrong as he talked about her makeup and said to him, “おまえ、誰に言うとんねん! Who are you talking to?” and chased him until XXX station and kept making complaints against him. What girls’ high school did she go to? (A, B, C)

Who remembers the name of bus tour guides?! He forgot her name, but he told me nostalgically, “She was ours!” (I saw a dictionary many times today against my resolution.)

  •  tsuneko
  • 2010年1月 5日 00:14

Hi David and everyone,

David, your basic plan for the seminar sounds interesting. I'd like to hear how to get the maximum benefit out of this blog from the other participants, and I'm interested in the topic "How to Learn English Vocabulary" because it's difficult for me. As you said, it's an important topic for everyone from beginner to advanced, so it will be useful for all of us, but if you need our feedback so that you can decide whether you could do it as a business or not, it might be a good idea to do a similar seminar to the one you are planning in the future. I think you can get feedback from different levels of learners. Anyway, it's just an idea. I'm looking forward to taking your class for the first time in two years!

Hi Gussan,
Thanks for your reply. Are you going back to work tomorrow? I hope you have a good start!

Hi Tsuneko,
Thank you! I will show him your message tomorrow;-)

I watched the videos, but I haven't read the article yet, so I'll write about the topic later.

Good night,

Tomo

PS David, have a nice and safe trip to Miyazaki!

  •  Tomo
  • 2010年1月 5日 00:46

Hi David and everyone

I wached the youtube video and I'm writing about safety of children.
I think it is good to wear goggels when children　play conkers.
I felt conkers is danger and worry if the chestnuts hit the children's eyes or not.
If my daughter wanted to play conkers when she was child I want to make her wear goggles.
(chestnutが、子どもたちの眼に当たらないか心配。もし、娘が、子どものころに、conkersをやりたがったら、ゴーグルを付けさせたい。　　と書きたかったのです。どなたか、正しい文を教えてください。）

Many problem about children of safety are in Japan .
Especially about bike.
For example 3people ride on 1bike and so on・・・

Green

  •  Green
  • 2010年1月 5日 12:52

Hi Kazu

Thank you very much!You're so kind.Thanks to you,I have some plans.You enjoyed very much in Guam.Sounds good.I'm looking forward to going there.
ここからは日本語で失礼します。
Kazuさんのおっしゃるように英語を使って現地の人とふれあいながらあれこれするのはとても楽しそうです！今年の目標（英語を使って海外の方とコミュニケーションをとる）に掲げた内容なので是非挑戦してみようと思います。
でも、私の英語はよくないのでだいぶと心配ですが；（Kazuさんには英語ができると言っていただけましたがそんなことは全くないのです。）私の英語はよくHeart Englishだと言われますが、頑張ってきます！
本当に色々ありがとうございました。

Nao

  •  Nao
  • 2010年1月 5日 14:24

Hi David and everyone

A Happy New Year 2010!
I hope you all have a good year.
(This is my first comment in this year. I was torn to write a comment between on previous entry and on current one.)

Your plan of seminar is nice. It will be good test of seminars you hold after that. Personally, I am eager to know how to learn English Vocabulary.

I watched the movies. The movie of "Top Gear" is very funny. I like such a thing. "Loony" reminds me "Rooney", too.
I read the article you linked. I think "Health and Safety" lack a viewpoints. Protecting children is very important, and it needs some restricts to protect them. But people like "Health and Safety" may not discuss enough about the probabilities that the restricts rip out some benefits or opportunities for children.
I think that children need to experience some dangerous situations and learn about risks with pain.
But, maybe I think like that because I have no child.

By the way, conker reminds me such a game I played when I was child. We use "mud dumpling(泥団子)" instead.
A defensive put his/her dumpling on a ground and an offensive drop his/her dumpling on the defensive's one. If you crash the opponent's, you are winner.
Of course, we don't use a goggles or any protector. There was no fear of injury.

Hi Yumi and Yuzu
Nice to meet you! Let's enjoy studying English :-)

  •  trmr
  • 2010年1月 5日 14:51

Hi everyone,

I'm just leaving Osaka on the ferry to Miyazaki. I was planning to leave last night, but it took longer to get to Osaka than I thought, and I missed the ferry. I stayed in a hotel in Osaka last night, and I went for a ride around Nara today (deer everywhere!) I have never driven around Osaka before, but I think it is safe to say that it has more traffic lights than any other city I have visited in my life. Not only that, but they stay red for ages and ages! Anyway, I'm hoping that Kyushu will be more relaxing. Bye for now.

  •  David
  • 2010年1月 5日 19:19

Hi David and everyone,
Happy New Year! My resolution of 2010 is improve of my strength.
今年もよろしくお願いします。

David, the most difficult thing for you is knowing what level of learner to pitch it at? My main worry about the seminar is it! If the seminar is for high level learner, I will not join it because I will not be able to keep up. But if it is for low or medium level learner like me, high level learners will be bored. As you say, it is very difficult to hold the seminar for various level learner. I hope you cater for everybody. I'm interested in "How to learn English vocabulary" and I want to learn it.

By the way, I watched both of the videos. I didn't know the game "conkers". The second video is so funny. I looked in the article, but I gave up to read it because it was too long and written in English!（当たり前だけど＾＾；）

Hi Nao,
I hope you have a wonderfulu time in Guam.

Hi Yumi and Yuzu,
Welcome to this blog! Nice to meet you.

See you soon,

Amica

PS David, have a pleasant trip!

  •  Amica
  • 2010年1月 5日 21:51

Hi David and everyone,

As for this week’s entry, your ideas are nice and nice and interesting. Also, thank you for trying to cater for everybody. Well, it seems as if Conker is not easy to play because 5 people on the video missed. I roughly got how to play the game. Were you a good player? If I use various colored strings, it would be lovely for ornaments, too. As for the article, I tried to read it today, however it is too small and too long and too difficult to finish all. I’m sorry but I can’t keep reading it any more. I hope you have a good discussion with a future business partner and spend your holidays in Kyushu.

Hi Green,

I understand what you said and think you wrote very well. Maybe, I would say, "If she were a child, I would want her wear goggles when playing conkers."

tsuneko

  •  tsuneko
  • 2010年1月 5日 23:43

It's me again.

I'm sorry I wrote it wrongly. Once again.
I would say,

"If my daughter was a child, I would make her wear goggles when playing conkers."

  •  tsuneko
  • 2010年1月 6日 00:06

Hi David and Everyone,
I've just watched the videos, but I still haven't read the article and I need more time to write about the topic.

David, your basic plan sounds really interesting. I wondered how you would organize the seminar for various level learners. I'm really interested in "How to Learn English Vocabulary", because it's one of my weak points and it's an important topic for everyone, as you mentioned. I like Tomo's idea as well, but it might be better to take your basic plan for this time.
BTW, they stay red for ages and ages in Nara?! You usually drive in Nagoya area and sometimes in Hokkaido, so that you might feel so. The first and second worst areas for the number of traffic accidents are Aichi and Hokkaido every year!;-)

Hi tsuneko,
It's a good idea to try the test. Your husband and people who joined the reunion had a lot of fun with the questions, I guess. Thanks for sharing the story!

Bye for now,

Maki

  •  Maki
  • 2010年1月 6日 00:09

Hi David,
Sorry to hear you missed the ferry, but it's great to see your comment from Osaka;-) Hope you have a nice ride in Kyushu!

Hi Tsuneko,
I also enjoyed your husband's high school reunion story. That's a nice and funny test!

Hi Green,
＜子どもたちの眼に当たらないか心配。もし、娘が、子どものころに、conkersをやりたがったら、ゴーグルを付けさせたい。

Here's my version.（Greenの文章をちょっと変えて作ってみました）

I think it is a good idea to wear goggles when children play that game because they might hit their eyes with their conkers. If my daughter had tried to play conkers when she was a child, I would have made her wear goggles.

Hi trmr and everyone,

＜I think that children need to experience some dangerous situations and learn about risks with pain.

I have three children, but I agree with you. If children haven't experienced any injury, they'll never know the pain. It also means that they'll never understand other people's pain. As a mother, I don't want my children to get hurt both in mentally and physically, but every experience helps them to grow and make their own judgements, so I'm trying not to overprotect them. It's sometimes really tough for me, though!

I managed to read the article, but 今日はもう英語脳が動かないのでまたあとでトライします（If I can!)

See you soon,

Tomo

  •  Tomo
  • 2010年1月 6日 00:44

Hi David and everyone,

David, did you leave Osaka last night?
I was thinking to ask,” How’s the weather in Miyazaki?" So, you said,” Hello" to deer everywhere yesterday?
Anyway, you are accustomed to Aichi way!
I hope your safe trip and Kyushu will be more relaxing for you.

Your idea about seminar sounds interesting. I think all the parts you mentioned cater for everybody because we can share ideas with each other. I'm looking forward to taking your lessons.
Actually as for business seminars, participants who take your lessons would range different levels even though they are focused on business, so I hope our feedback after the lessons would be helpful for your future seminars.


Hi Green,
I would say.....
It's a controversial topic and a difficult decision whether or not let children
wear goggles, but
if my daughter were a child , I would tell her to wear goggles when playing conkers because I don't want to see chestnuts hurt her eyes.
自信はありませんが、とにかく考えてみました。。。

Hi tusneko,
When I was reading the article “Playing it too safe?”, I felt sleepy. Whenever I read difficult articles, I get sleepy… It is really tough to read through it, isn’t it?

I couldn’t access this blog last night.
I’m going out today, so see you tonight!

Anne

  •  Anne
  • 2010年1月 6日 08:50

Hi David & everyone!

It's blue.
I think the basic plan of the seminar would be good.
Every English learner of all the levels could enjoy the seminar. As for me, I'd like to know how to learn the phrase rather than vocabulary. I can tell what I'm thinking about in English, and most native speakers understand me, but that's not the way they speak. It's sometimes frustrating.

By the way, I read the article David referred. As David said, it surely is true also in Japan to strengthen the regulation. But the public organizations have not regulated children how to play, I think. In Japan, parents control their children. It's true of me. When I think of safety, I cannot help anticipating the risk, and I tell my kids not to do this and that. Even though I might control them, I keep in my mind to fulfill their dreams and not to discourage their willingness to do the new experience. I'd like to make kids independent. It's very hard, though.

  •  匿名
  • 2010年1月 6日 10:49

It's blue again.

amo & Green,

My due date is May! I'm coming halfway now. Recently I gain lots of weight, so it's becoming hard to move. I have to check it everyday...but it's scary!!

  •  blue
  • 2010年1月 6日 10:57

Hi Amica

Thank you for your comment!I'll enjoy Guam.

Nao

  •  Nao
  • 2010年1月 6日 11:55

Hi tsuneko,
まさかここでラスベガスのコメントをいただくとは・・・
ご覧いただきありがとうございます
2010年、さて昭和にすると何年でしょうね？

Hi David,
Oh, I notice we I watch Top Gear here on BBC America.

Hi team,
Some authorities make the rules to protect children in the U.K. and Japan.
Some institutes make the rules to protect their money first in the U.S.

  •  Appoh
  • 2010年1月 6日 12:22

Hi David

Did you arrive in Miyazaki?
Is it fine weather there?
I went Takachiho in Miyazaki on a shool trip for many years ago.


Hi tuneko,Tomo and Anne

Thank you for sending sentences.
（私の英語レベルは中学生英語の後半位からあやしくて・・・
これからも、私の間違いを直していただけるとうれしいです。
I have to write these sentences in English but I don't have confidence.）


Tomo

息子さん、がんばっていますね！
My daughter took entrance exams last year and I bought many sweets for pass exam.
(合格祈願の語呂合わせをしたお菓子などを、たくさん買いました。）


tuneko

I know Susan Boyle and her voice!
Have you watched audition TV program video in England that she took part in.
Do you know Connie Talbot?
She is a little child but she has a great voice.
She took part in the same TV program befor.

Green

I know

  •  Green
  • 2010年1月 6日 12:40

It me again.
Uh-oh,名前の後になぜか、　I know と・・・

Green

  •  Green
  • 2010年1月 6日 12:51

Hi team,

I'm in Kagoshima now. It's a very nice place, but I'm not sure if I would like to live quite so close to an active volcano! I had a meeting in Miyazaki this morning, and then I rode down the coast to a place called Toi Misaki. Kyushu is really beautiful, but it's a bit strange because the scenery looks like Thailand or Malaysia (white sandy beaches, turquoise ocean, palm trees, etc.) but it's freezing cold! I rode most of today with the BMW's heated grips turned up to maximum because my hands were so cold. I'm definitely going to come back here in the summer, though.
Tomorrow, I'm going to ride inland and take a look at the mountains, and then I'm catching the ferry back to Osaka tomorrow night. It arrives in Osaka at 8.30 the next morning, and I'm teaching at 2 p.m., so I'm going to have to get a move on.
See you tomorrow.

  •  David
  • 2010年1月 6日 19:32

Hi Green,

Yes, I know both the singers and watched the program. Please have a look at one of old entries "Susan Boyle" on April 17 last year. At that time, everybody in the world said "Wow!";p I watched several videos and my favorite was the one with the caption in 名古屋弁, such as "どえりゃあ～ファンタスティック！"　Did you see her eating some sandwitches in the waiting room before singing at the beginning of the video? She's funny and charming! Connie also has a nice voice.

I like thinking of how to write in English together, like this time. We can share various ideas like Tomo's and Anne's that's nice.

  •  tsuneko
  • 2010年1月 6日 22:45

Hi David,

It seems you enjoyed riding down the coast in Kyushu even it was freezing cold. I thought it would be a bit warm there. I have been there once when I was a junior high school student as a school trip. Do you take your camera with you? if so please take some pictures of beautiful sceneries. I would like to see them. Take care

  •  amo
  • 2010年1月 6日 22:54

Hi David,

You are having a nice trip in Kyushu! I like Kyushu too. People are friendly and foods are good. I've travelled with my friends for two weeks from the north in Kyushu to the southest, Cape Sata or 佐多岬　in Miyazaki. We walked and walked almost all the time and stayed at night in a tent. It was end of March but it snowed in the mountains. When we were walking the beach in Miyazaki, I remember there were lots of coconut trees. Have a fun tomorrow too!

  •  tsuneko
  • 2010年1月 6日 22:58

Hi David and everyone,


Thank you so much for your warm reception! I was very glad to read those messages:)


David, I think your ideas for the seminar are brilliant so that everyone from different levels can join and enjoy the seminar!


I watched the videos you posted but the article is quite long so I haven't read it all, but I'm just going to write my opinion a bit for now. I think the safety of children is important, but I feel like there should be a limit to prevent children from being overprotected. I think considering too much about their safety makes them shut from many opportunities and important lessons they should take through everyday lives. Though, I think this is a pretty difficult topic, because some parents today really worry about their children's safety and I could be the one if I had a child or children, too.


Anyway, the video of caravan conkers was very funny;)


Hi Tsuneko,

The test your husband took is interesting! Was there anybody who got all correct?


David, I'm really happy to hear that you had a nice day in Kagoshima! I hope you will enjoy the rest of the trip tomorrow, too!


See you.


Yuzu

  •  Yuzu
  • 2010年1月 6日 23:08

Hi Nao,
Sorry I'm very slow, but...
Have a wonderful time in Guam!

Hi David,
I thought it was warm in Kyusyu, even in January.
It sounds like your schedule is really tight. Anyway, enjoy the rest of your trip!;-)
I barely finished reading the article, however I'm not sure whether I understand its details properly. Maybe I need to reread it.

As for wearing safety goggles, it isn't easy to say children should wear them or not. I'm wondering where we should set a boundary between safety and danger. I agree with trmr and Tomo, and also I understand it's sometimes really tough for parents not to overprotect their children, as Tomo said.

Talk to you later,

Maki

  •  Maki
  • 2010年1月 6日 23:18

Hi Maki and Tomo,

I'm happy you also enjoyed the test.

Hi Anne,

You felt sleepy and I felt some pain in my eyes.:)
I've read some comments of trmr, Blue and Tome and I want to know main points of that article, so I'm looking forward to hearing from Anne and other memebers.

Hi Appoh,

At first, I started to comment on each there, but I was a bit lazy so I wrote all together here. Sorry for that. By the way, do you know some easy way to change from 2010 to 昭和XX? I don't know and just count. 2010=昭和85

  •  tsuneko
  • 2010年1月 6日 23:28

Hi blue
Your baby’s is due in May? That’s nice!! May is my favourite month because I was born in May. You are having a baby, so do not worry about your weight. Just take care of yourself.

Hi Green
You already received some comments from tsuneko, Tomo and Anne. I also make a sentence (of course I have no confidence with my sentence though), anyway here is my version.
“If my daughter was still a child and wanted to play conkers I would make her wear the goggles. I do not want her to get hurt.”
By the way, I have heard some songs sung by Connie Talbot by chance the other day. She is amazing!!

Good night

  •  amo
  • 2010年1月 7日 00:20

correction

Your baby’s is due in May?
→Your baby is due in May?

  •  amo
  • 2010年1月 7日 00:24

Hi David and everyone,

I printed out the article and read it again today.(It was tough!) When I read the first half of it, I was confused about what was true and what was not because there seemed to be a lot of tales or myths.

I sometimes get a notice from my son's school saying that some pupil met a stranger(fushinsha) on his/her way home or a stranger tried to grab his/her arm, or something like that. The number of those things is increasing these days, so children should be protected, but I was shocked to read this part in the article:
"Adults don't trust children not to make allegations against them; children are being taught that adults are not to be trusted."
Something is wrong with the society...
As I said, children need to be protected from dangerous situations or crime, but at the same time, they need to learn to make their own judgments as they experience themselves.

I'm too sleepy to write any more..

Good night,

Tomo

PS Green, thanks for your comment! Maybe I should buy some special sweets for him;-)

PPS David, glad to hear from you again. It sounds like you'll be very busy on Friday. Hope you won't miss the ferry this time!

  •  Tomo
  • 2010年1月 7日 01:47

(I posted 3 comments last night and the 4’th one of this was rejected finally.)

Hi Nao,

I’m sorry I’m also late to tell you, “Have lots of fun with your friends in GUAM and speaking as many people as possible in your “Heart English” that's nice!”

Hi Yuzu,

Thank you for reading my story and asking! The correct answers were announced during the 2’nd session in the evening that my husband attended. One of students got the highest score as 51 out of 80 marks and one of five teachers who used to be the principal got the lowest one as 10 marks. Both of them did a great job, I think. He must have a great memory and had had good relationships with other mates during the school days. Also, principals usually don’t have so many chances to communicate with students directly, so 10 marks were good enough.:p

tsuneko

  •  tsuneko
  • 2010年1月 7日 11:02

Hi tuneko

Thank you for warm comment.
I would like to study English hard.
I haven't wacthed the video that she is in the wating room.
I have wached the video only audition scene.
I would like to wach it!


Hi amo

Thank you for sendind sentences.
I learn a lot of English from this blog.
You have listened to Connie's song?
One of Japanese singer said 'She is an angel.'
I think so,too!

Green

  •  Green
  • 2010年1月 7日 12:58

Hi tsuneko,
Just add your age to your birth year if you were born in Showa.
I hope this will help you count.

  •  Appoh
  • 2010年1月 7日 15:01

Hi　Maki

Thank you!I'm leaving to Guam tomorrow.I'm excited now.

Hi tsuneko

Thank you!I don't know I can communicate in my 'heart English',but I'll try.To tell the truth,I and my friends have no plan,so I have a chance to speak English.

Nao

  •  Nao
  • 2010年1月 7日 15:08

Hi Appoh,

>Just add your age to your birth year if you were born in Showa.

That's the way I did because I was not born in Taisho or Heisei.^^) My way of asking was not good, was it!? I meant you might have known a good way of calculating whichever of period you were born.

I’ve googled and found the way.;P You have to remember the last two numbers of the starting year of each period, like this, 明治むな(67)しく、大正いい(11)くに、昭和にこ(25)にこ、平成ぱっぱー(88): Meiji started in 1867, Taisho in 1911, Showa in 1925 and Heisei in 1988.

When you need to change Japanese calendar to AD
Meiji 25 = 25 + 67 = 1892
Taisho 14 = 14 + 11 = 1925
Showa 7 = 7 + 25 = 1932
Heisei 11 = 11 + 88 = 1999

Vice Versa
>2010年、さて昭和にすると何年でしょうね？
2010 = 2010 – 1925 = Showa 85
2010 – 1867 = Meiji 143
2010 – 1922 = Taisho 78
2010 – 1988 = Heisei 22

I hope this way meets your original question.

tsuneko

  •  tsuneko
  • 2010年1月 7日 17:26

Hi everyone,

When I saw both of video, I didn't think a meaning related to each video.
But, as time goes by I noticed the meaning related to each videos.
It was really ironically.
These video are funny.
This is not enough to answer but I just wanted to write something to this blog.

Kazu

  •  Kazu
  • 2010年1月 7日 18:56

Hi Team,

I'm on the ferry back to Osaka. It gets in at 8.30 tomorrow morning.
Today, I rode up from Kagoshima to a place called Ebino Kougen. The scenery was wonderful, and there was a light sprinkling of snow on the mountains that looked just like icing sugar. I went to an onsen called Shiratori Onsen. It had a great view, and the inside bath was nice, but the rotenburo was not very warm. I asked the owner about it, and he said the temperature outside was -6, so it is difficult to keep the water warm. Actually, I spent most of the day feeling very cold. If it hadn't been for the heated jacket I bought when I was back in the UK and the heated grips on the BMW, I think I would have been in trouble.

Anyway, I have completely fallen in love with Kyushu, and I will be coming back as soon as it gets a bit warmer!

See you tomorrow.

  •  David
  • 2010年1月 7日 20:31

Hi David,


It's nice to hear that you went to the onsen!

I haven't gone to onsen for a while, so I really miss it...


I'm looking forward to hearing you from Kyushu again when it gets warmer.


Hi Tsuneko,


Thank you for your reply!


Oh, that's great:)

I suppose his school days' memories are still very brilliant and impressive.

I agree completely that the principal did such a great job, too!


See you.


Yuzu

  •  Yuzu
  • 2010年1月 7日 22:20

Hi David and everyone,
About this week’s topic, “health and safety” and “overreaction” seems to be thought as a set not only in England but also in Japan.
We often hear the news on TV once some accidents that a child gets hurt when he/she is playing in the playground, a council responsible for the playground bans using that play equipment in case children get hurt again.
Sadly it is true that we hear the new about terrible incidents that children are killed.
We need to protect them from those sad things , but still if we proceed to focus on protecting them overly, then how do they learn to face and manage risk?
It is really difficult to strike the balance between securing safety and experiencing autonomy and independence.
And one more thing I found in the article is that we need to have an eye to see things from different prospective. The press sometimes cuts off one aspect and spotlights it. I think one of the overreactions by officials is caused by those attitudes by the press.

PS,David, You seems to have a great time in Kyushu and I’m happy for you.

PPS, 先回の訂正；
whether or not let →whether or not to let

Bye for you

Anne

  •  Anne
  • 2010年1月 7日 22:40

It's me again.
You seems →You seem (訂正）

I went to see my parent today.
My father became ninety this month.
I'm happy they are in good condition.

Anne

  •  Anne
  • 2010年1月 7日 22:46

Hi Anne,

It's nice to know you had a lovely time with your parents. Your father is ninety. So, 2010-90=1920
Your father was born in 1920. I guess he was born in Taisho period. Taishoいい国、1920-1911=Taisho 9.
Your father was born in Taisho 9nen, right? Wish him a great health and happiness!

Thank you for your posting when you are supposed to get sleepy.;p

  •  tsuneko
  • 2010年1月 7日 23:23

Hi Tomo
Thank you for your agreement.
It is important to understand other people's pain during childhood.

>I'm trying not to overprotect them. It's sometimes really tough for me, though!
親というのは大変なのですね。When I become a parent, I really understand what you feel.
息子さん試験うまくいくといいですね:-)


Hi David
You seem to enjoy Kyusyu! I would love to see a picture of the snow covered mountain.

See you

  •  trmr
  • 2010年1月 8日 00:39

Hi David and everyone
I finally managed to go to the gym tonight for the first time this year. It was nice. I hope I could go twice a week at least I want to go once a week.

I just finished reading the article, it was too long and difficult for me so I am not sure I could understand everything. Fortunately (Should I say unfortunately?) I do not have any children, so it is difficult for me to write a comment. All I can say is, if I had a child, I would not want to ruin his/her precious time learn by experience. I was trying to say（経験から学ぶ貴重な時間を奪うようなことはしたくない）難しいです。
I do not want to see the children get hurt, but …I really agree this part of the article:
“When everything comes with a health warning, you don't learn to manage risk”

And I totally agree this part: As a little experiment, I always ask my first-year students how they refer to themselves. Twenty years ago, they would consider themselves to be young men and women. Now they call themselves boys and girls. We are extending their childishness.

I am getting sleepy so bye for now.

P. S. David, glad to know you had a lot of fun in Kyushu.

  •  amo
  • 2010年1月 8日 01:20

Hi tsuneko,
You must have asked the wrong person.
I'm not good at arithmetic. Numbers, equations and formulas always freak me out.

  •  Appoh
  • 2010年1月 8日 09:28

Hi Appoh,

Me neither.;p Thanks to your asking such a question, I started to like to calculate only that thing.

Hi David and everyone,

Thanks for other members’ comments that help me understand this week’s topic better. It seems as though there are quite many sexual abnormal people in the U.K. and apparently, the numbers of similar people has been increasing in Japan too as we know many news on TV or in newspaper. How can we protect children from them? I remember there always were such people in my home town in my childhood and they liked to come to school and talk to us; however we were not that scared. Time has changed and people have also changed, so this problem is very difficult to solve easily. I think what we grown-ups can do is always to mind this and try to talk them without ignoring. I watched some news that children were banned to play baseball in some parks in Japan because neighbors made complaints their voices were too noisy. They have to be quiet in the park. If they had good relationships each other, maybe, their voices would sound different for neighbors.

  •  tsuneko
  • 2010年1月 8日 10:15

Hi David,
It sounds like you had a lovely time in Kyushu. "A light sprinkling of snow on the mountains that looked just like icing sugar", that must have been so pretty! I guess you are on the way back, riding up to Seto now. Hope you get back safely and make it in time for the class!

Hi trmr,
Thanks for your message:) I hope so, too!

Hi everyone,
I read all your comments. It was a difficult topic, but it was interesting to read your thoughts. Thank you for sharing!

See you soon,

Tomo

  •  Tomo
  • 2010年1月 8日 13:19

Hi tsuneko,
Thank you for your kind words and detailed explanations about calculating ages.
Actually, I read talks between you and Appoh about it but contents didn't soak in and only letters passed through over my head. I'm afraid I need to re-read again and again and ...to understand them!
And thanks for encouraging me to write some more comment ;-)

Hi everyone,
It's really difficult to discuss this week's topic,isn't it? Reading the article was also very challenging. Actually I tried to summarize them, but I gave up doing so,haha..
It was very nice and helpful for me to read your comments. Thanks!
訂正；

see my parent today→see my parents today

I'm sometimes confused 'parent' with 両親.

See you soon,

Anne

  •  Anne
  • 2010年1月 8日 16:22

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