お早う御座います。 オンライン英会話レアジョブ
終了です！！
出張続きでしたので、普通に自宅で平日の朝を迎えるのが、なんか違和感ありです 笑
だいぶリズムが乱れましたが、何とか早々に取り戻したいです。
でも、これから本格的に忘年会シーズン突入！酒量を抑え、早朝レアジョブレッスンは継続したいです！！
先生 ： Mr.Ryan
最近男性の先生の方が合うというか、とても聞き取り易いです。。男女関係なく上手くコミュニケーション取れないと駄目なのですが。気持ちよく終われるので、どうしても男性の先生を選択してしまいます。
記事 ： 「Words of the Year Named by Oxford Dictionaries」
英語の世界でも、新語が毎年誕生しているようです。既存の言葉もまだまだ覚えなくてはならないのに、勉強に終わりはありませんな。
この新語誕生にSNSの影響もあるようです。
US’ top words included “YOLO” (You Only Live Once), used in social media
SNSは今や何にもまして影響力がありますな。
Oxford University Press has selected new words from American and British English that best describe the mood of the year.
“Omnishambles,” a badly managed situation caused by a series of blunders and miscalculations, was chosen as Britain’s Word of the Year.
Susie Dent, a lexicographer from the Oxford University Press, says they picked the word because it was often used to describe government blunders and because it was used in many creative ways. British reporters coined the word “Romneyshambles” when US presidential candidate Mitt Romney said he was not sure London had the competence to host the Olympics.
On the other hand, “gif,” was named Word of the Year in the US. Gif, meaning graphics interchange format, is a file format of images. Oxford chose the word because gif, formerly only a noun, is being popularly used as a verb. “To gif” is defined as “to create a gif file of an image or video sequence. Images are “giffed” to be shared online.
Other words considered in the UK were “second screening”—the act of watching television and using a gadget at the same time–as well as Olympic-inspired words such as “Games Maker,” a term for volunteers of the Olympics.
US’ top words included “YOLO” (You Only Live Once), used in social media, and “superstorm,” used in news reports to describe Hurricane Sandy, the powerful storm that affected several parts of the US.
Oxford editors say that although these words were popular this year, they must be used for a long time before they can be added to Oxford English dictionaries.
明日もレッスン頑張ります！！
終了です！！出張続きでしたので、普通に自宅で平日の朝を迎えるのが、なんか違和感ありです 笑
だいぶリズムが乱れましたが、何とか早々に取り戻したいです。
でも、これから本格的に忘年会シーズン突入！酒量を抑え、早朝レアジョブレッスンは継続したいです！！
先生 ： Mr.Ryan
最近男性の先生の方が合うというか、とても聞き取り易いです。。男女関係なく上手くコミュニケーション取れないと駄目なのですが。気持ちよく終われるので、どうしても男性の先生を選択してしまいます。
記事 ： 「Words of the Year Named by Oxford Dictionaries」
英語の世界でも、新語が毎年誕生しているようです。既存の言葉もまだまだ覚えなくてはならないのに、勉強に終わりはありませんな。
この新語誕生にSNSの影響もあるようです。
US’ top words included “YOLO” (You Only Live Once), used in social media
SNSは今や何にもまして影響力がありますな。
Oxford University Press has selected new words from American and British English that best describe the mood of the year.
“Omnishambles,” a badly managed situation caused by a series of blunders and miscalculations, was chosen as Britain’s Word of the Year.
Susie Dent, a lexicographer from the Oxford University Press, says they picked the word because it was often used to describe government blunders and because it was used in many creative ways. British reporters coined the word “Romneyshambles” when US presidential candidate Mitt Romney said he was not sure London had the competence to host the Olympics.
On the other hand, “gif,” was named Word of the Year in the US. Gif, meaning graphics interchange format, is a file format of images. Oxford chose the word because gif, formerly only a noun, is being popularly used as a verb. “To gif” is defined as “to create a gif file of an image or video sequence. Images are “giffed” to be shared online.
Other words considered in the UK were “second screening”—the act of watching television and using a gadget at the same time–as well as Olympic-inspired words such as “Games Maker,” a term for volunteers of the Olympics.
US’ top words included “YOLO” (You Only Live Once), used in social media, and “superstorm,” used in news reports to describe Hurricane Sandy, the powerful storm that affected several parts of the US.
Oxford editors say that although these words were popular this year, they must be used for a long time before they can be added to Oxford English dictionaries.
明日もレッスン頑張ります！！