Sometimes in Japan, a Japanese person asks my opinion with this question: "How do you think?" When I hear that question, it sounds like the person is asking how my brain works.
When asking a person's opinion about an issue in English, please say: "What do you think?"
What do you think about this blog? I hope it was helpful.
時々日本人から意見を聞かれることがあります。"How do you think?"
この質問を聞くと私の脳がどのように働いているのか聞かれたような気がします。
英語で誰かの意見を聞くときには
"What do you think?"と聞きましょう・
このブログどう思いますか？ みなさんのお手伝いができていればいいのですが。
"Let a Smile Be your Umbrella"
The rainy season is rough, and may make some people upset, uncomfortable, tired, or cause many other low feelings.
There is a great song from the United States that I feel is a helpful reminder for the rainy season in Japan. That song is, "Let a Smile Be Your Umbrella."
You can remind yourself, or a friend, or a stranger. Smiles send kindness.
Many times in English, two words mean the same thing. "Everyone" is the most common.
"Everyone is welcome!"
英語では２つの違った単語が同じ意味であることがよくあります。
"Everyone"がいい例ですね。
"Everyone"と”Everybody"は同じ意味
"Everyone is welcome!"というように使います。
