OH, YES! That's exactly what I wanted to know."held lengthy meetings Thursday"
"nuclear proliferation"
"a very tense summit"
It may be a bit difficult because it's a news article. I'm not sure how much news you read in English. By they way, does that help at all? That's what you were asking about, right?
Um.. I think it's a bit incorrect to say "English comes from German". English is more like a mix of Gaelic, Latin, Nordic and probably some other influences.Hahahhaha! XD Wowww!! Well, actually,... nevermind... Norwegian sounds nothing like English XD But some words do, because Norwegian comes from German, and English comes from German... also =)
President Bush and Russian President Vladimir Putin held lengthy meetings Thursday followed by a joint news conference that dealt with issues ranging from efforts to curb nuclear proliferation to differences about democratic reform in Russia.
Many had expected that this would be a very tense summit because for the past several days on this European tour, President Bush has publicly scolded President Putin for his rollback of democratic reforms and his crackdown on dissent.
It is clear that the two leaders in their two and a half hours of meetings discussed the president's concerns. But when they appeared before cameras in public, they expressed agreement that Putin would move forward in democratic reforms that recognize the cultures and traditions of Russia.
No...I don't read any news in English. ^^;
ウラジーミル・プーチン
Oh! Now it clears the mystery why you're always up so early in the morning!!!Cue-san, again, you are far better than me, cus I don't listen to any news in English nor in Japanese. (もちろん冗談だけどね、何しろ新聞屋の人 間ですので。)
I don't watch much news on TV or read newspapers (sorry!), either..seriously...I gave my family a big shock when I confessed that I didn't know the prime minister now was Abe until just recently. xD
Um.. I think it's a bit incorrect to say "English comes from German". English is more like a mix of Gaelic, Latin, Nordic and probably some other influences.
But I'm no scientist, so nevermind.
Hahahahaha, sorry! ^^;You ... just ...gave me a big shock ... too ...
LOL, wow, that'd be great!OK! I will deliver you a newspaper every morning, on Shinkansen!! :jama:
Oh! Now it clears the mystery why you're always up so early in the morning!!!
I don't watch much news on TV or read newspapars(sorry!), either..seriously...
I gave my family a big shock when I confessed that I didn't know the prime minister now was Abe until just recently. xD
I'm sure there are tons of these kind of sites around on the net.
If you got more questions, don't hesitate to ask!!
Hey!! Bedankji.. The proper spelling is "bedankt" but I fully accept your feeling of gratitude and say: "Graag gedaan!" (You're welcome!)Bedankji ... leonmarino-san
Oh I'm pretty sure we all want to hear that!! Keep us posted!!I have some karaoke ( sing-along ) Japanese albums at home,I want to record my amateur singings in Japanese on my personalized voiceblog.
As Mikawa Ossan said, English primary roots are Germanic in origin. Not from German, but from the area that gave rise to German, Dutch and English. The language came across to England with the continuing invasion and settlers from the Germanic ttribes better known as the Angles, Saxons and Jutes. They forced the native English into Wales, and is why the Welsh refer to themselves as the true English. The settlers would have used their own language along with native words from the latin, left over from the Romans and the Celtic languages used in Britian, being Welsh,Gaelic (in its three forms; Manx, Erse and Gallic), and Cornish. The French influence came from the Norman invasion in 1066. despite being from Normandy the Normans originated from Scandinavia, not France, but had absorbed the French as their primary language. French was the language used by the nobility, but the English still used the Anglo-saxon. As time went by the native language took in French words, but also kept English words for the same thing, Hence Cow and Beef, Pig and Pork. Cow and Pig are Anglo-saxon in origin, but pork and beef are French in origin.English comes from French, Spanish, Latin, and all that other crap...
So um, yeah. I had nothing to do for minute, and here is the result.
Now, may I post the answer? The title is 22歳の別れ.
leon, send me a trophy or hmmm, maybe your underwears for the prize?
uso uso, I'm not that hentai~~!