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Started by 桃の木あっこ
Thu, 05 Feb 2004 13:13
" ANYTHING WILL DO ! " by Akko MOMONOKI
Author: 桃の木あっこ
Date: Thu, 05 Feb 2004 13:13
Date: Thu, 05 Feb 2004 13:13
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"shuji matsuda" <shuji__matsuda@hotmail.com> wrote in message news:br79ar$49ci$1@ID-37799.news.uni-berlin.de... > In article <br4sdq$tti$1@news-est.ocn.ad.jp>, > v(^-^)v~♪♭ <whiteboard21@carrot.ocn.ne.jp> wrote: > "good or wrong" is better than "right or wrong" > > と言っておきながら、次は > > "right or bad" と"good or wrong" > > の話をbecauseで結ぶ所。論理が一貫できないのでしょうか? > > : IT'S A SENSE ! > > なるほどねえ。 Yes ! Yes ! Yes ! Yes ! " IT'S A SENSE ! " Your NARROW SENSE consists in where you think or consider with the EXTERNAL GIVEN MEANING (in Japanese) and but with the INTERNAL FROM -THE - FIRST MEANING (in nature). Shortly this is the proof that aufully you lack ability to think or consider . And now the SILLY AND STUPID THINGS have been told by you shamelessly. I'm afraid the following confession by me is too late by now. The fact is this. "Right to wrong and good to bad " are known to everybody already at least as a word or in "Japanese JYUKEN". But actually it never is . And I cast my FISHING LINE with THE BITE and as expected you have pulled it and just bitten more than you can chew with a triumphant air. Ultimately your too many words are never advisable for me this time as long as you can't answer the third of my following question mach with your claiming to others: " What is the purpose of talking about GOOD OR WRONG English ? " Many and many times I would say that no one can precisely tell "bad " or "right" to others negatively but affirmatively. More I would say , "In English to make ourselves understood somehow or other is just important . And except for which ANYTHING WILL DO ! " " YOU ARE SILLY AND STUPID STILL MORE HARMFUL ! " -- v(^-^)v~pupu ! v(^-^)v~pupu ! さん、ミスがあったから直してあげたね。おっほほほ。 -- 桃の木あっこですた
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