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英会話＋Sex And The City
英会話＋Sex And The City
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A large number of Japanese go to an Eikaiwa school (pronouced ay-kai-wa where "ay" rhymes with "may" and "kai" rhymes with "sky"). Eikaiwa means English Conversation which I believe is slightly less serious than a full on English school class.

Anyway, I was on the subway this morning and I saw this ad for a woman's magazine.



It says "ninki kaigai dorama [Sex and the City] de manabu, beddo de tsukaeru eikaiwa" which means in English:

"Learn English conversation used in bed from the popular overseas drama [Sex and the City]"
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the translation is actually more provocative:

Learn from the popular foreign drama "S&tC",
Conversational English [you] can use in bed

(it's "manabu", not manbu btw)
posted by TadashiNovember 13, 2003 at 1:01 [ e ]
DOH!
I suck at proofreading if that's not clear from the majority of my pages here.  Thanks.  Yea, I should have put "you can use in bed" in there too.
posted by greggmanNovember 13, 2003 at 1:15 [ e ]
Is that picture from your phone?

Reminds me of what I really wanted when I was living there, a nice portable in-line camera/OCR/translator.

This idea has been in my head for ages. Maybe someday I'll get off my butt and do it (I'm kind of waiting for PDA technology to advance a bit more).
posted by TadashiNovember 13, 2003 at 3:57 [ e ]
OCR

No, that pic is not from my phone.

As for OCR, the Sharp sh505i has builtin OCR software

posted by greggmanNovember 14, 2003 at 9:44 [ e ]
Student
Can anyone give me some info for a project i'm doing on Japan's food and Drinks?
posted by EricaNovember 14, 2003 at 13:10 [ e ]
Japanse food and drink

Here is a good start: http://japanesefood.about.co
m/

posted by BirderNovember 14, 2003 at 13:46 [ e ]
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