Do you think this is funny English? My English friend laugh a lot to see this one.
Today was the last day of my long holiday. I got a iphone for me today finally! Cause in Japan cell phone internet was useful and fast sometimes. But I am ready for iphone now. Let me know some good application, please!
I like his art very much "Ghostpatrol". I set his VOLPINEBOX as my wall paper of PC today.
This a nice pyramid shape house in Japan. The house might have power like pyramid? You know things won't go bad, rot easily in pyramid.
Hi !
I've been reading your blog for a year and I think it's funny and awesome.
Can you explain anymore about the silver week?
I'm gonna go to Japan in less than two weeks and I'm excited.
I love your country and your culture and I've wanted to be a japanese since I was a child.
Cheers !
Javi
Posted by: Javi A. | Tuesday, September 29, 2009 at 04:44 PM
Hello from France
Posted by: Allain Jules | Thursday, September 24, 2009 at 08:19 AM
The English wasn't that funny, unless maybe you're brand new to Japan.
Posted by: Taki | Thursday, September 24, 2009 at 04:05 AM
It's a little funny because it's not grammatically correct, and it uses strange terms like "return place." But it's not the funniest example of bad english I've ever seen.
@Rrabano, it depends where you are in the states. For example, where I live, in Washington DC, there's a lot of support for foreign tourists. A lot of other cities are like that too.
But also, English is more widely used than most languages, so I think there's more pressure in other countries to accommodate for it.
Posted by: Sam R | Wednesday, September 23, 2009 at 10:25 PM
When I went first in Japan. I see sign similar to u'r post. Thought is was funny. But I realize people putting this sign up r accommodating foreigners. So I stop laughing about it so much. But give kudos to those trying hard to accommodate foreigners.
If you go to the State, you will not c accommodation like this for Japanese or other none speaking English tourist.
So I thank those people putting up sign like this to help me understand that the Co. is trying hard to accommodate foreigners.
Wish we can follow this lead to the State. But don't hold your breath.
Posted by: Rrabano | Wednesday, September 23, 2009 at 10:12 PM