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This entry was posted on Thursday, April 12th, 2007 at 6:30 pm and is filed under Lower Intermediate Season 1 . You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0 feed. You can leave a response, or trackback from your own site.
21 Responses to “Lower Intermediate Lesson #20 - A.P.B. on Kinoshita II”
Thursday at 6:30 pm
Mina-san, konnichiwa! Where the heck is Kinoshita-san? Will they ever find him??
Thursday at 7:06 pm
Will they ever find him?? Well…
“I… I don’t know”
Guess who?
/JZ
Thursday at 8:25 pm
Sachiko-san, Star Wars no naka de, dare ga suki desu ka? Boku wa Boba Fett ga ichiban suki desu.
Thursday at 9:02 pm
What’s going on with JPOD?? Why is everybody missing this week?? It seems like everybody disappeared!!!!
Luckly Peter-san was back for the translation!!! Hope next week everybody is back and healthy!!!
Mata jikai ne!!!
Thursday at 9:43 pm
Man, all this negativity lately. These people do have lives outside of Jpod, y’know? They’re not chained to their desks 24/7 strictly for your listening pleasure.
Besides, more Sachiko-san is a good thing in my book.
Thursday at 11:45 pm
Mattさん、
hahahahahaha, thanks a lot! we’re trying our best!
but what makes you think we have desks?
psycho013さん、
僕もboba fett大好ですよ♪
Friday at 12:09 am
Matt S.-san, genki???
Actually, I’m not the one being negative, but just take a look and see:
* “She” (we still don’t know the name) from Newbie Lesson # 19 disappeared and nobody knows where she is;
* Sakamoto-san from Beginner Lesson S2 # 20 is very sick;
* From today’s lesson, nobody knows anything about Kinoshita-san whereabouts;
That’s what I’m talking about… what happened at JP101??? I’m not being negative, I’m just concerned about everything that’s going on!!! Aren’t you worried about it too???
Mata!
Friday at 12:29 am
Ah, gotcha. Well the lessons would be pretty boring if everything was sunshine and roses day in and day out.
Friday at 1:50 am
João Pauloさん、
during recording, we were tal;king about this too!
where are 佐々木さん&石原さんtoo!
Friday at 5:55 am
markystar-san
佐々木さんと石原さんはハワイでけっこんしませんか?
日本へかえりませんでしたか?
Those lesson are becoming too mysterious!!
Friday at 8:06 am
No one wonders what kind of job is kinoshita supposed to do?
Friday at 9:35 am
Enrico, I’m wondering that!!
and i wanna know if Kinoshita is a man or woman!
Friday at 4:53 pm
I propose an iLove-esque collaboration where everyone records a line like 「探したけど、
Friday at 4:59 pm
eh? My last message got cut off for some reason.
As I was saying, everyone record a line like 「探したけど、木下さんは「自分の町」にはいません。」 We send them in, and jPod splices them into a lesson. どう?
Saturday at 10:21 pm
What is an APB?
Alaskan Polar Bear?
Sunday at 11:20 am
APB is an old American police radio code. It meant All Points Bulletin. They would announce, for example “All Points Bulletin on Kinoshita. 7 feet tall, loves Tibetan Buddhism, works for an all female company, is armed and dangerous. Do not approach suspect, shoot to kill.”
Basically it means “Be on the lookout for Kinoshita.”
Sunday at 6:23 pm
Thank you.
I need perhaps some American Culture Class” lessons.
Monday at 9:34 am
psycho013さん とMarkystarさんーーあたしもBoboFettすきです。そして彼はとてもかこい。
Markystar-さん: いいひつもんだいよね、木下さんは女のとか男のですか?どちらが?
Friday at 6:11 pm
Sachikoさん
May the Force be with you. このレッスンはちょっと難しいけど面白いです。
Wednesday at 6:55 pm
今日の文法を手伝ってください。
Can i say this: 日本で楽しかったどうかありますか?
Did you have fun in Japan?
Thursday at 9:35 am
サイモンさん
You just say 日本は楽しかったですか。 as “Did you have fun in Japan?”
With embedded question, you can say like this, for example,
日本が楽しかったかどうか教えてください。
“(lit.) Please tell me whether you have fun in Japan or not.”
I hope this helps.
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