Brian Ashcraft's Blog, page 661
March 10, 2014
Japan's Oddest English Book Is Still Wonderfully Strange
For students in Japan, it sometimes seems like many are only studying English to pass tests.
What fun is that?
March 7, 2014
It's not news.
It's not news. Do you think this is news? I don't.
I dunno if he'd be crucified, he'd just run into problems around お or か....
I dunno if he'd be crucified, he'd just run into problems around お or か.... Hell, he probably couldn't do あ, but who the hell could...
Noted, and changed!
Noted, and changed!
No, you have to read it.
No, you have to read it. You have no choice regarding scrolling over it. Oh, and complaining is required, too.
"J" wasn't even in the original Latin alphabet, and this guy does a pretty mean J...
"J" wasn't even in the original Latin alphabet, and this guy does a pretty mean J... And yes, this argument is rather petty!
Yes, it is.
Yes, it is. But, not all Latin alphabets are the same. See: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/%C3
Wait, You Might Get in Trouble in Japan for Leaking Spoilers?
That's according to a Naruto fan site in Japan, known for posting spoilers. The site apparently received a message from a publisher, telling them to delete their articles and kindly asking them to shut down their site. Oh boy.
No, it's actually the English language alphabet.
No, it's actually the English language alphabet. The show specifically said he was doing the English language ABCs. And English does have its own alphabet. Crazy, I know!
Japanese Man Contorts Face to Make the Alphabet
Kouki Watanabe isn't your typical Japanese college student. He has a special skill: He can make the alphabet with his face.
