1.
1. It was taken in Baghdad, Iraq.
2. Wednesday, April 9, 2003
3. It says crowds cheer as a statue of Saddam Hussein falls.
4. サダム・フセインの像、バグダッドの真ん中に倒れる
5. I think more than 2,000.
2.
1. I think about 1500~2000 crowds.
2. No, I don’t. Because there ware few people.
3. I think it’s a misleading photo.
4. I think CNN had to express that is adhering U.S.
5. I thought I shouldn’t believe all things that are reported.
3. I think it’s important to know the truth. News that says lie is senseless. And it’ll confuse us. Plus, we’ll be assimilate with the thinking unconsciously.
4. I can read plural articles. And I can also hear or read someone’s comment about the news on TV, newspaper and the internet.
5.
I read Lucy.Lucy., Mrinko Mrinko'sand mintonton blog.
We have same thought about the Iraq’s news.
2008年1月25日金曜日
2008年1月18日金曜日
January 18th, 2008
1.There are about 1,591,000 Muslims.
2.There are about 500,000 Hindus.
3.MuslimsMore than 1.8 million
Hindus560,000
4.
I read an article about a movie. The title is “Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street”. The movie adaptation of the musical. Tim Burton direction, and Jhonny Depp plays the lead in the movie. The story is really cruel. So children under 15 years old can’t watch this movie in Japan. A journalist who wrote the article says doesn’t want to watch it because he doesn’t like horror movie. But I can watch horror movies and I like Jhonny Depp. That’s why I’ll go to the movie theater.
2.There are about 500,000 Hindus.
3.MuslimsMore than 1.8 million
Hindus560,000
4.
I read an article about a movie. The title is “Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street”. The movie adaptation of the musical. Tim Burton direction, and Jhonny Depp plays the lead in the movie. The story is really cruel. So children under 15 years old can’t watch this movie in Japan. A journalist who wrote the article says doesn’t want to watch it because he doesn’t like horror movie. But I can watch horror movies and I like Jhonny Depp. That’s why I’ll go to the movie theater.
2008年1月11日金曜日
January 11th, 2008
①
I relaxed in my hometown on New Year’s Day. I ate osechi and zouni which ware made by my mother. And I watched some TV program. On 2nd, I paid homage at a Saijo-inari that is a famous shrine in Okayama. I drew a fortune slip. It was kichi(good fortyne). It said I should believe myself and be actively.
②
1. In Scotland.
2. In London. (photo)
3. JRR Tolkien. He wrote Lord of the Rings.
4. Guru Gobind Singh
This day marks the birth of the tenth and final Sikh prophet-teacher in 1666 C.E. Guru Gobind Singh introduced many of the customs that Sikhs practise today including the 5 K's.
5. Elvis Presley.He is known as "The King of Rock 'n' Roll".
6. The Islamic New Year begins on the day Prophet Muhammad left Mecca to travel to Medina in 622 CE. It is the first day of the month of Muharram.
7. Robert Scott and his party
8. AA Milne. He wrote “Winnie-the-Pooh”
9. Sir Winston Churchill died. HE was a British politician. He received the Nobel Prize for Literature in 1953.
10. I thought UK has a lot of special days about famous people.
③
I found this news.
I thought it’s really shame to The Golden Globes attendants were hurt by cancellation.
④
I relaxed in my hometown on New Year’s Day. I ate osechi and zouni which ware made by my mother. And I watched some TV program. On 2nd, I paid homage at a Saijo-inari that is a famous shrine in Okayama. I drew a fortune slip. It was kichi(good fortyne). It said I should believe myself and be actively.
②
1. In Scotland.
2. In London. (photo)
3. JRR Tolkien. He wrote Lord of the Rings.
4. Guru Gobind Singh
This day marks the birth of the tenth and final Sikh prophet-teacher in 1666 C.E. Guru Gobind Singh introduced many of the customs that Sikhs practise today including the 5 K's.
5. Elvis Presley.He is known as "The King of Rock 'n' Roll".
6. The Islamic New Year begins on the day Prophet Muhammad left Mecca to travel to Medina in 622 CE. It is the first day of the month of Muharram.
7. Robert Scott and his party
8. AA Milne. He wrote “Winnie-the-Pooh”
9. Sir Winston Churchill died. HE was a British politician. He received the Nobel Prize for Literature in 1953.
10. I thought UK has a lot of special days about famous people.
③
I found this news.
I thought it’s really shame to The Golden Globes attendants were hurt by cancellation.
④
2007年12月21日金曜日
Merry Christmas!
1)
The Nativity Play recreates the scene of Jesus’ birth in the stable and tells of how Mary and Joseph were visited by the Shepherds and Wise Men. The parts of Mary, Joseph, the Shepherds and the Wise Men are played by the children. In our school, the Year 3 children perform a Nativity to the whole school and to proud parents.
2)
Caroling (singing carols in the street) is one of the oldest customs in Great Britain, going back to the Middle Ages when beggars, seeking food, money, or drink, would wander the streets singing holiday songs.
3)
A pantomime is a traditional British Christmas play. In pantomimes the male roles are often played by women and female roles by men. This makes the audience laugh more. Audience participation is an important part of a pantomime.
4)
Mince pies small pies, usually between 2 and 3 inches in diameter (5-7.5 centimetres), filled with mincemeat (Minced fruit not meat. In the US, mincemeat is known by the more accurate name "fruitmince".) They should traditionally have a star on top, to represent the Christmas Star which some believe led the shepherds and Magi to the baby Jesus in Bethlehem.
5)
6)
7)
☆Christmas trees☆
シドニー
チリ
ニューヨーク
モスクワ
ロンドン
函館
The Nativity Play recreates the scene of Jesus’ birth in the stable and tells of how Mary and Joseph were visited by the Shepherds and Wise Men. The parts of Mary, Joseph, the Shepherds and the Wise Men are played by the children. In our school, the Year 3 children perform a Nativity to the whole school and to proud parents.
2)
Caroling (singing carols in the street) is one of the oldest customs in Great Britain, going back to the Middle Ages when beggars, seeking food, money, or drink, would wander the streets singing holiday songs.
3)
A pantomime is a traditional British Christmas play. In pantomimes the male roles are often played by women and female roles by men. This makes the audience laugh more. Audience participation is an important part of a pantomime.
4)
Mince pies small pies, usually between 2 and 3 inches in diameter (5-7.5 centimetres), filled with mincemeat (Minced fruit not meat. In the US, mincemeat is known by the more accurate name "fruitmince".) They should traditionally have a star on top, to represent the Christmas Star which some believe led the shepherds and Magi to the baby Jesus in Bethlehem.
5)
6)
7)
☆Christmas trees☆
シドニー
チリ
ニューヨーク
モスクワ
ロンドン
函館
2007年11月16日金曜日
World News B #6 November 16th, 2007
3.What is November 11th called in Britain?
①.The Queen.
②.The Cenotaph in Whitehall, London.
③.To remember all men and women who were killed during the two World Wars and other conflicts.
④.89 yaers.
⑤.Poppy.
⑥.Poppies ware only living thing when buildings, roads, trees and natural life simply disappeared by the war.
⑦..
4. state opening on Parliament. The Queen’s Speesh is delivered by the Queen from the Throne in the House of Lords.
5.Lord Mayor’s Show was held and Fireworks Display.
6.David Lewis
①.The Queen.
②.The Cenotaph in Whitehall, London.
③.To remember all men and women who were killed during the two World Wars and other conflicts.
④.89 yaers.
⑤.Poppy.
⑥.Poppies ware only living thing when buildings, roads, trees and natural life simply disappeared by the war.
⑦..
4. state opening on Parliament. The Queen’s Speesh is delivered by the Queen from the Throne in the House of Lords.
5.Lord Mayor’s Show was held and Fireworks Display.
6.David Lewis
2007年11月2日金曜日
World News B #5 November 2nd, 2007
1.
①Nagai Kenji who is a Japanese journalist was shot to death in Myanmar on 28 September.
② Because he was just a “journalist”.
He was not participated in a demonstration,
In spite of it , he was shot at close range.
In addition, Myanmar government said he was hit by a stray bullet.
2.
①More than 100 people.
②monks.
③ In Burma, Wednesday, 31 October.
④ Soldiers had beaten up monks there on 6 September
⑤ A Norway-based radio station run
⑥ Less safe.
⑦ “Bloody crackdown” means to crack down on someone by violense.
⑧ “Nationwide pro-democracy protests” means a nationwide movement for democracy.
⑨ “forcibly recruiting children” means enlisting children that doesn’t apply.
⑩Andrew Harding
No, I don’t.
⑪ Mr Gambari
①Nagai Kenji who is a Japanese journalist was shot to death in Myanmar on 28 September.
② Because he was just a “journalist”.
He was not participated in a demonstration,
In spite of it , he was shot at close range.
In addition, Myanmar government said he was hit by a stray bullet.
2.
①More than 100 people.
②monks.
③ In Burma, Wednesday, 31 October.
④ Soldiers had beaten up monks there on 6 September
⑤ A Norway-based radio station run
⑥ Less safe.
⑦ “Bloody crackdown” means to crack down on someone by violense.
⑧ “Nationwide pro-democracy protests” means a nationwide movement for democracy.
⑨ “forcibly recruiting children” means enlisting children that doesn’t apply.
⑩Andrew Harding
No, I don’t.
⑪ Mr Gambari
2007年10月26日金曜日
World News B #4 October 26th, 2007
2.
・Junk food is less calorie and more healthy.(Marinko Marinko)
・Disneyland, Universal Studios Japan give free ticket of admission every two weeks(Mintonton)
・Though the price of the movie theater should have been lower.(One)
4.
I read a news about the movie “Saw”.
The title was ‘Saw’ fans urged to give blood to get it
It said that the American Red Cross and Web portal Yahoo! Is having blood drive in theaters on Friday ahead of fright-filled Halloween night. I think “Saw”is a cruel and violent movie. This campaign helps “Saw”fans to think about life.
5.
I read yukinko's blog.
Her blog's theme was same to mine.
So, I was interested by it.
・Junk food is less calorie and more healthy.(Marinko Marinko)
・Disneyland, Universal Studios Japan give free ticket of admission every two weeks(Mintonton)
・Though the price of the movie theater should have been lower.(One)
4.
I read a news about the movie “Saw”.
The title was ‘Saw’ fans urged to give blood to get it
It said that the American Red Cross and Web portal Yahoo! Is having blood drive in theaters on Friday ahead of fright-filled Halloween night. I think “Saw”is a cruel and violent movie. This campaign helps “Saw”fans to think about life.
5.
I read yukinko's blog.
Her blog's theme was same to mine.
So, I was interested by it.
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