Three Sentences （９６）

Three illustrative sentences of my own composition

　　　　　　　　～の中で最高のもの：the greatest of all ～

① Finally, I experienced the greatest of all joys.

② This is the greatest of all dolls she has made.

③ I would like to introduce the greatest of all Japanese cuisines.

Today's Writing （２０１）

Human beings are the animal of emotion and will move by heart.

Three Sentences （９５）

Three illustrative sentences of my own composition

　　　　　　　　三分の二まで満たす　: fill 2/3 full

① Please put some sugar into a coffee cup and fill 2/3 full with biling water.

② I used to put an Umeboshi into a jug and fill 2/3 full with Shouchu.

③ I like to put some pieces of ice cube into a glass and fill 2/3 full with coffee.

Today's Writing （２００）

Justice will not always prevail.
If so, it must be a tragedy.
It is when justice prevails that justice truly shine.

Three Sentences （９４）

Three illustrative sentences of my own composition

　　　　　　　　応相談　：negotiable

① Working conditions negotiable.

② Working days and holidays negotiable.

③ The price is not negotiable.

Today's Writing （１９９）

The good are those who are fighting against the bad.
They can purify inside right by fighting outside wrong.

Three Sentences （９３）

Three illustrative sentences of my own composition

　　　　　　　　（人）に償いをする、〔損失の〕埋め合わせをする　：make it up to 人

① Too bad. How can she make it up to you?

② I'll make it up to you, so will you go shopping instead of me?

③ I managed to make it up to my girlfriend.

Today's Writing （１９８）

It is when you try to do something for someone
that you can call forth courage from within yourself.

Three Sentences （９２）

Three illustrative sentences of my own composition

　　　　　　　　～（人や物）を見習う　：emulate ～

① Our company should emulate a successful business model in the United States.

② The Prime Minister is trying to emulate Germany's tax system reform.

③ I really want you to emulate those students.

Today's Writing （１９７）

Pediatric surgeon Hideto Yoshioka, who has engaged in saving more than
10,000 people in Myanmar and Cambodia, says,
"The cause of loss of self-confidence is not difficulties just in front of you,
but your arbitrary perceived-notion of "I cannot do it".
Such notion makes you feel withered.