A person of intelligence says,
"It is precisely because you risk your life to live
that you can see true happiness."
"It is precisely because you risk your life to live
that you can see true happiness."
Three example sentences of my own composition
～することに決まっている ：be set to do
① She is set to become a teacher at her alma mater
② My passport is set to expire next month.
③ The company was set to work on the infrastructure project.
～することに決まっている ：be set to do
① She is set to become a teacher at her alma mater
② My passport is set to expire next month.
③ The company was set to work on the infrastructure project.
最大限の～で ：to the fullest ～
それにしても、そうだとしても ：be that as it may
人の都合がよい時に ：at one's convenience
（人が便宜など）を与えられる ：Ｓ（人）be afforded 便宜など
忘れず（ちゃんと、必ず）～する ：make sure to do
それにしても、そうだとしても ：be that as it may
人の都合がよい時に ：at one's convenience
（人が便宜など）を与えられる ：Ｓ（人）be afforded 便宜など
忘れず（ちゃんと、必ず）～する ：make sure to do
A person of intelligence says,
"In order to cultivate humanity, people need three kinds of awareness,
as a cosmopolitan, as a national, and as a local."
"In order to cultivate humanity, people need three kinds of awareness,
as a cosmopolitan, as a national, and as a local."
Have you ever seen a ghost?
No, I have never seen ghosts and disembodied spirits.
Actually, I don't believe in ghosts.
Simply because I have never had a problem before in my life though I don't believe in them.
And if I ever believed in ghosts, I could not go to the toilet during the night.
That's why I don't believe in them.
No, I have never seen ghosts and disembodied spirits.
Actually, I don't believe in ghosts.
Simply because I have never had a problem before in my life though I don't believe in them.
And if I ever believed in ghosts, I could not go to the toilet during the night.
That's why I don't believe in them.
～から抜け出す ：break free from ～
～な雰囲気（気品、様子など）がある ：have an air of ～
～をほとんど理解していない ：have little understanding of ～
～することは初めてだ ：It is my first time --ing
何時までに ：By what time ～？
～な雰囲気（気品、様子など）がある ：have an air of ～
～をほとんど理解していない ：have little understanding of ～
～することは初めてだ ：It is my first time --ing
何時までに ：By what time ～？
Three example sentences of my own composition
互いの～ ：each other's ～
① They looked into each other's faces and laughed out loud.
② We listened to each other's different viewpoints.
③ The two presidents visited each other's country.
互いの～ ：each other's ～
① They looked into each other's faces and laughed out loud.
② We listened to each other's different viewpoints.
③ The two presidents visited each other's country.
Are you an optimist or a pessimist?
Well, when I was young, I was definitely optimistic because I
believed I could make any dream come true.
But actually, as I get older, I must confess I am getting more
and more pessimistic.
For example, even when I get a tiny cut on my finger, I
sometimes get worried that it won't heal.
Well, when I was young, I was definitely optimistic because I
believed I could make any dream come true.
But actually, as I get older, I must confess I am getting more
and more pessimistic.
For example, even when I get a tiny cut on my finger, I
sometimes get worried that it won't heal.
～するのによい場所 ：a good place to do
名詞ごとに ：for each 名詞
初期の～段階で ：at an early 名詞
心から～を言う ：extend one's sincere 名詞
～に光を当てる ：shine a light on ～
名詞ごとに ：for each 名詞
初期の～段階で ：at an early 名詞
心から～を言う ：extend one's sincere 名詞
～に光を当てる ：shine a light on ～
You cannot eliminate an opponent with hatred.
A way to win can be found out while you step up your efforts
to continue your serious and sincere challenges
which make even opponents pay homage to you.
A way to win can be found out while you step up your efforts
to continue your serious and sincere challenges
which make even opponents pay homage to you.
