日本語 ありがとうございます。= Thank you. こんにちは = Hello みんなさん = Everybody なるほど = I see となり= Next to もんだいない = No problem. なあなあ = quite メツ セ ー ジ = Message よろしくおねがいします。= Yoroshiku o-negai shimasu! 大丈夫ですか。(daijoubu desu ka) Are you okay? (lit. “okay?”) 大丈夫です。(daijoubu desu) I’m okay. (lit. “okay”) いいお天気ですね。(ii otenki desu ne - rising tone) The weather is nice, isn’t it? そうですね。(sou desu ne - falling tone) It is, isn’t it! りょうかい = Roger (Got it!) ichi go ichi e = 金を買う(kin o u ka u) = Buying Gold
もう1つは2000年以降の金価格の上昇です。 収集する= Collecting ______________________________________________ Benkyou ni narimashita.・ べんきょうになりました。・勉強に成りました。 I learned something. Benkyou・べんきょう・勉強・to study / to learn 出身地: Birth place Hotaru no Hikari ぶちょお = Manager
了解 = OK [りょうかい = Roger (Got it!)]
Edo Castle Moats became a fishing pond (市谷) Kyoto had been officially the capital of Japan since 794 till 1869 as 天皇 (Tennou, the Emperor) lived there. But, Tokyo also has been effectively the capital since 徳川幕府 (Tokugawa Bakuhu) was set there in 1603. The Edo Castle was built in the center of Tokyo, which was surrounded by お 堀 (O hori, moats). Even today, there are many old canals/moats surviving in the modern megalopolis. If you take 中央線 (Chuou sen, Chuou line) in Tokyo, you will see a fishing pond from 市谷駅 (Ichigaya station). It is part of the moat that protects the castle.