あさごほん
オムレとジュ—ス
いいですね
コンサ—ト
富士山のまえに
おもしろい
テクツトは
こまかいおかね
すみません
Tuesday, November 16, 2010
Tuesday, November 9, 2010
Composition 2
やまださん,おげんきでいらしゃいますか.
わたしわさんです,ちゅうごくじんです,コロン—ビアだいがくのがくさいです,よんねんせいです, 金融工程をべんきょうします。ニュ—ヨクのせいがつわおもしろいですが,たかいです.だいがくのせいがつわいぞかしいですか,たのしいです.
わたしわにほんのりょりがとてもすきです,にほんごがすこしわがります.にほんのせいがつわとてもおもしろいですね.
ろくがつよつかにひこうきでトウキョウへいきます.よろしくをねがいします.
ペンフエイ
わたしわさんです,ちゅうごくじんです,コロン—ビアだいがくのがくさいです,よんねんせいです, 金融工程をべんきょうします。ニュ—ヨクのせいがつわおもしろいですが,たかいです.だいがくのせいがつわいぞかしいですか,たのしいです.
わたしわにほんのりょりがとてもすきです,にほんごがすこしわがります.にほんのせいがつわとてもおもしろいですね.
ろくがつよつかにひこうきでトウキョウへいきます.よろしくをねがいします.
ペンフエイ
Tuesday, November 2, 2010
Katakana Analysis Draft
first one i have is グッジョブ "gujobu", it literally means 'good job'. It is a loan word borrowed from English. I think the use of Katakana here is non-disputable. Hiragana and kangji is never used to convey loanword.
the second one i have is キャリアフエア, "kyaliafea" or "career fair", it is also a loan word borrowed from English. I guess the purpose of using katakana here is to emphasize and to get people's attention. I saw this word on a advertisement banner on Asahi.com.I think using kangji would not produce as much emphasis as through katakana.A career fair conveyed in katakana may bring a sense of modernity and sophistication to people interested in the ads.
I think in general katakana is used for loanwords and due to its emphasizing effect, katakana tends to be given the priority in any text for advertising use.
the second one i have is キャリアフエア, "kyaliafea" or "career fair", it is also a loan word borrowed from English. I guess the purpose of using katakana here is to emphasize and to get people's attention. I saw this word on a advertisement banner on Asahi.com.I think using kangji would not produce as much emphasis as through katakana.A career fair conveyed in katakana may bring a sense of modernity and sophistication to people interested in the ads.
I think in general katakana is used for loanwords and due to its emphasizing effect, katakana tends to be given the priority in any text for advertising use.
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