Replies to awl, page 234
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@awolditzy Indeed. Not to mention I could branch off and get into high pressure boilers and steam turbines by taking a few classes at a different college (most of my graduating class won't have a boiler license to upgrade like I do).
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I cannot predict the #future. (btw: it's been ca. 155 years and #20 sad days since author Sir James Matthew Barrie was born http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/J._M._Barrie )
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@awolditzy I'll see what happens. Relocating isn't a major issue, as I am now on a month-to-month lease. It isn't ruled out that things got gummed up when things got sent to the red tape...er...I mean...HR department. Maybe I will try calling later this week.
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@awolditzy such as gaming in Brazil
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@awolditzy That seems to be the case based on what I have heard. I talked to the instructor I had last year, and he said that things can pick up in May. Perhaps I will try to badger that place where I interviewed again, as they can apparently get too busy to bother with calls at times.
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@awolditzy but what about the closing time
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@awolditzy it is funny that to ask when a store is open, for exemple, you say この店は何時から何時までですか。that is literally this store is from what time to what time?
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@awolditzy I am guessing that most places are going to prefer experienced technicians that got laid off from another shop during the "slow" time of the year. Or people they know. It was rather irritating to go on a long drive to an interview not too long ago, only for the place to never call me back like they said they would (I was told they would let me know either way).
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@awolditzy no, the particles are separate things. Like, the topic particle is wa (though it is written with the kana "ha") so it would Inu wa neko wo aikakemasu (the wo reads as "o") . pretty much only verbs and adjectives get sulfixes
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@awolditzy in japanese it would be 犬は猫を追掛けます。that reads as dog [topic particle] cat [direct object particle] chases
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@awolditzy sounds complicate
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@awolditzy yeah, petty much in japanese you throw words and the biggest kind of concordance they need are particles (that are not much used in informal cnversations) then you put a verb with the proper ending and hope it makes some sense
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@awolditzy well, my first language is portugese, and it doesnt have cases, the second is english that doesnt have either (except a genitive thing on the 's) and there is also japanese that doesnt have cases (or pretty much anything at all), so i never got used to them
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@awolditzy well, i still think cases are just a complication
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@awolditzy Be happy we don't speak a language like this... please... http://rainbowdash.net/attachment/821950
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@awolditzy but 10 cases is still a lot
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@awolditzy no case is even better
