Thursday, March 5, 2009

とくいなマレーシアの料理

Char Koay Teowの作り方:

道具:ナイフ、なべ、へら

ちょうみりょう:醤油、油、ペッパー、濃縮ソース

材料:Koay Teow、えび、もやし、エッグ、ニンニクいっぺん、チリトウガラシ、にく、魚肉団子、チャイブ





1.肉を小さく切ります。

2.なべに油を熱してニンニクいっぺんをつけておきます。フライにします。

3.えびと魚肉団子とにくをつけておきます。

4.後で、もやしもつけておきます。フライにします。


5.Koay Teowと濃縮ソースを入れます。強火で炒めります。

6.少し油を入れます。

7.エッグをつけておきます。

8.全部をフライにします。ペッパーとしょうゆを加えて炒めます。

9.チャイブを加えて炒めます。

10.一緒に食べましょ =)

Thursday, February 12, 2009

忙しい生活


いま、忙しいだ。
試験とプロジェクトがたくさんある。
でも時間がない。まだ勉強しない。
プロジェクトもまだおわりない。難しいから。
ストレスがある。大変だ。

でも、友達に会った。友達は日本で勉強する。
今、大学の休みだ。だから、国を帰りた。
友達は日本語が上手だ。日本で二年勉強するから。すごいね。
私は日本に勉強しに行きたい。

友達から日本語を学ぶ。面白いね。
友達に日本語の本を借りる。
友達から日本のお土産をもらった。うれしい。


このあめいはおいしい。いろいろだ。
私の友達、日本でがんばって!

Thursday, January 15, 2009

私の尊敬する人 The Person I Respect



みんなさんは尊敬する人がいますか。もちろんいると思いますね。
You all have any respected people? I think sure will have.

Lim Goh Tongを知っていますか。Lim Goh Tongはわたしの尊敬するひとです。
You all know about Lim Goh Tong? He is the person that I respected.

マレーシアの有名でじゅうような人です。
He is a famous and important person in Malaysia.

マレーシアで三番にお金持ちの人でした。Lim Goh TongはGentingリゾートをつくりました。
He was once the 3rd richest man in Malaysia. He builded Genting Resort.




Gentingリゾートは有名ところです。そこにたくさんの人が遊びにいきます。
Genting resort is a popular place. Many people go there to play.
外国人もそこに行くのが好きです。毎年たくさんの人がそこに行きます。面白くて楽しいところですから。
Foreigners also like to go there. Every year, there will be a lot of people go there for trip. This is because it is an interesting and fun place.

だから、Lim Goh Tongは事業に成功した人です。私はLim Goh Tongを尊敬しています。
Therefore, Lim Goh Tong is a successful person. I respect him very much.

Lim Goh Tongはゆうきがあって頭がいいです。おかのうえにGenting リゾートをつくりましたから。難しいのことですね。
Lim Goh Tong is a brave and smart person. He built Gentng Resort in the hilltop. This is a difficult job.

リゾートの計画ができたとき、みんなさんはLim Goh Tong が失敗すると思っていましたね。でも、Lim Goh Tonは成功しました。勇気と忍耐がありましたから。
Everyone believed that he will not be successful. But, he did it because he was brave and persistence.

Lim Goh Tong の家族は、お金持ちの人じゃありません。
Lim Goh Tong is from a poor family.

Lim Goh Tongは中国人。でも、十九歳のとき、おくにをでました。マレーシアにはたらきにきました。
He is China man. When he was 19 years old, he leaved China and worked in Malaysia.

その時は生活は大変でした。チャレンジがたくさんありました。でも、Lim Goh Tongはこわがありませんでした。
His life was difficult that time. He faced a lot of challenges. But he did not fear.
だから、Lim Goh Tongのビジネスは成功しました。でも、Lim Goh Tong はひかえめで、優しい人でした。じぜんじぎょうをしました。
As a result, his business is successful. Even though he was successful, he was still humble and kind. He did charity work.

2007年の時、Lim Goh Tongは89歳でした。そのとき、死にました。私は悲しかったです。
During year 2007, Lim Goh Tong is 89 years old. He died that time. I feel very sad.

私はLim Goh Tongからたくさん学びました。私は問題が在るときも、かんたんにあきらめないことを学びました。  
I learn a lot from him. I learned to not give up during the difficult times.

だから、Lim Goh Tongは私の尊敬する人です。私はLim Goh Tongにありがとうございますと言いたいです。
Thus, I’m very respect him. Thanks very much to him.

Thursday, January 1, 2009

Japanese Culture


What do you think about japanese people?

The first impression they gave me is that they are well-mannered. I learned this from the Japanese dramas, せんせい and にほんご. When we learn Japanese, we learn that we have to use different ways to talk with people. As an example, when we greet people who are more senior than us, we must use おはいようございます rather that おはいよう. But when we talk with juniors and people who are same age with us, we can use おはいよう. These shows that Japanese use a more formal way in language to elder people to express their respects.

We can noticed their well-mannered from their greetings. They have to greet いただきますeverytime before they start their meal and ごちそうさまでしたwhen they finish eating. They also have to greet everytime they go out and come back. As i know, juniors have to call seniors as せんぱい. They cannot called their seniors' names directly. This is because it is rude to call seniors' names directly.

Besides that, i'm sure that through Japanese dramas, you have noticed that they bow 90 degrees everytime when they first meet new people and say sorry when they made mistakes. These scenes always shown in Japanese dramas no matter it is in their working place or happen between couples, friends, etc... They bow 90 degrees to show their respectful. Almost all Japanese dramas have this scenes. Examples of the dramas are "Change", "A True Love Story", and etc... In my opinion, Japanese are trained to be well-mannered since they were born. They learned that from their parents and teachers. I think that well-mannered is a Japanese culture that are regconised by all people around the world. They are famous with their well-mannered.

Apart from that, i learned from せんせい that in Japan's restaurant, when people want to smoke they have to ask permission from the people sitting at the table beside him/her. But i don't think people in other countries will do so. These show that they are really good in their manner no matter between parents, friends, or even strangers.

They view punctuality as one of the important elements in their daily lives. They take punctuality as one of the ways to show respect to others. In my beliefs, i think that Japanese will regconise a person as well-mannered if he/she takes punctuality as a habit. They do not like people to be late. My せんせい always goes to the lecture on time, she does not like her students to be late to lecture. She will take actions on those who are late to the lecture.

Thus, i strongly believe that Japanese are well-mannered. How about you? Do you think that Japanese nowadays still cultivate this value?

Wednesday, December 31, 2008

2009年をいわいました

昨日は31日12月2008年。私とともだちは queensbay mallにいきました。

そこで JIA YU カウントダウンパーテイーがありました。

人がたくさんいましたよ!

Queensbay mallのそばで晩御飯をたべました、それからかいものしました。

ごごじゅうじごろQUEENSBAY MALLのなかのみせ(FISH SPA)の前で人がたくさんいました。

そのみせで香港の有名人、BOSCO WONG がいましたから。


 BOSCO WONGはかっこいですね!

私はBOSCO WONGがすきです。

私たちはそのみせのまえでBOSCOをまちました。

私はそこでSIEW JIANさんを見ました。

when he came out of the shop, we didn't see him because too many people gathered in front of him.

we were so disappointed.

When he walked away with his security guards, all the people started to chase him crazily!

we too.!All became mad....hahaha....

でも、楽しかったです=)

finally, we saw him when he was heading to the stage.

i was lucky to have the opportunity to shake his hand =)

it was really excited.

i took this video when he was dancing on the stage.



the video is not clear as i stood quite far away from the stage.

そこで写真をたくさんとりました。

we countdowned together with the artists and the party was ended with beautiful fire crackers.



i took pictures with friends after the countdown party.



そのカウントダウンパーテイーはとても面白いです。

Sunday, December 21, 2008

Starting a new semester


休みを終わります!


新しいsemesterを始めます。


休みはとても短いと思います。


いそがしいのせいかつをはじめますね。


私のmajorはfinanceです。Finance! 私は来ます!

Saturday, December 20, 2008

休みの生活

これ休みは短いですね!
This holiday is very short, is it?

なにもしませんでした。
i did nothing


残念ですよ!
it's really terrible!

でも、えいがをたくさんみました。
but i watched a lot of movies.


アメリカとにほんのえいがです。
i watched american and japanese movies.

アメリカの映画はprison break です。





この映画は面白いかったです。
Prison Break is an interesting movie.


にほんのえいがはchange です。
I had watched the japanese drama "change"

にほんえいがをみました。にほんをべんきょしましたから。
i watched japanese movie to learn and improve my japanese language.



この映画も面白いですね!
This movie is also very interesting.

みんなさんはこの映画を見たいと思います。
I think u all will be like to watch it.

それから、私はいほんごをべんきょしました。にほんごテストがありましたから。
Besides that, i do revision for japanese language during holiday as i took a test.

JLPT テストでした。JAPANESE LANGUAGE PROFICIENCY TEST.
The test that i took was JLPT. It is a japanese test regconised internationally.

この試験は難しいですね!
The test was hard for me.

これ休みに、KL にいきました。KL で買い物しました。
This holiday, i went to kl to shop.

その旅行は楽しかったです。
The trip was fun.