Today, Kevin has some worksheets for you, but the most important thing is for you to give him Essay #8 (Narration). Also, send him an email with your final Restaurant Review if your review hasn't been posted yet. Remember to send a photo as a jpg file (not embedded in the document). Next week (Dec. 20) is the last chance to give me any late essays! If you wait until January, I won't have time to return them to you for editing.
* Note: Please don't be absent Jan. 10. I will return your old essays and talk to you individually about your writing. It's possible I will talk to some of you next week (Dec. 20) if you have given me everything already.
If you have time, please check this post on Japan's Top 10 Buzzwords of 2012 and choose one or two buzzwords from the list and comment on them in the comment box below.
If you prefer, you can find an article to read and comment on from the following:
Japan Probe
The Japan Times Online
Japan Today
Restaurant Review
If your restaurant review is not already posted at Tsurumi Eats!, then I need something from you. You haven't given me a first or final draft, or you haven't sent me a jpg photo. Ask me in class what you need if you're not sure.
Narration Essays are due today, Dec. 13, 2012!
First, wairudo darÅ/ wild, isn’t it?
ReplyDeleteis most pupular Japan's buzzwords because it is loved Japanese.
Second, Namie's mascot is important, because Namie was happened nuclear accident last year,
but Namie will developing, I thought.
Daiki Shinji
Actually I don't understand why `Wairudo daro` is elected as winner. Because I never heard that word. Personally, I think `chikai uchini` is interesting. Because it is often spoken word but has a hidden meaning.
ReplyDelete-Yang
DeleteI choose wild, isn't it?
ReplyDeleteI like sugichan because he is very funny and a good person.
I'm supporting him.
mikako
I thought so buzzwords for 2012 is "Wild, Isn't it?" But The person who took a prize disappears from the entertainment world. I do not want you to disappear.
ReplyDeleteTakeshi