Für wen schreibe ich hier?

Das ist eine interessante Frage! Ich möchte natürlich glauben, dass ich alles für mich selbst mache. Immerhin bin ich hier, um Fortschritte in den Sprachen, die ich lerne, zu machen. Wenn man schreibt, schreibt man aber immer ein wenig für die Anderen.

Gewöhnlich versuche ich, über interessante Themen zu schreiben, obwohl ich den Geschmack von jedem Korrektor nicht kenne. Lehrer haben die notwendigen Leidenschaft und Geduld, sich mit unverdaulichen Texten zu beschäftigen. Das ist aber nicht der Fall der Mehrheit hier, also sollte man daran denken, die Korrekturen so angenehm wie möglich zu machen!

Wenn ich ein bestimmtes Thema richtig und genau behandeln will, muss ich recherchieren; Zusätzlich zu der sprachlichen Arbeit, muss ich Informationen finden, was meine Motivation dämpfen mag… Manchmal fehlt es mir auch an Zeit oder Energie. In solchen Fällen mache ich etwas Einfaches, und sehr oft schreibe ich über mein banales Leben — was wahrscheinlich weniger spannend ist!

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I like a ramen.

I like a ramen, because very tasty and make me happy. I think that this food is one of perfect food in thw world. I like "tonkoturamen" what ramen do you like?

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長距離の運転

友人の誕生日を祝うために、今日訪ねに行く。105マイルくらい走らなければならないので2時間半くらいかかりそう。電子自動車を運転しているので、バッテリーはちょっと心配になる。車の予測によると30%で着くみたい。帰るにはどこかでチャージしないと。

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bea

today

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星期六

星期六 忙碌了一周后,今天睡了个懒觉。 天气预报说今天又是阳光灿烂的一天。 今天我要批改下午小组的试卷。我还得收拾一下公寓。 今天下午我要去散步。 谢天谢地,下周我只需要在上午和晚上上课。

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French

Aujourd'hui était une journée paresseuse. J’ai lu un roman et j’ai cuisiné le déjeuner et le dîner pour la semaine. J’ai failli oublier d’écrire quelque chose pour aujourd’hui, alors je n’écris qu’un post court.

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Repetition

One day, I watched a video without English subtitles and I immediately understood, only then did I realize that I no longer needed to translate in my head.
Repetition had turned English into a natural instinct.
I continued to practice through repeating the stories of the Bible.
I worked on correcting my intonation and reinforcing my listening skills.
Gradually, I was able to speak English without thinking and translating.
True mastery never comes from listening just once or twice.
Fluency is never achieved overnight, because I had no talent or shortcuts.
Only daily repetition through reading the stories of Jesus, and repeating the story by my own words.
Repetition is the essential path, and it is the bridge from "not knowing" to "mastery".
Thank God for giving me memory, because I keep praying.

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baiban

today

4
一番怖いもの

実は一番怖いものがあんまり「もの」じゃなくて、シチュエーションです。私は三人弟がいると全部の心には愛しています。だから、何か悪いことが弟にすれば、それは一番怖いものです。

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today

5
Der Geburtstag meiner Schwester

Sonntag ist der dreizehnt Geburtstag meiner Schwester. Ich habe ihr ein kleines Puzzle gekauft, und weil sie hat mir erzählt, dass sie ein paar „Wand-Schablonen“ will, ich versuche auch, einige zu machen. Ich benutze eine 3D-Modell Webseite, um die zu entwerfen. Ich benutze die Webseite „Onshape“, trotz der Tatsache, dass es eine CAD Webseite ist. Weil es ein CAD-Programm ist, ist es schwierig, es für mehr kreative Entwürfe zu benutzen, aber es ist das einzige Programm, das ich benutzen wissen. Ich habe die Schablonen doch nicht erledigen, aber ich werde es morgen machen.

A piece of my mind - love and not love

It's been 3 month since my husband told me that he want to divorce me. At first, I thought that he might be overwhelmed. By giving him some space and time , he will recover from emotional exhaustion. But I was wrong. Lst night he suddenly pushed me to agree a earlier divorce within one year, even though he agreed before that he can wait two years so I can have permanent residency in this country to keep my job my career. He said that he have been dating for 3 weeks now and he met some great girls. He feel sad that he have to reject two girls' dating invitations because he can't be honest with them that he is still in a marriage. He said he don't want to scare them, also he don't want to have any risk to hurt other girls. Why he tell me these? I told him before that I don't want to hear anything about his new dating plan because I want a boundary to feel safe. He know telling me these would hurt me but he still did it anyway. He cares anyone except me. A potential girlfriend is more important than me and getting a date is more important than my life. Why he can ignore our 7 years relationship and keep hurting me like this? Why do I even believe that he loved me? Why my kindness becomes my weakness that he can use it as a leverage? I still don't understand that how much a person can change their behaviour when they are in love and without love.

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Oraciones 38.

Ni aunque me los den gratis, los aceptaría.
Aun trabajando todos los días, no tengo nada de dinero.
Ni siquiera trabajando todos los días puedo comprar una casa.
Ni siquiera con un buen trabajo puedo comprar una casa mediocre.
Aun con dos trabajos, no logro comprar una avioneta.
Incluso con un carro, no llego a la oficina a tiempo.

4月18日の日記

おはようございます!

今日は柿狩りに行くつもりだ。ワクワク!

ビルピンフルッツボールペンと言う場所で色々な果物の狩が季節によってできるそうだ。

車で二時間ぐらいかかるから音楽を聞きながら運転して行くよ!

甘い柿を食べることを楽しみ!

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Never Be Lazy

Never be lazy when learning English.
English is practiced, not waited for.
Where you spend your time is where your results will show up.
If you think English is difficult, it's often because you're not using the right method.
Memorizing words by rote can only make you familiar with them, only by using can you truly learn them.
After building a basic vocabulary, you need to change your strategy.
Go listen, and go speak.
Create an English environment for yourself and stick to it.
Listen every day and speak every day, and your English will improve.
Many people believe that listening to English once or twice is enough, but that is not the case.
True fluency begins with repeated practice of what you have already understood until it becomes instinct.
Repetition is not boring, but it is a form of brain training.
I didn't chase new materials, instead I repeatedly listened to and practiced the phrases I had already learned.
Every day, I started by reading the story of Moses, and gradually built muscle memory through constant repetition.
In this way, I strengthened my foundation.
Some people think this kind of practice is dull, but I improved little by little through repetition.

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marblemenow

yesterday

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Reflexiones sobre la identidad y las redes sociales

2026/04/17

Esta mañana, me desperté a las 10:58 y era muy inusual porque me levanto normalmente a las 6:30. 

Entonces, escribí cuatro comentarios en el foro de discusión para mi clase de comunicación científica. De verdad, fue un poco agotador porque me gustaría escribir sobre cómo las personas sin hijos navegan su identidad en las redes sociales. Aunque tres compañeros de clase me preguntaron cómo las personas sin hijos navegan su identidad en persona, quiero investigar solo las interacciones en las redes sociales como Reddit e Instagram. 

Normalmente, me juzgan si digo que no me gustaría tener un hijo, especialmente los padres y los hombres.

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bea

yesterday

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星期五

我今天买了新鞋。春天和夏天终于来了!今天课堂上我们做了很多练习,真的很有趣。我试着把上次观摩课后学科协调员提到的要点融入到今天的课程中。今天我还向学校管理部门报告了内网故障的问题。可惜的是,我还没有收到正式回复。办公室已经知道这件事,但还没有采取任何行动。

星期五
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Jen

yesterday

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好きな料理

私の好きな料理は、母が作ってくれる「牛肉の野菜炒め」です。私は牛肉が大好きなので、この料理が食卓に並ぶといつも幸せな気持ちになります。
この料理のユニークなのは決まったレシピがないことです。母は私がたくさんの種類の野菜を食べられるように、毎回使う野菜を変えて工夫してくれます。そのため、使う野菜によって味や食感が全く変わります。例えば、トマトを入れたときは少し酸味があってさっぱりした味になります。空芯菜を使うと、シャキシャキした食感に調味料の味がよく染み込んで、ご飯が進む少し濃いめの味になります。また、ニガウリを入れると、特の苦味と爽やかな後味が楽しめます。この料理は味だけでなく、見た目もとてもきれいです。牛肉の茶色に野菜の赤や緑色が混ざっていて、見るだけで食欲が湧いてきます。
母が作る牛肉の野菜炒めは次はどんな味だろうというワクワク感があります。栄養バランスだけでなく、私の健康を考えて色々な味に挑戦してくれる母の愛情が詰まっているからこそ、私にとって世界で一番美味しい料理なのだと思います。

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SMM2A

yesterday

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Compréhension oracle est assez difficile

Je trouve que français parlé est très difficile de comprend. Je pense que plus des mots semblent assez similaires (quoi et croire/crois sont particulèrement difficile pour moi de comprend). J'essaie de m'exèrce à écouter, mais je ne pense pas que je m'aie amélioré beaucoup depuis j'ai commencé à m'exercer plus souvent. Comment puis je m'améliore ?

Par ailleurs, je ne sais pourqoui LangCorrect dit que j'ai postè déjà aujourd'hui. Est-ce que à cause de différents fuseau horaires ?

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Randakun

yesterday

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4月17日

神様、今日もあなたの御名を賛美いたします。今週色んなイベントに行ったり、運転するのは安全だったり、ギターを練習しました本当に感謝いたします。イエス様の御名に於いてお祈りいたします。アーメン。

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jaspuurrrr

yesterday

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今日の着ている服

私は今、白と灰色のストライプのTシャツを着ている。コットンで少しゆったりしたシャツだから、ちょっと涼しくて着心地がいい。下はショートパンツをはいている。シンプルな青いショートパンツだ。

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mapomapo

yesterday

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The book

I've been reading a Japanese mystery book recently.
It is really interesting than I expected, and I read this book in school today.
I've reading halfway throught the book, so I don't know the ending, but the main character is a man who call himself as a handyman. He is described as his how to speak is just like a machine and his face never change and also describes as there isn't any specific words that describe his looks like.
He send cliants latter that looks handmade to their home.
He helps anything such as establishing a alibi, and discarding items.
every cliants are who involve to wrongdoing and once they decide to rely on him, they are sort of locked in, and they try to see him again. Because he is professional and they worry he might spoil wrongdoing and if he rattle them. However, he don't do things like that, and he changes his phone number on every latter, so they can't see him again.
The man who worked in main police station and used the handman to have him
help killing many people just for his desire that getting money, worries if the handyman spoil. So he tris to see him and search him with getting people who stand by him.
I'm looking forward to reading the end.

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rinrin7

yesterday

1
暇な時

暇な時に色々な活動している。朝の暇な時なら、本を読んで絵を描きた。夕方の暇な時なら映画やアニメを見た。昨夜に「ときめきトゥナイト」を見た。蘭世はかわくて面白い少女だ。昭和のアニメとか音楽とかは元気の感じがあると思う。


(タメ口を試している)

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araigoshi

yesterday

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4月の日焼け

今週、健康のためにもっと散歩しています。天気はまあまあので、快適な散歩でした。しかし、今日は日焼けが始めました。10度の日でも、雲があっても、なんとか襟に日焼けられました。普通にもっと年の半ばまで日焼けの可能性が始めません。

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Lizz

yesterday

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コーヒー

昨日、ドリップバッグコーヒーをもらいました。最近忙しくて、今日やっとゆっくりコーヒーを入れられるんです。苦いですが、ちょっと元気が出るんです。

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llang

yesterday

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Should sport be taken as a leisure activity?

According to some people, doing sports has a significant impact on the society. Other people do not agree and think that they are just leisure activities. First, I will show how physical activities can impact society, and then I will explain the limits.
Sports, and physical activities in general have a great impact on public health. It is recommended to do the equivalent of 30 minutes of speed walking every day. Moreover, it can be good for mental health, and help people sleep better. Furthermore, practising a sport at a high level can qualify you for international competitions, such as the Olympics. As some of these competitions are watched worldwide, you can represent your country. Although sport has some benefits, it is mainly seen as a leisure activity.
Competitive sport requires a lot of intense training to reach the best performance. It can hurt your body and lead to mental health problems. Some other problems are specific to competition, such as doping. Despite giving an advantage regarding to the performance, it can yield long-term health issues. Therefore, athletes could be incentivized to ruin their health in order to win the competition.
To sum up, sport is important for health and allows ordinary people to represent their country, but competition can lead to negative effects such as doping, or too intense training.

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baiban

yesterday

4
私の仕事

時々人は「仕事は何ですか」っと聞いて、心は真っ白になります。答えるのは全然分からないです。だから、ここでは説明してみたいと思います。じゃ、クライエントから訴訟記録の オーディオを持ってきて、MicrosoftWordでは謄本 作ります。英語でこれが「Legal Transcriptionist」ということですが、日本語で何と言いますか?もしよければ、教えてくれてくださいー!

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shirley

yesterday

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Not a diary

The book that has impressed me most recently is No Longer Human (Renjian Shige) by Osamu Dazai.

I didn’t just read it; I drowned myself in his expressions, in his peculiar way of seeing the world. It’s a story unfolded from Yozo’s perspective, a man seemingly without a soul. His deep-seated fear of human relationships and his strategy of masking his true self through clowning ultimately drive him toward self-destruction——a haunting descent vividly captured in his eyes that seem "like those of a cowardly, pathetic child". As a semi-autobiographical novel, No Longer Human is not merely fiction; it is a visceral spiritual testament, written just before Dazai’s own death. It lays bare a soul condemned to lose its qualification to be human, leaving readers to confront the terrifying yet fragile nature of what it means to exist. Every sentence felt like it was bleeding. Two lines in particular have stayed with me, burning quietly in my mind.

The first is this:“Everything will pass. The only truth in the world is this. Everything will pass.”

The second is shorter, but no less heavy:

“The so-called ‘world’ — isn’t it just an individual?”

It’s hard to say when Yozo, or Dazai himself, truly felt these things. Maybe it was after the death of his lover, while he himself had to go on living. Maybe it was when war came and his family’s social standing collapsed overnight. Or maybe it was just the slow accumulation of being human.

I have always been someone who is easily hurt by others’ opinions and judgments. A casual comment can stay with me for days. So when I read that second sentence — “The so-called ‘world’ — isn’t it just an individual?” I felt my blood freeze. Suddenly, everything I had been taught about rules, about morality, about what “society” expects… it all seemed like something made up by some people, not by all people. We always feel judged by principles or by the secular world. But those principles and that world were created by certain individuals, not by any absolute truth.

That’s why Yozo’s reply to Horiki strikes me so hard: “I think you’re the human in your saying.” In that moment, his self-consciousness explodes. He is no longer just a victim of others’ words — he becomes the one who dominates.

Dazai also says that if we try to ignore the feedback of certain people, that feedback can become a “scientific ghost”, which is a very funny, yet deeply unsettling idea.

As for “Everything will pass” — Greek philosophers said something similar: everything flows, nothing remains. But Dazai’s version feels different. It’s not abstract philosophy. It’s a quiet, almost painful reminder. It tells you how to face both failure and success with a normal heart. You lose? It will pass. You win? It will pass. Whether you are a hero or a coward, your body will one day be gone. Everything will pass.

And maybe, that is not a sad thing. It is the only truth we have.

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