Hello, good evening.
Today (please read ``kyobi'' or ``konnichi''), SNS such as Twitter and Instagram are the main tools, but this year I decided to try my best at blogging. Somehow.
Since this is an antique site blog, I will write about content related to France and antiques as much as possible.
I'll try my best, but as much as possible.
As I say this, I'm already thinking, ``Can I really do it?'' That's exactly what I'm thinking right now!
Now, in 2018, I came back from Japan, and I feel completely drained of my soul.
It's not like ``the heart is here'' in the sense that it's Japan after all, right?
It's just that I haven't worked properly for almost a month, and I'm simply too cold to move. The reason.
Yes, he is becoming a truly useless person! !
At times like this, give yourself a whip...
No, if such a thing was possible, it should have been done a long time ago.
First of all, it's not my fault!
It's not good to be cold ======== Say it out loud.
I wonder if it will get warmer soon.
I can't wait for spring. So much~🎶~
However, I still work at my own pace. I'll do it, so don't worry.
I stopped at the last minute and remasked.
That's right, I didn't mean to say such a mean thing.
During the year-end and New Year holidays, when I was enjoying Japon to the fullest, I kept watching Japon TV, which I can't watch all the time.
Since it was the year-end and New Year holidays, there were a lot of special programs, so I was mainly watching comedy.
When I watched it, I thought, ``Manzai artists are amazing.''
Even if I can't become a manzai comedian, I want to be able to have interesting and interesting conversations from everyday life like them. and.
Then, I suddenly realized that when I talk to French people, I naturally speak French.
I thought there was no word for ``tsukkomi'' in Japan.
For example, "I don't know" (I'm not from Kansai, but myself)
je sais pas = I don't know
This is a normal conversation.
j'en sais rien
yeah?
Can it be used depending on how you say it? ?
within myself. It means "I don't know anything",
Broadly speaking, it might be "I don't know!!" Oh, I might need a hand too.
aucune idee (accent over e) = I don't have an idea = I can't imagine it → I don't know ~ → I don't know!
And,
je l'ignre = unknown to me = I don't know → I don't know → I don't know!
Somehow, it feels a little off, and if you try to use it aggressively, it might end up sounding like a tsukkomi.
(I think if a French master who knows French well had seen it, he would have said, "Huh?")
I'm thinking desperately, as I'm still an introductory learner to the language, and I haven't mastered it at all.
After all, it's an eternal introductory edition, so I don't have any answers. .
There's no right answer to a conversation either, Law says, so it's okay.
Starting this year, I want to find a variety of original French tsukkomi.
Well then!
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