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2004.09.30
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I took an English lesson today.
Fixed assets, current assets, tangible asset, net asset, creditor, debtor, and liabilities.
Actually, I don’t like numbers, calculation and thing like that.
I’m the last person who becomes an accountant.
The teacher asked me one question, but I couldn’t answer that immediately.
He said “You don’t care so much, do you?” as a joke.
I simply replied “I can survive without it!” in a small voice.
He laughed hard and said “who taught you that?”
Anyway, it is one of the useful phrases in a class!
When I was on the train, there was a foreigner standing next to me.
I don’t usually look around in a train and keep reading Harry Potter, so it took me over 10 minutes to notice he was a foreigner.
Once I saw he was reading a text book of Japanese.
I saw the book he was carrying at a glance and it was written in Japanese and other language.
I couldn’t figure it out, whether it was written in English or not.
It was a little bit strange, a foreigner who was reading Japanese book and Japanese who was reading Spanish book stand next each other.
It is a real globalization, isn’t it?
Fixed assets, current assets, tangible asset, net asset, creditor, debtor, and liabilities.
Actually, I don’t like numbers, calculation and thing like that.
I’m the last person who becomes an accountant.
The teacher asked me one question, but I couldn’t answer that immediately.
He said “You don’t care so much, do you?” as a joke.
I simply replied “I can survive without it!” in a small voice.
He laughed hard and said “who taught you that?”
Anyway, it is one of the useful phrases in a class!
When I was on the train, there was a foreigner standing next to me.
I don’t usually look around in a train and keep reading Harry Potter, so it took me over 10 minutes to notice he was a foreigner.
Once I saw he was reading a text book of Japanese.
I saw the book he was carrying at a glance and it was written in Japanese and other language.
I couldn’t figure it out, whether it was written in English or not.
It was a little bit strange, a foreigner who was reading Japanese book and Japanese who was reading Spanish book stand next each other.
It is a real globalization, isn’t it?
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