Dear Professor M. Susan Garreis.
> Thank you for your reply and
my English correction.
> I will answer your questions.
> What is the latest book you read for fun?
> I haven’t had time to read books. That is because I was busy lately.
=>Haruka, I did not
have time to read books for fun when I was in school either.
=>After you
graduate, I hope you will have time to read many books for fun.
What type of music do you lie best?
I like listening to foreign music. I like the singer named Avicci, but
he
>passed away last month. That was also my birthday.
->I am sorry to hear of his
death.
> Recently, I am interested in a singer named Chloe x
Halle
=>They have beautiful voices!
> Wow! Nice trips! Where did
you go in America?
> In Hawaii's Waikiki Beach! I stayed seven days.
=>I love Hawaii.
=>The Big Island of Hawaii has a lot of
trouble now. The volcano, Kilauea, is erupting.
=>It has done much
damage.
=>This is a short video of lava flowing down a street:
https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/video/2018/may/26/lava-from-kilauea-volcano-oozes-down-hawaii-street-timelapse-video
=>If
I were there, I would be scared to death!
=>Hawaii has a volcano park.
Does Japan have parks where you can see old volcanoes?
> I have a few
relatives and friends in America, so I want to go again.
=>I hope you can
visit American again.
=>In what states do your relatives live?
> I was interested to know about the funeral of the American soldier.
=>Sumi masen. I was
not able to make italics appear for the correction.
=>For this email I
will show corrections with two stars (**) before and after the corrected
sentence.
> In Japanese
> funeral, Buddhist monks read Buddhist
scriptures. It is the custom in Japan
> to go to a funeral in mourning
clothes.
> For homework this week
> I will answer the
homework questions.
> 1. I usually write my messages on Sunday
evening in Arnold MD. When I am
> finished, it is early Monday afternoon
in Chiba. When do you first check
> for my reply to your message? Tell
me the day of the week and what time of
> day you check.
>I usually check this mail for the first time on Monday or Tuesday
>afternoon.
> 2. Visit America's largest telecommunications
company, AT&T. Click here
> for a blog entry. AT&T wants to
connect drones through their wireless
> network. What is one potential
opportunity for connected drones? (Hint: The
> answer is in the fourth
paragraph. Pick only one of the list for your
> answer.)
>>Improving Safety: Ensuring drones are connected, identified and managed
> >makes the airspace safer for drones, planes and the people below
them.
> >Connectivity could help drone pilots comply with flight
restrictions and
> >avoid airplane and helicopter
traffic.
=>Correct!
> 3. Visit a large public university
on the east coast, the University of
> Maryland, and see the Department
of Accounting and Information Assurance.
> Scroll down to find these
words: “Brief Description of the Accounting
> Field.” Please translate
those two paragraphs.
> >I read “Brief Description of the Accounting
Field”
> Can learn both accounting and information science at Maryland
University. At
> my university, I will study Different courses of
accounting and information.
=>At large universities in the US, it is
common to combine Accounting and Information Science.
=>Both fields have
much in common.
=>Accounting courses are different from Information
Science courses.
=>What is learned in one course often helps learning in
the other course.
> 4. How easy was this lesson for you?
> >It is difficult to do this homework.
> Many words I don’t know is mixed I worked while
translating it into
> Japanese.
**I knew some words. But many others
I didn't know.
=>Sorry you had to spend so much time with your
translation dictionary.
>But it was a useful study for me.
=>I
am glad it was useful.
> I'm waiting for your reply.
>
Sincerely,
> Haruka