should we refuse all JAPANESE goods?

susansusan

I am planing to learn Japanese next year.

caringhk

Originally posted by susansusan at 2007-7-17 11:04
I am planing to learn Japanese next year.

pls choose a lady as yr teacher   

susansusan

Originally posted by caringhk at 2007-7-17 11:06 AM



pls choose a lady as yr teacher   

I am planning it to learn it myself ,as the way I learnt English, no need lady,I am afraid of that.
Or, handsome guys will be welcomed.

bolo123bolo

i will

caringhk

Originally posted by susansusan at 2007-7-17 11:09

I am planning it to learn it myself ,as the way I learnt English, no need lady,I am afraid of that.
Or, handsome guys will be welcomed.

am i not handsome enough???

mushi mushi

rickisme

Originally posted by susansusan at 2007-7-17 11:09

I am planning it to learn it myself ,as the way I learnt English, no need lady,I am afraid of that.
Or, handsome guys will be welcomed.

Very good idea!

and then work in our company, the pesonnel who speak french is always get a very important position here.

But I just can speak English, and not fluently.

haagendazs

Originally posted by brian_wu at 2007-7-16 11:07
I'm trying to do this.. so I booked my camera as Sumsung.. but it seems that we can not refuse ALL.. something like the electronic goods, their quality is really better than us, even better than go ...

Agree with you...

It's impossible to stand against all the japanese goods...

Well...although you have this idea in your mind and insist to do it...you still can't be sure that you won't touch any japanese things...

For example, buy the articles which are made in China (support domestic goods...huh), but some parts inside actually are made in Japan...then what shall you do next???