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Basic Technical Japanese

Posted on May 23rd, 2006 by Sacha Chua

JC Helary reminded me that I'd bought a book called "Basic Technical Japanese", which is now sitting uselessly in a box or bookshelf somewhere in the Philippines. I remember really, really loving that book because of its examples. I'm serious! The examples talked about atoms and nuclear fission, beakers, computers... Totally, totally geeky, and totally, totally cool.

Did I give it to someone else, knowing that I wouldn't be able to take it to Canada during the first trip? Argh. Anyway, if I did, chances are that I gave it to one of my barkada. Anyone?

I definitely have to get it next time I fly home. It's a pretty hefty book, but I'll make space for it!

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Random Japanese sentence: 問題は誰が猫に鈴をつけるかだ。 The question is who will bell the cat.

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