Vivinavi : Hawaii : (United States) Hawaii

• ビジネス
• 2021/07/22 (Thu) 09:36
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Do you understand that MLM （ Network Marketing Business ） is different from Multibusiness ？

If not, please start there.

• Psychologist
• 2021/07/23 (Fri) 14:00
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＃ 3 Hawaii-kai-sama, ＃ 10 Japanese teacher, you are right.
"I will not touch" "I will not touch"
Both sentences are actually used and look very similar when written, but the meaning is completely different.
I understand it very well. So, if I were you, I would not consider your comments as anti-comments, but
I would thank you both for your sound advice and correct your usage.
These two sentences are actually used, but not as a variation or derivation of one of them
but as different meanings from the beginning.
Also, you are talking about usage, not actual use.
A word is something that is uttered correctly with a correct understanding of what the other person is trying to say.
That is, just by reading a comment or other text, you can tell whether the person has a good vocabulary, whether he/she has a correct understanding of usage
and uses it correctly, and so on, which shows the intelligence and heart of the person who wrote that text.
Incorrect use of words can cause great misunderstanding by those who know the correct meaning, and can also interfere with human relationships.

By the way, regarding the main topic, the multi-business,
if I have even the slightest doubt or feel the stench of something fishy, I say, "I will not touch it.

• リー
• 2021/07/23 (Fri) 21:22
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So, "I will not touch" and "I will not touch"
Could you please write down the difference in meaning and examples of each ？


Also, could you answer my question ？
If someone uses the word "yabata ni en", what would you say? ？

Mr. Psychologist
By the way, since you use the word "kosei", you are probably an uncle. I have to be careful. This is just a guess.

• Psychologist
• 2021/07/23 (Fri) 23:17
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Normally I don't answer this question because I basically want you to look it up yourself, but I'll give you a special answer.

Let me give you a simple example of the most common use.
・ I don't touch anything that might be dangerous. （ I won't get involved in anything dangerous ）
・ Do what I say and I'll leave you alone. （ Do what I say and I won't hurt you ）

If you use the word yabatanien, I won't say anything if you use it in the correct way and in a TPO, but I will give you some ？
usage and synonyms.
・ Usage of yabatanien
"I couldn't finish my homework, yabatanien …"
"Too cool, seriously yabatanien"
"stress yabatanien no nyushi-chazuke"
・ synonyms for yabatanien
yabatan/tsurata ni en/koroku douchu hizakurige … etc.
by the way, of course I know Garandu too.

I intentionally used the first person, Kosei. I am not an uncle.
In my job, I talk to dozens and dozens of people every day. Sometimes I speak in front of hundreds of people.
The real uncle who read your comment about your uncle image
laughed at me … how you can be so stereotypically judgmental. By the way, that uncle is a very discerning and large vessel. I would prefer not to make easy judgments based on age or other categories, even if I were to speculate.

I have read all your comments on this topic
and you seem to take every comment from others as negative. It must be painful.
It sounds like you need a lot of mental help if you can't convert them into something positive and positive.
Counseling is recommended.
If it has become so painful that you can't feel the pain, even better.

• リー
• 2021/07/24 (Sat) 09:57
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If you are such a wonderful person who knows how to play with words like a human being, please be generous with the ways others use to express themselves.

• koco５３
• 2021/07/01 (Thu) 14:06
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Thank you, Coffee.
It's getting shorter every time I check. I am relieved. Actually, I am planning a trip just when my green card is about to expire, so I was worried if I could make it in time. I will start the procedure as soon as possible. That was very helpful. Thank you very much.

• 爺
• 2021/05/07 (Fri) 00:37
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I don't know if the room that #9 is living in contains asbestos or not, but
before talking about asbestos, it would be too much of a problem for a room to have powder falling from the ceiling if it is touched or vibrated slightly
.
I think you should move out as soon as possible.

• 内装職人
• 2021/05/09 (Sun) 08:45
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Ceiling has to be smooth ！.

• ハワイ
• 2021/06/09 (Wed) 10:02
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When you sign a lease, you can get a document from the real estate agent
certifying that there are no hazardous substances used in the painting, building materials, etc.

If the apartment is rented by a real estate agent, you can get this document from him or her. In my previous apartment, the real estate agent gave me this document when I signed the contract.

• ワイキキママ
• 2021/06/14 (Mon) 22:03
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！
Most of Royal Kuhio and Ai Koro have ceilings with asbestos.
If the window is facing west, asbestos will be flying in the wind, which is bad for your health.
If you have to choose, you should choose a room with a window on the east or north.

• 塩害鉄骨
• 2021/06/26 (Sat) 07:46
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After seeing the Florida condo collapse, I'm starting to wonder if the older condos in Waikiki are safe. Like Miami, Hawaii is constantly exposed to rain and sea breezes, so I guess it is the same environment.
Are the regulations in Florida and Hawaii at a similar level ？?

• 春
• 2021/07/08 (Thu) 19:46
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Topic Shin.

Don't resent the world or the people around you,
stay upbeat and positive.
Try to do your best every day.
Something good will happen.

Don't be discouraged.

• DeeDee
• mail
• 2021/07/08 (Thu) 21:10
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Shin-san
I have lived in the mainland US all my life.
I have lived on the mainland for a long time, so I feel more at home on the mainland than in the U.S. I have lived on the mainland for a long time. It is true that I have been living there for a long time, so I feel more at home on the mainland. I am 60 years old, so I will stay here until I retire, and then I will come back soon.

• Shin
• 2021/07/09 (Fri) 00:17
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Thank you for giving me different opinions.
You seem to think that all men who approach you are picking up on you, but many of them are not looking for romance or anything like that, they just genuinely want to be friends. Rocco understands that, but Japanese women tend to misunderstand. If a man looks beautiful, it is natural to think, "He is beautiful. But that doesn't mean they like her.
There are people who want a girl to be their girlfriend to show off to the people around them, but I don't think there is any love there, even if there is self-love.

• DeeDee
• mail
• 2021/07/09 (Fri) 23:26
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People here are basically friendly and kind, but why do people from Japan (especially women) have such a blunt attitude toward others ？
I'm writing this not because I'm depressed, but because I want the world to be a better place.
It is only Japanese women who suddenly ignore us when we are not guilty of anything, even when they are looking for companionship.

>>> Maybe I feel special, it's the same for men and women ？.

• Amy
• 2021/07/10 (Sat) 10:38
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#30 Shin

You are mistaken. There is no way you are in a relationship or romance from the beginning when you start out as a pick-up.

It is normal to start out as friends, and after meeting a few times or dozens of times, when the guy wants to go out with you,

he will ask you to go out with him. This is the normal flow of events.

Neither of them say anything, but they are in a casual relationship and don't know if they are friends or lovers.

Some people might say.

I've never had a haphazard relationship. I think it's safe to say that everyone picks up on the idea of starting as friends.