On the 5th of July 2015, the Women's World Cup final was taken place at BC Place Stadium in Vancouver.
In the game, the national women soccer team of Japan, aka 'Nadeshiko (or Nadeshiko Japan)' competed against the national women soccer team of the US. You might know the result of the game but I don't tell you the result in this article because you still might not know the result. I checked the result & watched the highlights of the game on YouTube. Now, I'd like to share a video of the highlights of the game with you.
After watching the video, you might get interested in women's soccer. Honestly, I was excited & entertained by their performance.
Anyway, that's all for today's article. Thanks for reading. I'll go leaving you an extra video & photo, goodbye.
Hi, I'm Takehiko. Welcome back, or should I say nice to meet you? Anyway, let's begin.
I've decided to launch my new idea on my blog.
What I do is to show you videos I've watched before. The reason I've decided to launch this idea is I love watching videos & just want to share videos I've watched with you. I'm mainly going to share videos on YouTube because I frequently watch videos on YouTube. Now, I'll show you guys today's video right away.
I love wild animals although they might be dangerous & violent to humans. For me, this video is exciting & interesting. I'm quite sure you'll love this video if you love wild animals.
Anyway, that's it for this article. How was the video? I hope you love it. See you next time. Before I go, I'll leave you an extra video & photo.
Hi, I'm Takehiko. Welcome to my latest article. Let's start!
They say it's impossible to use English fluently or well for Japanese people. Many Japanese people seem to believe that because most of them can't use English fluently or well even though they've been learnt English at least for six years at school. But is it true? Personally speaking, it's not.
Honestly, I'd believed so, but now I don't at all. I agree English is a hard language to learn & use, but don't agree it's impossible for Japanese people. This is because there're many Japanese people using English fluently or well, & some of them have never been abroad or haven't learnt English since they were toddlers children.
So, how to become a fluent English user? In my opinion it's extremely important to spend a lot of time on English: such as learning English, hearing from native English speakers, watching TV programs or videos in English, reading English articles, etc.
At first, I wasn't familiar with English so much, but now I'm not. I'm getting used to English gradually. I believe I'll be a more fluent English user some day if I continue spending my time on English.
I've realized English could open my opportunities & it's not impossible to be a fluent English user since I started learning & practicing English. Continuing is extremely important when it comes to achieving something hard, not only for English.
Anyway, that's it from me. Thank you for visiting & reading. See you next time, so long.
