2014年豪訪問中の安倍首相が豪国会で演説
Shinzo Abe addresses the Australian Parliament at Parliament House, Canberra, on July 8, 2014. He was the first Japanese prime minister to address both house of parliament.
Shinzo Abe addresses the Australian Parliament at Parliament House, Canberra, on July 8, 2014. He was the first Japanese prime minister to address both house of parliament.
Perve Australian English To leer, often with lecherous intent. At times among friends and depending on context, it can also mean simply to take a look. Perve can be used as a noun and a verb. Originally, perve was an abbreviation of pervert. 日本語 1)(名詞)色目を使う人。 2)(動詞)色目を使う。 もともと、perveは、pervert(変態)の省略だったので、今でも若干嫌らしい感じが残っているが、普通の会話に使っても違和感を与えるや勘違いを招くことはない。友達同士でいると、「見に行く」とか「見よう」という感覚で使う場面もかなりある。 Plain English 1) To leer, stare lasciviously. 2) To take a look. Strine Dictionary
「ファースト・オーストラリアンズ」(英語)は、2008年作のドキュメンタリー。先住民の視野からオーストラリアの歴史を記録する。必見だ! 今日は4作目5部中4部目。
オーストラリアで国家的に有名なケーキを尋ねたらpavlovaになる確率がかなり高 いだろう。(ケーキ大好きな肥満大国世界一位なので、他にもたくさんの競争相手のケーキがあるけれどね、、、)。 メレンゲ、生クリームとフルーツというゴージャスな盛り合わせpavlovaは、よくパーティやデザートで食べられている。オーストラリアでは、このケーキがオーストラリアで初めて作られたと言われているが、本当の「発明者」は、おそらく隣のニュージーランドだという事が最近分かってきた。 オージー英語の単語を短くする特徴通り、pavlovaも、よくpavと省略され、pavと言えば誰にでも通じる。 日本語でのPavlovaレシピ
I’m really blessed to be able to ride a Brompton folding bike. I think…. ….Anyway, my Brommie is the reason I got hooked on cycling. I fist learned about Brompton bikes through a work mate who had one. I was already riding extensively at the time on a Dahon folding bike, riding it to a station midway through my commute, packing it away and taking it on the packed public transport for another section and then getting off for the final leg of the journey. The Dahon Route was an awesome ride, but not made for the heavy duty use I was giving it (including the complete lack of maintenance…
Eskyは、かつてオーストラリアでのスポーツ観戦の欠かせない存在だったが1980年代前半から飲食持参が禁じられるようになってオージーボールやクリケットの試合を見に行く時のesky持ち込み人の姿が見られなくなった。しかし、そもそもeskyって何?オージー英語ではクーラーボックスのことだ。
Today looks like it’s going to be all about Lazarus-like feats centered around reviving death in all sorts of ways. First there’s the Death Machine; the name I give to my recumbent bike because riding it always feels like it could be fatal with each ride. It needs a tune, new chain and brakes to get back to fighting fitness. Hopefully, this won’t lead to a chain-reaction effect requiring increasingly more parts and labor, as is often the case. That segues into dealing with another form of death: that of my career. I can’t find a job and it seems like my working life might be over. I understand I…
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