Alone
Yes, another YouTube video. I worked on cleaning up the house today for a house guest who, sadly, had to cancel at the last minute. With Carl up at his game, it means it's another Sunday alone. Sometimes I don't mind that, but when you're looking forward to spending that time with someone ... yeah
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I know what it is like. Starting the 8th, Jeff will be working 6 days/wk... 1 PM to 9 PM.
I spend a lot of time alone. Neither of us have much of a "friends" network... its a long story, so I cook and watch a lot of TV.
A Japanese language question:
what's the difference in translation between Ikimasu and ikimashoo?
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Ikimashou = more of a suggestion. "Gakkou e ikimashou ka?" "Should we go to school?"
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Once in Tea Class, I came to the door of the tea room, knelt, place my Chawan on the floor and said " Ippuku, sashiagemashoo"
My Tea Teacher looked a bit strained and after class asked me why I used that form. I said I wanted to say "I shall make you a bowl of tea. " as opposed to "I will make you a bowl of tea." which is the standard phrase used. Now, understanding that Tea Language is a bit archaic and very formal, I was surprised at Sensei's reaction. His advise was... "stick to the script and don't improvise" and he laughed.
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The "-mashou" is used in place of commands in direct speech, which may seem too direct or too bossy.
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I would certainly be able to console your lonlies and I would think, you, mine.... *evil grin*
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