Japanese follows English. 英語の後に日本語が続きます。
A few days ago I was invited to a meeting. The meeting was between me and my coworkers in Japan and those in another country.
Five minutes before the meeting started, I sat before my computer and was about to click "JOIN THE MEETING" when realizing the possibility that it might be held on video.... I dashed to the washroom to put makeup on!! I was working from HOME!!
I've been teleworking since mid-February, which of course is good to prevent the contraction of the coronavirus, but has changed my life as follows:
- I no longer do my makeup.
- I no longer do my hair.
- I no longer see anyone but my husband.
- I no longer go out, just walking at home.
It's been getting popular among younger Japanese people to get together (?) on video and have a drink. Maybe it's time for me to give it a try...
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先日のミーティングの時の話です。開始5分前、PCに向かって「JOIN THE MEETING」をクリックしようとして気づきました。「これってビデオ会議??」すぐに洗面所にダッーシュ!! お化粧しました。。。
コロナ騒ぎが始まって以来、在宅勤務になりました。「メークしない」、「髪をセットしない」、「誰とも(主人以外)話さない」、「家の中しか歩かない」生活が続いています。。
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Hi! I'm Kei Narujima. This is a blog about flowers🌼 and bugs🐛 (and sometimes netsuke, i.e., miniature sculpture) that make you smile😊 (or so I hope)!! こんにちは。花や虫(そして時々根付)などについて書いてます😊。税務英語については https://zeimueigo.blogspot.com/ に移行しました。
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