「Re:Re:Fire works in HongKOng」
I'm bad at grammer,spelling,etc,too.Probably,my skill is far more worse than Mr.Karl's.But I think it will be OK as long as we can communicate with each other.

「Re:Hello」
Amsterdam...is it the capital of the Netherlands,isn't it?

I've wanted to see a windmill! How's your stay in Amsterdam?

「Re:Re:Fire works in HongKOng」
Hello ai. Yes, my faulty point of English is grammer and spelling. In my junior high school day, my english score was very bad. Fortunetry, my field is technical. we can comunicate by technical language. That may be why I could assigned to forigne contries. My company is very good in this point. If one persons skill is sutable for the position, they assign. Company is thinking that language skill is following.

「Hello」
Hello Kousuke. I lived in HongKong during 1984 to 1991. Unfortunetry, I have to back to Japan, and after thet, I have no chance to assigned to other country. However, in December 27th, 2001, I received call from sinere manager he asked "do you have pasport?". I said "yes". 10 minuts after that, I was assigned a member of group which visit to Europe with special mission. Then I staied in AmsterDam for two month.

「Re:Fire works in HongKOng」
>I heard that once, in HongKong, there are lot of fire caused by Chinese clacker, because Chinese people likes
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Ｄｅａｒ Karl,
people is 単複同型, so you don't have to add 's'.
Junst [Chiniese people like] is proper in this case.
ai

I think you are given very special environment.
Utilizing English in business doesn't come true, even if a person has ability, experience, or education..
So, let's study correct grammar!





>to make big sounds. Therefore government prohibit to use gun powder by civil, even small fire works whitch we play in summer time. Therefore, in sports festival,thery can not use sound of gun to start race. In sports festival of Japanese school, they use hone instead of sound of gun. For example, 100m race, "Ready" "PaFu".

「Re:Fire works in HongKong(2)」
Do you live in HongKong,Karl?

「Re:Fire works in HongKong(2)」
>I forgetted to add oe thing about fire works.
Government prohibited to use gun powder by public, but instead for that, they makes fire works once or twice a year. Thay plays 100's of fire works during one hour.

「Fire works in HongKOng」
I heard that once, in HongKong, there are lot of fire caused by Chinese clacker, because Chinese people likes to make big sounds. Therefore government prohibit to use gun powder by civil, even small fire works whitch we play in summer time. Therefore, in sports festival, thery can not use sound of gun to start race. In sports festival of Japanese school, they use hone instead of sound of gun. For example, 100m race, "Ready" "PaFu".

「We have to memorize many names for one 」
Of cource, HongKong's buildings and places have own name, but I have to memorize many names for one. Normary, each buildings or places have two names, one is Chinese name and one is english name. For example, near corner of TsimShatTusui, there is a old Peninsula Hotel, Chinese name is "Puntao Chaoten半島酒店", but some Japanese called this hotel as "Hantou Hotel". Above all, some Japanese called their own name such as "Sankaku Kouen" because of some park's figure is triangle. So, sometimes, I don't understand which place they are tarking about.

「Re:Kawloon Tsai Park」
Kawloon Tsai Park was located just under the lunding course to old KaiTak airport. Many people was playing what they want. But when airplane come for landing or take off from airport, everybody put their hand to their ear. Noise of plane was very big. And we could see the abdomen of the plane applox. 100m above.

「My life in HongKong」
My assignment in HongKong was technical trainig for our machine. My teritoy were HongKong, Taiwan, Malaysia, Singapore, Thailand, Papua New Gunea, Pakistan, China and Philippine. My first flat was located near Kowloon City and KaiTak Airport. At this moment, may be Kowloon City and KaiTak Airportwas forgotten by everybody.

「I'll use this sight as my own record」
I supose no one using this sight any more, so I'll use this sight as my own record till some body join.

In June 1984, I was assigned to HongKong. It was my first assignment outside Japan. I arrived HongKong KaiTak airport around 9 o'clock. Two men was picked me up to a hotel.
Next day, one men took me to the office. My new office was located in the warehous district. So miserable.