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Sometimes your closest friend is your greatest enemy. - Jason Fong

そば そばが食べたい
I want to eat soba (Japanese noodle prepared with buckwheat flour)

遅延かしらかしら～
I wonder if I delay

I feel tired today.
Hôm nay tôi cảm thấy mệt.

Find the grain of truth in criticism - chew it and swallow it. - D. Sutten

A: Do you get the day off on Saturday?
B: No, just the afternoon. But it's better than nothing.

A: Can you borrow me 1$?
B: I don't have 1$ but I can give you a fifty cents.
A: OK. That's better than nothing.

A: Do you have a pay raise this quarter?
B: Yes, just 1%.
A: It's better than nothing since we're in recession time.

I have just created a gadget for learning Korean. If you are Vietnamese like me, you can use it to practice your Korean knowledge. If you are Korean who wants to learn Vietnamese, you can also add it in your iGoogle page or your blog.
The test is simple, it shows you one Vietnamese word and you have to choose the correct Korean word in 10 options for it.
Here's gadget screen shot:

Gadget address: http://tinyurl.com/KoViTest
Hope you enjoy learning Korean or Vietnamese with this gadget.

Enjoy life - this is not a dress rehearsal. - Bumper Sticker

A: Let's get to the point. What do you want.
B: I want my salary to be raised.

A: It's a bargain price. You should buy it
B: Yes, but my point is that I can't afford it.

A: Hello B, how are you today?
B: Fine, thank you. Let's get to the point. Do you want something from me?
A: Yes, can you borrow me some money?

Hard word and self discipline will get you everywhere. - Helen Gurley Brown.

おはよう金曜日。

One loyal friend is worth ten thousand relatives. - Euripides

A: You missed the meeting yesterday.
B: I couldn't help it. I had to go to the hospital because my son was sick.

A: You're late again.
B: I couldn't help it. My alarm didn't go off.

A: You feel tired today.
B: I can't help it. I couldn't sleep last night.

A: Is everything finished?
B: I think so. Let's call it a day.

A: I'm really too tired to work anymore.
B: OK. Let's call it a day.

A: Let's call it a day and go home, John.
B: I don't think so. My tasks aren't finished yet.
What a week!

True friends, like ivy and the wall. Both stand together, and together fall. - Francis Bacon