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Hellow Yumi, it is very nice to read your blog. You looks funny.I hope you have useful and interesting month :)

Hi Yumi. Really nice to meet you in the blog. I expect to learn a lot about your lifestyle and the japanese culture, which I consider very interesting. Which part of Japan dou you live in? I say good bye waiting for your next entries. Read you soon.

Hello and welcome Yumi! Good luck with your blog, and I´m looking forward to hearing from you soon. Hmm... Are you a kind of shopaholic Yumi? :-) Best wishes, Ana Paula.

Hi, Yumi! Could you put a photo of you?

Yumi, konnichiwa. Hi, Yumi :) Nice to meet you in the blog. I'm now living in Tokyo. Where are you living now, Yumi? Good luck with you blog and I'm looking forward to hearing more about you.

Hello, Yumi! I would say that you had a long and challenging day today with that early rising and all that passion for shopping during summer sales. Do you wake up so early and work so late in the evening every weekday? If that is so, I admire your stamina and determination to blog after being elbowed in a crammed train. I am looking forward to reading about the customs of your country.

Hi, Yumi-san, I'm so glad to find a Japanese here. To keep posting for a month may be sometimes tough. But it seems your life is so active you'll have no problem finding topics. Please enjoy yourself, and have a great blogging life!

Heelo Yumi!!! Welcome =) What ciry do u live? I like japan culture!! Best Wishes Carina.

I am so happy to write you this is the first time to share inthis site dear Yumi i like your life your working & shoping i want to know more about japan in all fields i hope to read my words bye

Hello Yumi it's very nice to read your blog. Altough I do not have to much time I'll try to read your blog every day :-). Bye for know

Hello Yumi it's a pleasure read your blog. It doesn't sound odd for me if you live with your parents. Here some people leave home early to study in other places but there is who prefer living with parents, brothers, sisters, grandmother, grandfather, cats, dogs, birds...and this is not a problem here not to follow straitly the western captalism rules. I have a friend who coincidently is an accountant and has 2 sisters like you and lives with her parents. It varies depending on each particular situation. Maybe you could write one day about the pros and cons about this. Have a nice month here. Bye

hi Yumi and me lol good and nice bolg really .you won me ?????????

:-)veryhapy about your bolg it is fantstic i' m realy aprecited it is fascinated for me personaly thanks alot Yomi Japan

Hy Yumiko, May, name is Gabriel Beraldo. I start my English selfstudy 2 years ago. I would like to correspond with you, I can? Hungs, Gabriel

Hi Yumi, I’m very happy to see you on this student blog. Although I have been reading this blog from first one, but I couldn’t see any Japanese bolger before. So I’m looking forward reading your entry. I think you might be nervous about posting a blog everyday. But don’t worry about that. I’ll encourage you for next one mouth.

Hi Yumi! Welcome as new student blogger in BBC World Service Learning English page.And I wish good luck for you in order to improve and polish your English language. I am also new here as a reader and commentator . I use the occasion to say hello and thanks to all BBC learning English staff especially Mr.Paul and Ms.Caroline who presently act very hard for us, and other readers of this Worldwide Benefitial page. It is really a golden chance for all us, whose English is the second language, that hopefully take the services cleverly to discover more and polish our language. All the best,

Hello Yume :D I was surprised to see Annyonhaseyo from your title. Japan has been always close neighbour country for me, but i hope i can know more about Japan. Thanks for your lively blog. Take care. Regards, Hye Young

wazzup Yumi, your name sounds like a Japanesse singer "YUI" which is great!!! Geez, you're up 'till 11PM, don't you have anything to do??? (hehehe.. just kidding),anyway it's great to know you & call me sometime.... (didn't even give you my number ^_^) sayounara!!!

I have already read the blog,its good.

Hello Yumi! My name is Vincent and I'm writing this comment to you with my friend Sue. We are students at Narrabundah College, I am in year 11 and my friend is in year 12. We read your blog and it was interesting, you must be a very hard working woman. I see that you like shopping too, I also like shopping ^_^ but Sue doesn't like shopping she likes to eat more =[. What do you like to do in your free time? I like to play games and play sports, I play soccer and hockey. Do you play any sports? Sue plays badminton and she also swim. Well I hope we can meet eachother someday. I would really like to go visit Japan after i graduate year 12 with my friends. Take care and good luck with your blog!

Chonichiwa Yumi,Okenkidesuka??? i just knoe a bit of Japanese hihihihi.It's really nice that to comment your blog. I hope you have great time there and goodluck with your future...:)

hello Yumi, nice to meet you. hope you all the best and good luck with your blog...*_*

Hello- Yumi. I'm Fuyuko, Nice to meet you. I'm 17 years old. I'm exchange student from Japan. I have lived in Australia for 6 months with my host family. And I'm studying English a lot. Where do you live in Japan? I'm from Kobe. See you soon, Fuyuko

Hello Yumifo Iwamoto My name is kim from korea Wow... even though I have dropped by BBc Websit for so long... I haven't known that BBC has blog..thing... Anyway~ Have a great day ~ Bye for now~

Hi Yumi, nice to meet you.I like to watch Japanese cartoon film such as "chibi Maruko", "Doraemon" ... Though those interesting films, I know about Japanese lifestyle and culture.However I think there 're still many things to discover,hope your blog can help me .Good luck!

You guys there are working so hard. How many hours a week? In China it is usually 40h per week. In france, that is 35h.

Hello Yumi and welcome as student blogger.We hope to have a great time with you.You look so pretty :).As you said,you live with your parents and sisters,it is the same here in Pakistan.Bye for now.Naheed

"Xin chào" Yumi ;) I hope you would write the word "Xin chào"_means hello _ in another entry ;) I really like cherry blossom in Japan. I think you are a hard working guy . I also like go shopping and sell of shop although sometimes i didn't choose any things for myself . I hope you have a great day and enjoy your life . Many best wishes from Vietnam :)

Hello Yumi,i admire u,u are so lucky that can share ur blog with all of friends came from different country,practice make perfect,come on! i believe u can make big progress in there:)

Hello!Yumi!I'm glad to read about you and so expected to make friends with you. I'm new of BBC.I hardly know how to communicate with others here.I am confused.So,I hope you can guide for me.Will you? I am interested in your short name.Because in our country,there is a young singer,her Chinese name is "Li Yuchun",and her fans call themselves "Yumi",that means "corn",just because of its pronunciation. Oh,I'm very sorry that I have not introduced myself to you. I'm a Chinese girl,as young as you.And I'm a teacher in a middle school.That is,I'm having my summer holiday.I am nearly free everyday,so I must use my spare time to improve my English.May I share your experience? OK,now it's time to have my lunch.Best wishes!

Hi Yumi ! Welcome ! I´m looking forward to read your blogs and learn interesting information about your country and yourself. Antonio.

Hi Yumi,hope u doing good... read ur blog and found no special theme that you have bloged.But do you know what? the way u intoduced your self and about your family and your work and your routine and a bit about what you like ...shooping. in such consice way u did it fantasticallly.Great keep it up.. the moment i finished what you bloges i din't feel bore but like a morning tender sunray that just fell in.wish you good luck... and happy blogging Yumi!

hello,yumi-san. congratulation!

Hi Yumi. It's very nice to read your blog here. It feels like you live next door to me. I just had to read your blog after recognizing Ahneyonghaseyo written at the top!! :) hope see you here again.

hello everyone, i am from afghanistan i will be with you after this day i am very happy to find the best way for learning my english tahnsk from bbc learning E for this blog system after this step by step i will know what to do . best regards zahid

Hello Yumi¡ pleased to meet you, i am from spain and i try to improve my english from here, have you been in spain?

Hi! How are you Yumi! Hey! nice nick name ^_^. I will call you by this. Nice thought, it is true that we have more chances to learn foreign leanguage because we always finding new things in our daily life, its a human nature, thats why we are here in BBC and making it true and proving it.I hope you keep blogging regularly and share your thoughts and feelings with us. Well! I know aobut your country 'JAPAN', Its really a very nice to know about others countries, I never came to JAPAN but I saw that on Discovery channel specially about Air port terminal which is made on the sea,Its really a great architactor I ever seen. Hey! I think you are little choosy about things and next time you should go with your friends for shopping "hey would you like to go with me" I am joking. So I feel you are enjoying your life and your work too. Happy weekend and waiting for your reply. Take care Yumi! Bye Manoj

Konnichiha,Yumi.It's a pleasure to have you here.

Konnichiwa Yumichan, Nice to meet you in the blog.You seems like a very hardworking staff.Hoping you to improve your english more and more. See you again

Hi Yumi,i am looking forward to know more about you and Japan.

Hi Yumi,welcome to this great place for learning english as a bloger,i really enjoyed from reading your first blog, your writing style is great, good luck

Hello, Yumi and everyone, Nice to meet you all, I am also one of the people who live with parents.^__^ It is really happy to live with them, and they might provide differnet thoughts if you meet some problems. And I have to say it does work sometimes. Best Regards, Peter.

Hello and welcome Yumi!It's a good opportunity for us to be more familiar with your country and culture.Good luck and bye

Hi Yumi, nice to meet you in the net. It's summer sales season in Italy too and I'm desperately figthing with my girlfriend to avoid spending all the time for shopping. Anyway, Don't feel alone, I get to office by train too!! I really love being squeezed in the crowd :-( I hope to read about you in the next days. Bye bye and good luck for your blog

Hi Yumi, it's really nice to read your blog. i'm new here and this's first comment lol i'm also here to improve my english skill by the way, How many hours do you work? see u again

Yumi,your blog was perfect,you give me cofidence to blog and show my culture to others, really i like japan and i would like to visit it one day, i wish you good luck best wishes

Hello Yumi, It's great to meet you here, I'd like to say congratulations to you to be the student blogger of August. I wish you have a good time and will expect to read your every blog this month. Kindest Regards. David

Hi Yumi! I hope you will be hale & healthy.Good luck with your blog,I expect to you more learn by your life. will see you later in next entries ? ^-^

Hey! How is it going? i hope we will make friends and will be mutually useful for each other ;-). Actually, I love your rich and ancient culture. I always liked to do origami and read about your history, especially samurais. So, i'm pleased to meet you and take care.

Hi Yumi!I think, you are on a good way to reach your target (to study english). I'm looking forward to read your next blog. Good luck

Nihao,Yumi-san! Glad to meet you. I have worked in a Jpanese company in Shanghai,so I can speak Japanese.now I'm studying English in NZ.I've made the acquaintance of a few Japanese student here who are also studying English. I'm look forward to read your wonderful blogs.Ganbare! See you. Liao

Hi Yumi, Nice name. Hope we will have wonderful learning experience with you this month. 70% discount of what. Did you buy anything on that rate? Will that material last long. I bought one branded shirt on sale few years back. They offered if I had taken one shirt another one will be free on condition that we should not open the pack. I felt satisfy the material inside the pack when I touched it. What a pity was I could use both the shirts a bit shorter period. Now I totally stopped purchasing anything on sale. Tell me your experience of using the products which you bought on discount rate.

which city are you living in? I am working in Japanese company in shanghai. There are lot of japanese friends around me. But this is the first time that I taik with japanese friend with English.it's interesting. shopping queen, I am looking forward to seeing your booty, maybe you can show some photoes of them to us, yes? best regards.

Sain baina uu,Yumi( it's mean Hello,Yumi in Mongolian) I´m from Mongolia, and I hope to have fun and improve my english with your blog! Good luck with your blog!

Hi Yumi nice to meet you too, i am from Thailand and i try to improve my english from here,this comment is the frist time , have you been in thailand ? bye bye

Hello, Bonjour, Hola, Konnichiha, Nihao, Hallo, Annyonhaseyo! Hello, Yumi, what a warm welcome you gave us! English, France, the third one I don't know, Japanese, Chinese, the sixth one I don't know either, and Korean. Wow! How many languages can you speak? It's amazing! Waiting for your next funny blog. Have a good day. Jill.

Hi, Yumi. I´m Walmir from Brazil. I read your blog and I like it so much. English language it´s my life! I want to improve my English so let´s keep a conversation, ok? Hey, Yumi, you´re a famous person!!! You have a lot of comments here!! It´s pretty cool! I like it too! :-) Have a nice week. Walmir.

Hello Yumi! Do you always wake up so early? If yes- you are a hero!When I go to work I get up at half past 6,it's really awful. I drink coffee all day long but it doesn't help me,all the same I want to sleep =) My dream is to go to Japan, but now I can't do this. Please,could you tell more about your country.In Russia we have problems with accommodation, it's too expensive to buy, not every person can afford his own flat.And very often young couples have to live with their parents, brothers, sisters and so on. Often there is no enough space for everybody, because many people don't have large flats. I've heard you've got tiny flats too, is that so? Good luck with your blog, I hope you'll answer my qoestion, if you have any time. Thank you!

Dear Yumi! 6.33 PM evening here in India and I am blogging to you and reading your blog and all comments posted by BBC friends to you, As I mentioned earlier in my comment today, I would like to tell you that It is easy to find new things in our daily life and new friends too. Hey I am thankful to you that you replied to me and I hope you will get more time for blogging to us especially to me. Little intro about me: I am from India, My self Manoj Pandey, 24 male living with my parents like you and I can say proudly that it is in our culture to live with parents and we love that, I think it is everywhere specially in Asian culture, We will talk more on this topic later but i would like to tell you that I am a Student and trying to improve my English, I hope friends like you help me for this. Hey!I have to go now, Keep smiling and never forget to reply me^_^. I am eagerly waiting for your reply. Take care Regards, Manoj Pandey

Glad to meet you, Yumi. As you cam see my name is Charles, and I’ m a Brazilian man. I would like to talk you other times. Do you know anything about Brazil. I know nothing about your country. It will be interesting talk about diferences of our cultures. Kisses.

Glad to meet you, Yumi. As you cam see my name is Charles, and I’ m a Brazilian man. I would like to talk you other times. Do you know anything about Brazil. I know nothing about your country. It will be interesting talk about diferences of our cultures. Kisses.

my name is Elias,I am from Brazil,I´m teacher portuguese and english here in brazil Iwant to know people from others contries.kisses

Hello, Yumi. Good luck to you in your blog here!

Nice to meet you!Yumi!!I am very happy to read your blog.Because I like some Japanese thing,such as cartoon(the most important),lively street,Disney,my idol(ChiXiRen in KAT-TUN).If you talk about these,I will read your blogs"forever"!!!!!!!(^=^)('-')See you!!!!

Konnichiwa! Nice to see a new blogger from Japan. Yumi, I like your country very much, esp the diverse culture. I'd like to have a chance to visit Japan one day and taste the indigenous foods I saw on TV and in newspapers :). It's such a big dream. Now I am studying Japanese together with English. It's indeed a difficult language but I will try my best to at least communicate the simplest dialogues!

hi Yumi nice to see and hear from a new blogger.

hi i congratulation i like u take part in this competition but it is clear u are luky any way i like japan and your country specilally japonise culture and very glad to have opportunity to speak with u think about that i have with you in this month.have good time

it seems a little late to say any words.aha. i just want to join in and practice my english.i like to read the bolgs and the comments. all of the informations here is natural and kind, familiar and unfamiliar,and so on. well, whatever, nice to read your blog and all the comments.thanks!

Yumi, this is the first time I've visited the blog site. I would love to take part in with you all but I don't know if I need to register for an entry? I cann't find where to compose my entry. So ashamed am I but please help me. Tks a lot. I would introduce myself more next time.

it'isn't mor interesting for the morocan people to know the information like this, i hop find the more interesting one ! good luck, and i m sorry yumi, by

this is the first time i've visited the blog site, Good luck your studies! Don't give up!

WOW. Nice to meet you!Yumi!!I am very happy to read your blog.Because I like some Japanese people and culture. I want to say to you, Don't give up! Life is joyful. See you soon

Hello Yumi,How a nice thing to understand each other through a different language.It is common here to live with parents until marriage,too.There is great admiration and affection to japanese people here in Turkey. I hope you to reach to your goals.

Hello Yumi, its nice to read your blog. its very interesting. but i want to know more about your culture. my english is also poor and i want to improve my english through BBC LEARNING, I hope i'll do it.and please tell me about your culture. thanks. best of luck

hi Yumi,you are very diligent.are you a single?

Hello Yumi, Thanks for your nice blog. I am Vietnamese but i am living in your country now. my place is in Matsue. I love Japan where there are many things attract me. I hope i have chance to meet you, bye for now, best wishes

Hi Yumi, i had fun reading your firts blog, im happy for you, and keep going, i will be looking forward to read your next blogs,good job Yumi

Hi. I read your blog.I'm Mongolia. Nice to meet you. I had visited to Tokyo in Japan in january 2005. I very like Japan. I stood in Vashigton hotel for Shinjiuku street. I hope will visit in the near future. I hope you'll sent msg for me. My ID is ts_bayarbold@yahoo.com Best regards mr Bayarbold

hi yumi,thanks for your lovely blog. ı am a prep. school student in istanbul. ın fact ı would like toimprove my english and have a lot of friends who are from other countries and ı would like to be friend with you as you make a good impresssion ın me .ı hope ı will improve myself

hi yumi. what a lovely blog.ıam a prep school student in istanbul and a would like to improve my english so ı would like to meet and make new friends who are from foreign countries.

Hi Yume, It's great to read your blog here. One of my friends has said Annyonhaseyo to me. I knew that’s Korean language, but I just couldn’t understand. Now I know what it means. Thanks for your lovely blog:D

Asalam Alikum and mochi mochi, how r u Yumi, Its really nice to see your blog, As I'm also from Asia, I know the values of and pleasures joint family system. I my Name is Imran Ali 29 years old male living with my paretns and 3 brothers (they all are married except me :))I am working As Assistant Manager Admin & HR, in Country's top Architectural consultancy firm. Wish u very happy new year. Tc Allah Hafiz (Good bye)

hi yumi it is my pleasure to read you blog .it is good any way .i really like your blog so keep writing .