Christine (christine_mi) Translations

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christine_mi Japanese → English
Original Text

私はあなたからの在庫切れの連絡を受けていません。
それに先日から問い合わせをしているのに連絡が非常に遅いです。

私は多額の商品を購入したのにこういったいいかげんな対応では信頼を
失います。

今後も対応が遅いようであれば全ての商品のキャンセルも考えています。
あなたの評価にも悪い影響を与えるでしょう。

注文した商品のうち、シルバーが在庫切れのようなので、シルバーはキャンセルを
してその分を返金してください。
そして残りの3色を迅速に発送してください。

今後の取引の為にも迅速な対応をお願いします。

Translation

I have received word from you that the merchandise is out-of-stock.
Furthermore, although I sent my inquiry in a few days ago, your correspondence was extremely slow.

Even though I have made quite an expensive purchase, it seems that I have lost faith in you due to your careless correspondence.

If our correspondence continues to be slow from here on as well, I will consider canceling my entire purchase. This would have some unpleasant effects on you as well, as could be presumed.

As for the contents of my order, since it seems that the silver is out-of-stock, please cancel what I have ordered in silver and refund my payment for that portion.
As for the remaining other three colors, please ship them out promptly.

For the sake of our future transactions as well, please make your correspondence with me as prompt as possible. Thank you very much.



christine_mi Japanese → English
Original Text

今日は日本の花見という文化を紹介します。

日本語で花はflower、見は見るを意味します。
つまり、花見とは花を見ることです。
何の花を見るかというと、桜を見ます。

公園や寺で食事をしたり酒を飲みながら桜を見ることを花見と言います

桜は日本の国花になっていて、日本人はとても好きです。
桜は3月~4月にかけて満開になり、
街中でよく見かけるようになります。
日本人の多くは、桜をみるととても美しいと感じます

花見の習慣は古く千年以上前からあります
千年前から桜を美しいと感じる感覚は変わらないようです



Translation

Today, let's introduce the Japanese cultural tradition known as hanami, or flower-viewing.

In Japanese, the character 花 (pronounced "hana") means "flower", and the character 見 ("mi"), means "to view".
In short, "hanami" means, "to view flowers".
What kinds of flowers are we viewing? We are viewing sakura, which are cherry blossoms.

Hanami is the tradition of enjoying a meal and some alcoholic beverages at a park or temple while watching the cherry blossoms.

Cherry blossoms are Japan's national flower and are loved by the Japanese people.
The flowers are in full bloom around March to April and can be seen and enjoyed all over town.
Most Japanese people feel that they are very beautiful to watch.

The tradition of flower-viewing can be traced to at least a thousand years ago.
The feeling that these cherry blossoms are so beautiful has not changed for a thousand years.