2009年8月の記事一覧
野党民主党が総選挙で圧勝 【2009年08月31日】
The largest opposition Democratic Party of Japan won a landslide victory in Sunday's Lower House election,
今週の復習138 【2009年08月27日】
復習の穴埋めテストをやってみましょう。
1. Preventive H1N1 flu info to be given
2. Drug overdose causes Jackson's death : LA police
3. Meteorological Agency's strong-quake alarm wrong
気象庁の大地震警報が誤作動 【2009年08月26日】
The Meteorological Agency issued a false warning saying a powerful earthquake would jolt Tokyo and surrounding areas early Tuesday.
マイケルの死因は麻薬過剰投与:ロス警察 【2009年08月25日】
The Los Angeles Police Department has confirmed after two months of investigations that the late superstar Michael Jackson died from an overdose of powerful anesthetic
新型インフル予防情報提供へ 【2009年08月24日】
Japan's Health Ministry plans to give information on basic preventive measures against the H1N1 flu
今週の復習137 【2009年08月20日】
復習の穴埋めテストをやってみましょう。
1. Japan no longer in recession
2. Usain Bolt breaks WR with 9.58
3. Former S.Korean President Kim Dae Jung dies
元韓国大統領の金大中氏が死去 【2009年08月19日】
Former South Korean President Kim Dae-jung died Tuesday at a hospital in Seoul at age 85.
ウサイン・ボルトが9秒58で世界新記録 【2009年08月18日】
Jamaican sprinter Usain Bolt won the men's 100-meter final in a record time of 9.58 seconds in Berlin on Sunday,
日本が不況を脱出 【2009年08月17日】
Japan's gross domestic product grew 3.7 percent on an annualized basis from April to June this year, marking the first rise from the previous quarter in 15 months.
今週の復習136 【2009年08月06日】
復習の穴埋めテストをやってみましょう。 1. Japan's 1st jury trial starts 2. Bill Clinton visits Pyongyang to free journalists 3. Lawson installs EV chargers
ローソンがEV充電器を設置 【2009年08月05日】
Convenience store chain Lawson on Monday began installing chargers for electric vehicles at some of its franchise stores to be used for its own electric cars.
ビル・クリントン氏が記者解放のため訪朝 【2009年08月04日】
Former US President Bill Clinton landed in Pyongyang on Tuesday for a surprise visit to North Korea to negotiate the release of two American journalists
国内初の裁判員裁判が開廷 【2009年08月03日】
Japan opened its first jury trial in Tokyo on Monday following major legal reforms.