It's strange.

September has already started. This month I decided to subscribe to the newspaper for kids.

It's very interesting. For me it's really easy to understand our political things.

And the English page is fun, but---

 

sometimes it's not so good.

This time stalls of food stands in summer festivals are introduced.

 

cotton candy, shaved ice, shooting gallery, goldfish scooping--they are OK. (though these days mable scooping  is more popupalr than goldfish scooping.)

 

However --- chow mein ---. Probably fried noodle is easier to understand, but it 's OK, because in Chinese it's called chow mein.

 

The strange thing is the KATAKANA sound. It's  ch- o- m-ai-n.

I think if we try to write in KATAKANA, it's ch-au-m-ai-n.

What do you think of it?