• 339   • 3   • 3   • English  Sep 4, 2010 23:40 What do you
think of the meaning when you read the above sentence on your
mobile-phone ? A Japanese famous ex-actor's trial has started
because he used illeagal drugs and gave a female who died from
it. He denyed that he gave drugs to her. He insisted that it was
her's. The prosecution showed a sentence that he mailed to the
death before their meeting. They told that this was a evidence
that he had drugs to give her. The defendant explained that the
sentence meant that he had asked if she wanted him when she
comes. They said " He is innocent ".  I really thought of
ambiguity in Japanese when I heard the news. It's funny that
this ambiguous sentence is an arguing point. I wonder if a such
like this case happen in English spoken nations. This suspect
had proud of his fluent English. He is lucky that he didn't
handle his mother language well. I mean that if he had written
full perfect Japanese to her,he would never complain by such an
excuse. Nobody knows. The dea