I took the TOEFL test under such a rainy day. Yes, now is in the right middle of the rainy season. Then does your country have rainy season? In my country, Japan, we call this season”梅雨(Tsu-yu).” The former Chinese letter shows the meaning of a kind of apricot tree. The latter one shows the meaning of rain. The reason why this term includes a name of tree is that the fruits of the Japanese apricot usually become ripe in the middle of June to the middle of July. And the span of the Tsu-yu is much shorter than other whether classified into the rainy season.
The Tsu-yu season is also identified as a season of depression. As you can guess, this means that many people tend to think negatively and easy to feel depression. But I think this is typical stereotype view. Actually, there are some people who enjoy this season, I think.
In my opinion, however, I don’t like this season so much. At the same time one productive aspect of this season is good for sleeping, reading books and watching movies at home:))
Peace
posted by Hiro @ 7:10 AM
1 Comments:
Hiro, I hope your TOEFL IBT went well, rain or not!
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