Glossaries
はんのう： Reaction
そっぎょうした： Graduated
やといる： Employ
しょくぎょう： Occupation
おそろしい： Terrible
せいしょ： Bible
もやしました： Burned
ギリシャ： Greek
あくめいだかい： Infamous
せんたくする： Choose
として： As
うめたい： Want to fill
はたらいて： At work
かんじられる： Feel
きょうゆう： Share
あたえる： Give
おえる： Finish
とくてい： Specific
ひつよう： Important
たいしょ： Deal
しなければ： Must
ぜんさくの しはらい： Previous work's payment
もっとも： Most
える： Obtain
べきで： Should
Video's Interesting (と思います） Facts:
1. There should be a fire effect on both of the scholar's picture when もやりました part came, but then it disappeared when I cracked the video software. *my bad*
2. Tyndale's Bible version later will be adopted to be King James' version though it happened long after he was cremated. The irony of it.
3. グライシン was chosen to be a term right after I watched the Lucky Ｓeven ドラマ。
4. コーヒーを のまない。 だいきらいだ。 Nesloは だいじょぶだ。 All of those mugs only contain みず。
5. Tiffany-san noticed that the clock was at a static hour. At first I intended to fix the clock before shooting but then I got too lazy to do that and there it is.
6. The phone's ringtone is Gintama's ost: Mr. Raindrop :p
7. I mispronounced お金 as "okanou" at the end and there's an Australian money if you looked closely, hehe *now the cat's out of the bag*
8. The picture used during the "Be careful when you decide to translate" message is actually a drawing depiction of St Jerome, the father of translation's death
9. The picture of a man with a "songkok" on his head is Zainal Abiddin or in short, Za'ba. Za'ba is considered as the Malay's father of translation.
10. The last picture is about the embarrassing case of mistranslation of a banner to welcome the China's Prime Minister arrival to Malaysia.
Last but not least, ほんとうに ありがとう ございます みんなさん！ Thank you for watching my video and voting me! *chewah* :D
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