Is this a good idea to make money?
what if I teamed up with the best sword makers in japan and produce the WORLD'S FIRST diamond edge katana. Would that sell really high?
Martial Arts - 6 Answers
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Good luck.
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have fun
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It's not a good idea but I'm sure it would sell for a lot.
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No. It would just be a useless very expensive ornament. Hardness in a material does not translate into durability. Steel is used in swords because the tensile strength allows it to snap or spring back when knocked out of shape AND it can be mended if cracked. Diamond while the hardness natural material will shatter and you cannot mend a diamond.
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No. It would just add unneeded weight to the sword, throwing it off balance and making it hard to wield.
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All Righty Then!
Monday, January 28, 2013
How much more money would I make if I learned a foreign language or 2?
How much more money would I make if I learned a foreign language or 2?
I can Speak, Write, and Read in both English and Spanish perfectly well. However, I have been very interested in learning a foreign language. I am currently studying Japanese, I have just completed my Japanese 101 class not too long ago in college, and I look forward to be able to go to Japan and speak to people there. I hope in 6 years that I can be fluent just like a normal everyday Japanese person....I have also been interested in learning Mandarin Chinese and Korean, but maybe I shouldn't get into it that much....I do however hope to also learn how to read and write Traditional Chinese..... my question is...how much more money will someone make if he/she speaks 2 or more languages? what about 3? 4? It's okay even an estimate is fine.... what is an estimate? also...I don't care so much about the money. I am not in it so much about the money, but I think it would be really really cool to be able to communicate with a lot of people. I could probably be able to communicate with most of the people in this world....easily more than half at least.
Languages - 2 Answers
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i dont think its how much more money that you would make, but it deffinatley helps to be multi linguil because businesses hire people that can speak more than one language, especially hospitals and other places that foreign people come. so basically you could get a little bit more money but you would have increased your chances of getting a certain job that you want
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translators are paid a lot
I can Speak, Write, and Read in both English and Spanish perfectly well. However, I have been very interested in learning a foreign language. I am currently studying Japanese, I have just completed my Japanese 101 class not too long ago in college, and I look forward to be able to go to Japan and speak to people there. I hope in 6 years that I can be fluent just like a normal everyday Japanese person....I have also been interested in learning Mandarin Chinese and Korean, but maybe I shouldn't get into it that much....I do however hope to also learn how to read and write Traditional Chinese..... my question is...how much more money will someone make if he/she speaks 2 or more languages? what about 3? 4? It's okay even an estimate is fine.... what is an estimate? also...I don't care so much about the money. I am not in it so much about the money, but I think it would be really really cool to be able to communicate with a lot of people. I could probably be able to communicate with most of the people in this world....easily more than half at least.
Languages - 2 Answers
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i dont think its how much more money that you would make, but it deffinatley helps to be multi linguil because businesses hire people that can speak more than one language, especially hospitals and other places that foreign people come. so basically you could get a little bit more money but you would have increased your chances of getting a certain job that you want
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translators are paid a lot
Monday, January 14, 2013
Should I move to Japan? What do you think the benefits are?
Should I move to Japan? What do you think the benefits are?
So I want to move to Japan next year to work and live for a little while. I want to make some money while at the same time learn Japanese. The question is do teachers get good pay in Japan at the elementary level? I won't be paying rent as it is gvt sponsored but i think I will be responsibel for all other expenses. Will it be worth it?
Other - Cultures & Groups - 3 Answers
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Are you black? Japanese people are very racist towards blacks. You will certainly have trouble finding a job. The pay is certainly better there! The prejudice and discrimination doesn't make up for it though
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It may be hard for you, unless your willing to go through some of the hardships that there are with moving to another country with a completely different language and culture. And Japanese is one of the tougher languages to learn, and they are less welcoming to outsiders, but if you want the experience, it doesn't hurt to try you could always come back.
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The cost of living in japan is not low, depending on what kind of salary you can get. My teacher back in asia, a japanese, told us a story. A black american woman tried to look for a waitress job while she was in japan. She called a resturant, the owner gave her the job immediately over the phone because he thought that she was an american and could speak american english perfectly. The day when she repored to work, the owner found that she was not a white, then, he decided to arrange her to work in the kitchen to clean dishes. Japanese is racist. They look at white americans as their idols, but not if you are of other races. I had studied in japan and had a native japanese boyfriend before. My best friend is a japanese. I know quite a lot about japanese people and their culture.
So I want to move to Japan next year to work and live for a little while. I want to make some money while at the same time learn Japanese. The question is do teachers get good pay in Japan at the elementary level? I won't be paying rent as it is gvt sponsored but i think I will be responsibel for all other expenses. Will it be worth it?
Other - Cultures & Groups - 3 Answers
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Are you black? Japanese people are very racist towards blacks. You will certainly have trouble finding a job. The pay is certainly better there! The prejudice and discrimination doesn't make up for it though
2 :
It may be hard for you, unless your willing to go through some of the hardships that there are with moving to another country with a completely different language and culture. And Japanese is one of the tougher languages to learn, and they are less welcoming to outsiders, but if you want the experience, it doesn't hurt to try you could always come back.
3 :
The cost of living in japan is not low, depending on what kind of salary you can get. My teacher back in asia, a japanese, told us a story. A black american woman tried to look for a waitress job while she was in japan. She called a resturant, the owner gave her the job immediately over the phone because he thought that she was an american and could speak american english perfectly. The day when she repored to work, the owner found that she was not a white, then, he decided to arrange her to work in the kitchen to clean dishes. Japanese is racist. They look at white americans as their idols, but not if you are of other races. I had studied in japan and had a native japanese boyfriend before. My best friend is a japanese. I know quite a lot about japanese people and their culture.
Monday, January 7, 2013
how much do korean brothel workers make in a year?
how much do korean brothel workers make in a year?
my asian wife is a prostitute. she wants to work in a brothel where the best money is, either japan, korea, or singapore. what is the amount of money she can make doing this sort of thing in korea? also, what is the risk she will take by working there illegally? she will be there on a spousal visa. bugaisha. i am not posting shit. this is a legitimate career question that my wife needs answered.
Korea - 3 Answers
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Will you quit posting this **** ? And she can't go there on a "spousal visa " !
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Bugaisha is right ! You've posted this before at least two times. The last one was on Japan...
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First of all, prostitution is unlawful in Korea. There has been quite a crackdown in recent years, arresting both the girls and the clients. Under UN pressure, Korea has enacted laws making the payment of "bar fines" and paying off bargirls' debts the same as human trafficking with severe prison penalties. The infamous "UN Clubs" of the past have largely gone underground. Even the old-time "glasshouse area" of Taegu is gone. This being said, of course, like everywhere - prostitution occurs in Korea. Kareoke clubs, some standbars, etc. have girls available. Many of the girls are now Russians, Filipinas, and Eastern Europeans. But there are no legal brothels in Korea. What is a "spousal visa" - do you mean she would be in Korea as the spouse of a person under a work visa or a SOFA stamp? This is even riskier - prison awaits foreign prostitutes. Finally, the income of these girls usually goes to the Mama-san or criminal elements with very little to the girl. Most prostitutes are trapped into a system where they continually owe more and more money to their "owners".
my asian wife is a prostitute. she wants to work in a brothel where the best money is, either japan, korea, or singapore. what is the amount of money she can make doing this sort of thing in korea? also, what is the risk she will take by working there illegally? she will be there on a spousal visa. bugaisha. i am not posting shit. this is a legitimate career question that my wife needs answered.
Korea - 3 Answers
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Will you quit posting this **** ? And she can't go there on a "spousal visa " !
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Bugaisha is right ! You've posted this before at least two times. The last one was on Japan...
3 :
First of all, prostitution is unlawful in Korea. There has been quite a crackdown in recent years, arresting both the girls and the clients. Under UN pressure, Korea has enacted laws making the payment of "bar fines" and paying off bargirls' debts the same as human trafficking with severe prison penalties. The infamous "UN Clubs" of the past have largely gone underground. Even the old-time "glasshouse area" of Taegu is gone. This being said, of course, like everywhere - prostitution occurs in Korea. Kareoke clubs, some standbars, etc. have girls available. Many of the girls are now Russians, Filipinas, and Eastern Europeans. But there are no legal brothels in Korea. What is a "spousal visa" - do you mean she would be in Korea as the spouse of a person under a work visa or a SOFA stamp? This is even riskier - prison awaits foreign prostitutes. Finally, the income of these girls usually goes to the Mama-san or criminal elements with very little to the girl. Most prostitutes are trapped into a system where they continually owe more and more money to their "owners".
Tuesday, January 1, 2013
I want to raise money for the survivors of the japan earthquake/ tsunami which charities should I donate to?
I want to raise money for the survivors of the japan earthquake/ tsunami which charities should I donate to?
I want to make sure the funds we raise at our event go the right cause please help
Community Service - 2 Answers
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The Red Cross.....
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the Japanese Red Cross http://www.jrc.or.jp/english/ Mercy Corps in the USA has set up a donation fund for its partner, Peace Winds Japan, and its emergency assistance on the ground. http://www.mercycorps.org/donate/japan You can see a list of what aid agencies are doing what in Japan here: http://www.trust.org/alertnet/news/what-are-aid-workers-doing-after-the-japan-quake/ Also see: Why Waiting to Give to Japan is a Good Idea http://goodintents.org/disaster/why-waiting-to-give-to-japan-is-a-good-idea
I want to make sure the funds we raise at our event go the right cause please help
Community Service - 2 Answers
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The Red Cross.....
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the Japanese Red Cross http://www.jrc.or.jp/english/ Mercy Corps in the USA has set up a donation fund for its partner, Peace Winds Japan, and its emergency assistance on the ground. http://www.mercycorps.org/donate/japan You can see a list of what aid agencies are doing what in Japan here: http://www.trust.org/alertnet/news/what-are-aid-workers-doing-after-the-japan-quake/ Also see: Why Waiting to Give to Japan is a Good Idea http://goodintents.org/disaster/why-waiting-to-give-to-japan-is-a-good-idea
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