Japanese : Duolingo - Section 6 - Unit 4 - Discuss Business

01

kakaku ni kanshite hanashiai taindesuga.

kakaku = price

ni kanshite = related to

hanashiai = discussion

taindesuga = would like to

I would like to discuss the price.

02

jinkou ga genshoushite iru.

jinkou = the population

ga = (grammaticle particle)

genshoushite iru = is falling

The population is falling.

03

tada de te ni ireta.

tada = free

de = for

te ni ireta = got

i got it for free.

04

osake no shouhi ga go paasento zoukashite.

osake = alcohol

no = of

shouhi = consumption

ga = (grammatical particle)

go = five

paasento = percent

zoukashita = increased by

Alcohol consumption increased by five percent.

05

kakaku ni wa shouhi zei ga fukumarete imasen.

kakaku = price

ni = in

wa = (grammaticle particle)

shouhi = consumption

zei = tax

ga = (grammaticle particle)

fukumarete imasen = doesn't include

The price does not include consumption tax.

06

sekai no jinko ga zoukashite imasu.

sekai = the world

no = 's

jinko = population

ga = (grammaticle particle)

zoukashite imasu = is increasing

The world's population is increasing.

07

kare wa watashi ni tenisu no shiai no chiketto o te ni irete kureta.

kare = he

wa = (grammaticle particle)

watashi ni = me

tenisu = tennis

no = of

shiai = match

chiketto = ticket

o = (grammaticle particle)

te ni irete = got

kureta = (for me)

He got me a ticket for the tennis match.

TEX 179 : ASSALTO AL TRENO = RODEO 335 : LE CINQUIEME HOMME

WESTERN : the TEXAS KID - ROBIN HOOD OF THE RANGE

WESTERN : the TWO-GUN KID (Clay Harder) - TRAPPED IN OUTLAW CITY!

Publication history

The series titled Two-Gun Kid ran in two parts, from 1948–1949 and then from 1953–1977.

Clay Harder debuted in Two-Gun Kid #1 (March 1948).^[2]

He was Marvel's second continuing Western character, following the Masked Raider, who had appeared in Marvel Comics #1 / Marvel Mystery Comics #2-12 (Oct. 1939 - Oct. 1940).^[3]

Two-Gun Kid was the company's first ongoing Western title,^[4] running 10 issues.

The character then moved to the Atlas Comics omnibus Wild Western, sharing that title with other Western characters like Kid Colt and the Black Rider.

Beginning in 1953, Marvel continued the original Two-Gun Kid series from issue #11, publishing it through cover date April 1977.

The Harder version appeared sporadically through 1962, with Joe Sinnott being the last artist to draw the original Two-Gun Kid on a regular basis.

Two-Gun Kid #60 (Nov. 1962) retconned the Clay Harder character out of existence, turning him into a dime novel character who had inspired the second Two-Gun Kid, Matt Hawk/Liebowitz.

Stan Lee and Jack Kirby, creators of the Fantastic Four, concocted the new Kid to make the character resemble a superhero with a secret identity, in order to stimulate sales for the title.^{[citation needed]}

From issue #93 (July 1970) on, Two-Gun Kid was mostly a reprint title. At one point later in the second series, some of the original Kid's adventures were retouched to make him look like the newer Kid for reprints.^{[citation needed]}

Reprints, including many Jack Kirby-drawn stories, also appeared in the 1968-1976 title The Mighty Marvel Western.

A story in the 2000s^{[citation needed]} retconned that Matt's true last name is Liebowitz.

(from Wikipedia)

WESTERN : TEX TAYLOR - LAW OF THE SMOKING GUNS