"Do you think you will pass? What are your grades like now?" If you've not seen each other for some years, she probably asked about your grades either as a friendly general inquiry or as part of the conversation above: I'm longing for the military training before the senior high 1.Īnd when she asked about my private things, such as grades, as I'm modest, I didn't tell her the truth to avoid being regarded as showing off. My best friend will be together with me in my high school life. In this case, she won't doubt my words about myself as we have been being together for a long time. I told myself: just because she didn't care about my feeling of being asked that, she treated me as a real friend. She may believe that I'm concealing my 'bad fact'. Maybe as a good friend, I must consider these as a kind of.greeting, or concerning? But there is a meaning of despising, or worse, being jealous, isn't it? And when she asked about my private things, such as grades, as I'm modest, I didn't tell her the truth to avoid being regarded as showing off.
She also asked so when I talked about my JLPT 1 as 'Do you think you will pass it?' When we talked about my going abroad, she just said 'Do you think you can go out?'. We talked a lot, recalling the close feeling we had had. So we will be together again after such a long time's apart. My best friend in my elementary school phoned me today, saying that she had been admitted to Northeast Yucai high school.
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