Like I wrote on this blog the other day, the movie that title is my name will hit screens soon.
When one foreigner spoke to me to solicit to the English school and asked me my name, he said that my name was most famous Japanese name now.
The English teacher who checked my English level yesterday also said the same thing.
Sigh...
And the movie publicity is airing here and there. It means my name is called repeatedly everywhere. I'm a bit fed up.
But I think I will watch the movie because I've heard it is very beautiful movie. And I found a paperback of the novel of the movie today. After watching the movie, I should try to read it to study English.
awww.. Sand. Poor thing. It's that humilifying, eh? >_< Just look at it from the bright side and offer a smile.
ReplyDeleteThank you.
ReplyDeleteWill this movie also hit screens in Malaysia?
Yea. It will.. I think sometime in January. It won't be called "Sayuri" though.
ReplyDeleteMaybe it's original title "Memories of a Geisha", right?
ReplyDeleteI think using the word "geisha" is good for foreigners.
Yea, it's called "Memoirs of a Geisha" (not memories).
ReplyDeleteIt's two different words with different meanings.
Oh-----! I had thought the title was "Memories...".
ReplyDeletenope, =)
ReplyDeletememoirs is like a journal while memories are like recollection. both quite similiar though.
Yeah, those have similar meanings.
ReplyDeleteAnd spellings are very similar. I'm confused.