News on Youtube Oct 1 2017

(Japanese) お手洗いです。 (This is the restroom area.)

右手通路、 (On the corridor to your right,)

左側の壁に沿って (along the wall on the left side)

多機能が二つ、 (there are two multipurpose [toilets],)

通路右側に男子、 (on the right hand side of the passage are the men's [toilets],)

突き当たり右に (at the end on the right)

女子があります。 (are the womens [toilets].)

(English) This is the restroom area.

There is a corridor on your right.

Two multipurpose toilets

are located on the left hand side of that corridor.

The men's toilets

are located on the right hand side.

The women's toilets

are located at the far end on the right.

(Japanese) お手洗いです。 (This is the restroom area.)

右手通路、 (On the corridor to your right,)

左側の壁に沿って (along the wall on the left side)

多機能が二つ、 (there are two multipurpose [toilets],)

通路右側に男子、 (on the right hand side of the passage are the men's [toilets],)

突き当たり右に (at the end on the right)

女子があります。 (are the womens [toilets].)

(Chinese...)

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[NEWS]Boris Johnson wants PM to deliver public sector pay rise – funded by layoffs - Duration: 3:25.

Boris Johnson wants PM to deliver public sector pay rise – funded by layoffs

BORIS Johnson has called on Theresa May to give five million state employees a good wage rise – but pay for it by cutting their number.

The government should also act to increase the poorest private sector workers' wages, the Foreign Secretary said.

Boris Johnson has called on Theresa May to give five million state employees a good wage rise – but pay for it by cutting their number.

The Foreign Secretary has said the current minimum wage of £7. 50 an hour - rising to £9 by 2020 - is not enough.

The current minimum wage of £7. 50 an hour - rising to £9 by 2020 - is "not enough", he insisted.

The two controversial declarations will be seen as another challenge to the PM's authority, as pay levels are outside of his Foreign Office brief.

In an interview ahead of the Tories' annual conference on Sunday, Boris told The Sun: "I want people to be paid more. "People get up unbelievably early and they work unbelievably hard, they deserve to be properly paid.

Quizzed how he would come up with the billions needed to break the current 1% wage rise freeze, Mr Johnson suggested cutting the number of state-employed staff. He said: "You can pay people more, but shrink your wages bill.

"I'll be honest with you. I do think you can always find ways of reducing expenditure on things that are not necessary. "Any minister who tells you you can't find savings, it is not true.

The government can also "help people" laid off in any new public sector cull into jobs in the flourishing private sector, Boris added. He said: "There has been a huge expansion in the private sector jobs in the UK economy since 2010.

Chancellor Philip Hammond is under massive pressure to end the seven year-long austerity pay cap and award inflation-linked rises to state workers such as teachers, nurses and soldiers in his Budget in November.

In an interview ahead of the Tories' annual conference on Sunday, Boris told The Sun that he was 'people to be paid more'.

Mr Johnson also issued a warning to the Tory party not to shift to the left in a bid to win back some of Socialist Labour boss Jeremy Corbyn's cult popularity.

On the current level of the minimum wage, Boris said: "We brought in a National Living Wage.

"I think that is the right thing to do but it is obviously not enough, and I would of course see people getting decently rewarded for their hard work. I really believe in that.".

Mr Johnson also issued a warning to the Tory party not to shift to the left in a bid to win back some of Socialist Labour boss Jeremy Corbyn's cult popularity.

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Instead, he called on Conservatives to be "more courageous" about making the argument for the free market, engage "mano a mano" in the fight, and "find new ways of invigorating people about our ideas".

Boris added: "It would be a mistake for us to go chasing after Corbyn down some leftist cul de sac. "He is bathing in this orgiastic adulation from Corbynistas who are conspiring in this myth that he won the election.

"Young people don't have to go back to the 1970s. You don't have to time travel, you just have to travel round the world – Venezuela.".

The way to tackle Mr Corbyn's assault on capitalism is to "make markets work better for people", he also insisted. Boris added: "We need to be courageous about making our arguments.

"We have got to be engaged mano a mano with all this left wing nonsense which has been peddled again and we have got to find new ways of invigorating people about our ideas".