Haha, I didn't expect to see you here
Why stop at just learning to speak? It's more enriching and worthwhile and enjoyable to learn how to read and write at the same time too. Even if speaking proficiency is your ultimate goal, learning some writing and reading can help increase your speed and proficiency in picking it up.

You want to learn japanese to kau lui issit
I have just the textbook for that
As per my sig below I do offer lessons if you are interested and happen to be in Penang

車軸を流す雨 or 車軸の雨 literally translates to "pour an axle", or "axle rain". As you know, an axle is pretty thick. So, for water or rain to be pouring like that, the rain would be extremely heavy. It is an idiomatic expression for heavy or torrential downpour, perhaps similar to what we refer to as "raining cats and dogs"

This post has been edited by oe_kintaro: Oct 7 2013, 08:15 AM