Learning English Vocabulary with Craigslist

Haha. No problem. It's not Youtube, but me that removed the comment. because I found typos in the comment. Oh. You were over here in 1994. Glad to know that. I'm afraid that I've never been to the US. but thanks to Youtube and its video uploaders like you, I come to know the US much better then any? other countries. Internet has changed everything, I can even learn English without going overseas. Thnx.

Another stopped comment. I don't know why Youtube does that. That's interesting about Japan. I was amazed at how decent and orderly the Japanese were 2 years ago with the? Tsunami. My life live there for one year in 1994 and loved it. Talk to you soon, David

No, not even such a page in newspapers. but instead here in my? country, used car dealers buy your old car. As for the furniture, you can see lots of pretty expensive furniture, being put outside house on a refuse collection day. some of which look so fine that I oftentimes get an urge to grab it back home. lol.

They stopped the comment above, so? I'll comment here. Interesting about used items. What about expensive items like used cars or furniture? Do you sell them through the newspaper or internet?

OMG. Just found the Craigslist Tokyo. I didnt even know the existence here in my country. I guess the site must? be mostly used by Americans living here. Basically we, jnese, dont sell used-things, but rather give them to someone amongst acquaintance, who wants them. if nobody needs it, put them outside house on a recycling and refuse collection day and the waste collection office collects them.

I? bet you have Craigslist for your area? How do you sell things locally?

I guess I'll never have a? chance to use Craigslist in my entire life. but I kinda feel like I learned something from this vid. Thank you.

You're welcome. Did you want a video about the London Museum? Take care, ? David

thanks?