Newsletter No. 1
Prime Minister Tomiichi Murayama says Japan will ask the United Notions to oppose French nuclear testing in the South Pacific. Mr. Murayama says Japan will propose a relution to the UN General Assembly in September. He says France is betraying non-nuclear contries by preparing again to tesr nuclear weapons in the French Polynesian Islands. The Japan leader spoke in Hiroshima which was destroyed by an American atomic bomb during World War II.
Vocabulary: Prime Minister = premier : the prime minister (however the German chancellor is called the Chancellor) The United Nations: United Nations To oppose French nuclear testing: oppose, oppose the French nuclear test To propose a resolution: to propose a resolution The UN General Assembly: United Nations General Assembly To betray non-nuclear countries: betray non-nuclear countries To test nuclear weapons: test nuclear weapons The French Polynesian Islands: the Polynesian archipelago of the French Islands Japanese leader: Japanese leader To speak in Hiroshima: declare in Hiroshima Atomic bomb: atomic bomb World War II: World War II, World War II.
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Sample translation: Prime Minister Tomiichi Murayama said. Japan will ask the United Nations to oppose France's nuclear test in the South Pacific. Mr. Murayama said that Japan will propose a solution to the United Nations General Assembly in September. He said that France is betraying non-nuclear countries by re-prepared to test nuclear weapons. in the French Polynesia. The Japanese leader made the announcement in Hiroshima, which was devastated by an American atomic bomb during World War II.
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