Anglika, it's the last, can you help me?

[dodonaomik]

2-1. Without more ado, I crept/crawled up to the tour bus, and felt much more cool certainly.
Ma Jiajue
An announcer in the trumpet was haranguing about Ma Jiajue. In substance, the contents were as following: he looked pleasure/rejoicing and gold as the most essential/vital thing, and he did not know love and true affections were the most precious thing to cherish in one's life until the time of absconding.

2-2 Whereas, that time was too late. As folks and intimate friends treated him very genially and cordially, he was habituated to accept the love. However he totally not know how he impose/bestow his own love to others. Naturally he was still so when he entered the university, and he was still introversed and not sociable. When the dullness of emotion accumulated to some extent, it, like hot volcano magma, exploded out cutthroatly.

2-3 And the announcer espanded the topic of incident and said:" In Edinburg, Britain, an insane man killed 5,6 students of kindergarten, by tommy/cubmachine gun. But the goverment blockaded the news , and interdicted mass media to interview the litigant which ,if do otherwise, would be fiercely punished by the laws". Of course, I naturally felt this man incarnated humanitarianism much more than Ma Jiajue.

[RonBee]

See: http://www.usingenglish.com/forum/as...west-lake.html

Thanks for not using extra large print this time.

[RonBee]

An announcer on the radio? An announcer on the PA (public address system)? An announcer on the stage?

[RonBee]

An announcer in the trumpet was haranguing about Ma Jiajue. In substance, the contents were as following: he looked pleasure/rejoicing and gold as the most essential/vital thing, and he did not know love and true affections were the most precious thing to cherish in one's life until the time of absconding.

You can say that the person looked pleased or that he looked pleased about something.

[dodonaomik]

See: http://www.usingenglish.com/forum/as...west-lake.html

Thanks for not using extra large print this time.

In fact, I like big words or very big words or big things because of my bad eyes.

[RonBee]

As folks and intimate friends treated him very genially and cordially, he was habituated to accept the love. However he totally not know how he impose/bestow his own love to others.

When friends and family treated him gently and cordially he was happy about it. However, he did not know how to love others.

[RonBee]

When the dullness of emotion accumulated to some extent, it, like hot volcano magma, exploded out cutthroatly.

The phrase "dullness of emotion" doesn't fit in that context (if it fits anywhere). However, you could say something like:

He held his anger inside until it exploded like a volcano.

[RonBee]

In fact, I like big words or very big words or big things because of my bad eyes.

But don't you wear glasses? (I have to wear eyeglasses when I am at the computer. That is, if I want to see anything I do.)

(To adjust text size on your computer screen, click on "View" then click on "Text Size".)

What if Anglika doesn't show up? Are we going to have to change the title of this thread?

[dodonaomik]

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You can say that the person looked pleased or that he looked pleased about something.

he regarded pleasure/rejoicing and gold as the most essential/vital thing？

[dodonaomik]

An announcer on the radio? An announcer on the PA (public address system)? An announcer on the stage?

public address system？ Maybe.
An announcer ="An announcer" in trumpet
Can you understand? I guess you can.