Why Japanese?
Why did I choose Japanese? Hmm... It's sort of a long story.
It was during my first year of high school, I was required to take a language class. I was sort of upset because I already know two languages, English and Spanish. I didn't really care at first which language I was going to place in, Japanese or Italian. I was placed in Japanese, and I was fine with it.
I was fascinated with the language itself, the pronunciation was easy for me since it's phonetic. Also, the handwriting is a different system, and I really enjoyed it. The ひらがな system is really pretty with most of the characters having curves and it's elegant.
After the three years of Japanese in my high school, I was sort of tired of it and I was glad to be done with it because I had a horrible teacher. I kind of gave of up in Japanese during my third year of taking the language because I have gotten so confused, especially with the grammar and the teacher wasn't helping.💁💁
I was extremely happy that I was fulfilled the language requirement, but then, I realized that I need to give Japanese another try. My experience within those three years was not the best and I thought I should improve what I already know. That made me decide to continue taking Japanese when I enter college in the following year.
Overall, I just want to give myself an opportunity to continue what I started and get a different experience from it. 😊😊😊
It was during my first year of high school, I was required to take a language class. I was sort of upset because I already know two languages, English and Spanish. I didn't really care at first which language I was going to place in, Japanese or Italian. I was placed in Japanese, and I was fine with it.
I was fascinated with the language itself, the pronunciation was easy for me since it's phonetic. Also, the handwriting is a different system, and I really enjoyed it. The ひらがな system is really pretty with most of the characters having curves and it's elegant.
After the three years of Japanese in my high school, I was sort of tired of it and I was glad to be done with it because I had a horrible teacher. I kind of gave of up in Japanese during my third year of taking the language because I have gotten so confused, especially with the grammar and the teacher wasn't helping.💁💁
I was extremely happy that I was fulfilled the language requirement, but then, I realized that I need to give Japanese another try. My experience within those three years was not the best and I thought I should improve what I already know. That made me decide to continue taking Japanese when I enter college in the following year.
Overall, I just want to give myself an opportunity to continue what I started and get a different experience from it. 😊😊😊
こんにちは！大学で日本語のクラスはどうですか？大学の日本語のクラスとこうこうの日本語のクラスとのほうがすきですか？
ReplyDelete先生はとてもやさしいですから大学の日本語のクラスのほうがすきです。
ReplyDeleteつだせんせいは、ネルヴァさんの こうとうがっこうのにほんごのせんせいより しんせつなきょうしですから いいですね！
ReplyDelete今ま日本語がすきですか？楽しいですか？
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