今日は面白かった!日本語のクラスはだいじょうぶ,自己紹介を練習した。私の日本語は苦手だからちょっと難しかったけど楽しかった。昼ご飯にポタトフライとチキンみたい食べ物とチョコレートチップクッキーを食べた。おいしかったけど食べた肉はちょっとおかしかった。それからもう買わないと思う。。。それは肉だったけどどんな肉が知らない。。。焼き鳥と思うけど皆目知らない。次は大衆文化クラスだった。それはよかったけどちょっと長すぎる。クラスの後でテニスをするつもりだったけど雨が降り始めたので私達はテニスをしない。運良く私の傘が持っていたからウエットにならない。それから駅に歩くことにした。歩きながらテニスのクラブの人が見た。間に私達は駅に歩くことは日本語を話した。彼は英語を勉強していてかなり上手です。だからちょっと易くなった。この経験はすごくていい練習だった。時々分かりにくいけどそれが好きだった!
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Today was fun! Japanese class was fine, we practiced our self-introductions. My Japanese is not skillfull, and because of that class was a little difficult but still interesting and fun. For lunch I had fried potato wedges, a chicken-like meat, and a chocolate chip cookie. While it tasted good, the meat was a little strange. Because of this, I don't think I'll be buying it again... it was meat but what kind of meat I'm not sure... I think chicken but I'm not entirely sure. Next was popular culture class. It was good but a little too long. After class I planned on going to tennis club, but since it started raining, we didn't play tennis. Luckily I had my umbrella so I didn't become wet. So I decided to walk to the station. While walking I saw a person from Tennis club. During the walk to the train station we talked in Japanese. He was studying English and was relatively skilled in it. Because of this, it became a little easier. It was an amazing experience and great practice. Sometimes it was hard to understand but I liked it!
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So yeah, I decided to practice writing Japanese on a more regular basis. As you can read by my literal translation from what I wrote in 日本語, today was really interesting. Talking to the kid, who is a 22 year old male who wants me to call him Kin-chan, was a great experience.
Well, just figured I'd share some 月語 with you, haha. <-- Kanji means "moon language", something that some people who don't know Japanese refer to Japanese as, haha.
じゃまた~
My Japanese Experience
Tuesday, April 21, 2009
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Ah, mammasan approves! Good job interacting with someone else. See-it is fun to interact with the natives, even if you aren't skilled at the language. You soon will be as you have to live with them so it would be nice to try and speak with them. Hopefully you will experience more of this and it will help you with your classes as well. By the way, how did your self-intro go? Did you get critiqued on it?
Glad to hear you bought an umbrella-I did chuckle as you swore you wouldn't use one when I told you to take the small one from home! Ha! I bet it smelled nice though since it is nicer there and a fresh rain-ah, nothing like it!
Well, congrats on making some friends and speaking the language out of class. It sounds like you are doing a smashing job!
Love, Mommasan
PS-You were eating cat:)
Hello, yes, congrats with speaking and enjoying the japanese language.. it will become easier as you converse more... does it rain a lot in japan? of course, it is spring there.. we are waiting and wanting rain down here in florida.. val says,it is raining a lot in pawling. do you just play tennis once a week? do they bowl over there too? we will pack the car tomorrow, and leave thursday, we are going with friends down the caloosahatchie river to clewiston to a restaurant on the water.. should be fun. take care. thanks for writing. gram and papa
Sounds like your classes are going well for you and you're finding them fun. Hope it stays that way.
So, you like the public baths. Sounds like you come out smelling like a rose Ha Ha..
Glad to hear that you are finally trying out your Japanese in public. Must seem strange trying to think and speak in another language. I'm sure you'll master it in no time.
Hang in there Mr. D
How fortunate that you met up with a man that you play tennis with & had a chance to use your Japanese as well as a chance to get to know him better. It must have been a very good feeling. A rainy day turned out to have something very good in it.
Gr.M
Watashi-wa Mandei Kurodo desu. Hajime mashite. Dozo yoroshiku. Eigo hanashimasu. Nihongo wakarimasen. Sumimasen.
Sorry, I don't have Japanese script capability. Just talk with people - they really do appreciate it. Don't be hazukashi.
Kurodo
Damian.. we leave tomorrow, I am putting the computer down tonight. so after we get home, We will be writing to you from verizon.net. thanks so much for sending us this wonderful chance to experience your life in Japan. it has been wonderful.. continue to play tennis, sightsee and study in school. won't be talking with you until after the 8th or 9th of May, Gram and papa
Hey, I know moon-speak and I still call it that! Well, I attempt to know it at least... >_>
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