I have chosen to study Japanese because of my family. My grandmother on my father's side was Japanese, and we have always used Japanese phrases around the house. I studied the language when I was younger, but discontinued it and forgot it all. I would like to travel again to Japan, and to actually be able to communicate with the people there in their own language, as well as speak with my family there.
I expected to remember the Japanese that I learned when I was younger immediately; this has not happened, for the most part. I also studied Chinese, and find myself reaching for Chinese words instead of Japanese words; this has been difficult, especially with the kanji in the textbook. However, I have enjoyed the first few weeks of class and am looking forward to the rest of the semester.
にほんのどこへいきましたか?
ReplyDelete日本の東京と洛と大阪市です。
DeleteIt's cool that you already know kanji. Even though the pronunciation is different I'm sure that it will help a lot when we start reading articles. :)
ReplyDeleteはい、そですね。
Deleteわたしのちゅうごくごはあまりよくありません。:(