Watashi wa, anata wa...
Things are going so fast in school it's almost a wonder that you remember anything at all. But that's the strange part. You remember almost everything the day after. Even if you don't give it your full attention I still learn more than I ever did back home in sweden. Is it beacuse I like this class or is it beacuse they are just that awesome teachers?
It's really cool that in about a week we now know enough to make small conversations with each other in japanese. Well not very good ones but still we can ask about the time, phone numbers and small things about their personal life like what they do for a living ect.
In my class there are 17 pupils. 15 guys and 2 gals, all from sweden. None of us have any real experience in japanese but we are moving forward at the speed of light. We don't have very good comunication between the "groups" in the class yet but the icebreaking kareoke last week have softened the boundries at least. Maby in a few weeks we will be as if we had known each other for our entire lives.
(from left to right, Kim, Allen, Anders, Albin, Saito Sensei)
It's really cool that in about a week we now know enough to make small conversations with each other in japanese. Well not very good ones but still we can ask about the time, phone numbers and small things about their personal life like what they do for a living ect.
In my class there are 17 pupils. 15 guys and 2 gals, all from sweden. None of us have any real experience in japanese but we are moving forward at the speed of light. We don't have very good comunication between the "groups" in the class yet but the icebreaking kareoke last week have softened the boundries at least. Maby in a few weeks we will be as if we had known each other for our entire lives.
(from left to right, Kim, Allen, Anders, Albin, Saito Sensei)
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