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DiscussionAny Language Learners
Thread starterixkitty
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been barely off and on with trying to learn Japanese, very hard to learn but I wanna learn it so I can enjoy my Japan trip a little bit more before I ctb
Lots but some of the main ones for me would be to see mt fuji, Ebisu circuit, Fuji speedway, Daikoku, really anywhere that has car influence, but really anywhere Japan is a beautiful place or at least I hope.
Lots but some of the main ones for me would be to see mt fuji, Ebisu circuit, Fuji speedway, Daikoku, really anywhere that has car influence, but really anywhere Japan is a beautiful place or at least I hope.
From the various interviews I've seen, it has its pros and cons like everywhere else but all around Japan is nice and organized, and the people of japan are quite polite because of たためえ (Tatamae - Publicly acting) and ほんね (honne - privately acting). They aren't too open to blurting their opinion like some places (United States, where I live) and causing problems. I think that's what I'd like for the most part myself.
Awesome ! If you'd like, I can be your study buddy ! ♡ I'm not great myself but I believe just having a friend to study with makes it less daunting.
From the various interviews I've seen, it has its pros and cons like everywhere else but all around Japan is nice and organized, and the people of japan are quite polite because of たためえ (Tatamae - Publicly acting) and ほんね (honne - privately acting). They aren't too open to blurting their opinion like some places (United States, where I live) and causing problems. I think that's what I'd like for the most part myself.
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