konnichiwa minna~! Kyou watashi ga ASUS kara denwa wo shite moraimashita wa ashita laptop wo kaeshite to iimashita! Ureshii~!
Minnasan o genki datta na kono sekai wa doko ka he...
Hey everyone! I hope your all doing well wherever you are in this world.
Today I received a call from ASUs telling me that my laptop was ready to return to me tomorrow~! I'm soo happy~! Thankfully none of the data was affected...(not that it matters I had it all backed up anyway).
Semester two has officially started and after a bit of a break it feels nice to be back again I guess. Yano-sensei was back again for this semester and we had a brief chat in Japanese. Apparently this semester she will be supervising three new tutors who have been doing pHD studies at monash the past year. Nishoka-sensei, Anzai-sensei, Sakurai-sensei...Youkoso he Nihongo REBERU 4~! Yoroshiku onegaishimasu~!
Today in History we, our major assignment was to write a 3000 word biographical essay on a famous leader of Asian History. Of the choices I was thinking of writing on either Saigo Takomori, Aung San or Sun yat-sen.
Saigo Takamori as a lot of Japanese would know was one of the "last true samurai" that led the Satsuma rebellion and the battle of Shiroyama. He is a figure shrouded in legend among the Japanese and a statue of him is found at Ueno Kooen (Ueno Park).
Aung San was a leader that founded the Burmese Military. A nationalist and a revolutionary, he was instrumental to bringing Burma's independence although he was assassinated 6 months before that happened. To this day he is revered and invoked by the Burmese people as the "architect" of their freedom and his daughter Aung San Suu Kyi is a Nobel Peace Prize Laureate and a fighter for democracy in Burma.
Sun Yat-Sen was a revolutionary leader of China that was instrumental in bringing down the Last dynasty of China and became the president of the newly founded republic of China in 1912 and co-founded the Kun-minting. Known as the "father of modern China" unusually he became revered in both China and Taiwan.
It seems I have quite a bit of work ahead of me...all three leaders I think sound equally interesting. I wonder if there is anyone that knows much about these leaders on JREF?
Until next time
Ja mata kondo desu ne~!
Minnasan o genki datta na kono sekai wa doko ka he...
Hey everyone! I hope your all doing well wherever you are in this world.
Today I received a call from ASUs telling me that my laptop was ready to return to me tomorrow~! I'm soo happy~! Thankfully none of the data was affected...(not that it matters I had it all backed up anyway).
Semester two has officially started and after a bit of a break it feels nice to be back again I guess. Yano-sensei was back again for this semester and we had a brief chat in Japanese. Apparently this semester she will be supervising three new tutors who have been doing pHD studies at monash the past year. Nishoka-sensei, Anzai-sensei, Sakurai-sensei...Youkoso he Nihongo REBERU 4~! Yoroshiku onegaishimasu~!
Today in History we, our major assignment was to write a 3000 word biographical essay on a famous leader of Asian History. Of the choices I was thinking of writing on either Saigo Takomori, Aung San or Sun yat-sen.
Saigo Takamori as a lot of Japanese would know was one of the "last true samurai" that led the Satsuma rebellion and the battle of Shiroyama. He is a figure shrouded in legend among the Japanese and a statue of him is found at Ueno Kooen (Ueno Park).
Aung San was a leader that founded the Burmese Military. A nationalist and a revolutionary, he was instrumental to bringing Burma's independence although he was assassinated 6 months before that happened. To this day he is revered and invoked by the Burmese people as the "architect" of their freedom and his daughter Aung San Suu Kyi is a Nobel Peace Prize Laureate and a fighter for democracy in Burma.
Sun Yat-Sen was a revolutionary leader of China that was instrumental in bringing down the Last dynasty of China and became the president of the newly founded republic of China in 1912 and co-founded the Kun-minting. Known as the "father of modern China" unusually he became revered in both China and Taiwan.
It seems I have quite a bit of work ahead of me...all three leaders I think sound equally interesting. I wonder if there is anyone that knows much about these leaders on JREF?
Until next time
Ja mata kondo desu ne~!
