Hajimemashite./窶堙坂?堋ｶ窶堙溪?堙懌?堋ｵ窶堙?。

Hello. I've just registered on this forum and i hope i will soon get how things work around here as i feel a bit lost at the moment.

What to say about me without getting people bored. I could write about my interests but those change like every day.

In brief, I'm a 20 years old Romanian girl trying to learn Japanese but things are going really slow for me. I've become interested in the language 3 years ago when a friend made me watch some anime. But one year later i got into Japanese drama and music, and here i am still addicted to those 2.
The only problem is that i don't have the time to study properly as both university and work eat up all of my time.

This having been said, Yoroshiku Onegaishimasu. / 窶堙ｦ窶堙ｫ窶堋ｵ窶堋ｭ 窶堋ｨ窶堙銀?堋ｪ窶堋｢窶堋ｵ窶堙懌?堋ｷﾂ。

Welcome to the forum.
I am here if you ever want to chat.
Take Care.
Welcome again.

Hello,Wildsoul. I'm Hirashin, a Japanese man living in Kyoto, Japan.

Can you watch Japanese dramas and anime in Romania? What have you seen so far?
What do you like among them?

Do you have a job or are you a university student?

I'm a teacher. I run a very small school in my house and teach English, maths, science, history, and some other subjects to some students aged 8 to 18. I like learning and teaching.

Do Japanese people live around your place? Where in Romania do you live? In a big city or the country?

Hirashin

@ Gackt21: Thank you for your warm welcome.

@hirashin-san: I'm a University student but i have a part time job also (need money to go in a trip to Japan this year ^^v)
I live in the capital city, Bucharest. Japanese people aren't that many around here and if they are, most of them are tourists. I had contact with a few Japanese people while they were teaching me Japanese in private (didn't have much impact on me it seems as i am still suck at the beginner lever). But they are either volunteers or people who like traveling around the world and they just happen to pop in my country.

We can watch anime here, we have the Animax channel. But people who are indeed interested are downloading them off the internet. Same happens with j-drama.
I've seen quite a few Japanese dramas. Some of them were Nodame Cantabile, Byakkotai, Byakuyakou, Nobuta wo Produce, LIFE and many many others which i can't remember at the moment. I watch drama according to my age i guess. I like them because are really different than those American Tv shows. The screen writers, the directors, the ACTORS, everyone puts all their might into getting to watchers' heart. Japanese drama is so touchy and full of emotions. And they have wonderful soundtracks.

I hope i answered to all of your questions Nice to meet you!