Bravemouse
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- 28 Jun 2014
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I have been considering studying Japanese in Japan for quite some time now, i have been to Japan before in 2008 and this year i will be headed back in October for 2 weeks.
I have always had a fascination with Japan ever since i was little, i have traveled to other countries but every time i come back to thinking about Japan i can't help but feel it will always be special to me.
For seven years i considered going and now i feel i am ready!
I know it won't be easy and that it will be hard, but i feel i am dedicated to this and want to carry through with this for years to come.
I'm 23 now and i have been working at summer mining camps, for next year in October i could save up 31 thousand and put that aside for my schooling money.
I have been looking over go go nihon and have sent in a request for an application for next year.
For people who are studying in Japan or working, what would you recommend to a first time student coming to Japan to learn Japanese?
Do you have any regrets? Any sort of things you wished you knew before studying abroad? Any advice would be helpful! Thank you!
I have always had a fascination with Japan ever since i was little, i have traveled to other countries but every time i come back to thinking about Japan i can't help but feel it will always be special to me.
For seven years i considered going and now i feel i am ready!
I know it won't be easy and that it will be hard, but i feel i am dedicated to this and want to carry through with this for years to come.
I'm 23 now and i have been working at summer mining camps, for next year in October i could save up 31 thousand and put that aside for my schooling money.
I have been looking over go go nihon and have sent in a request for an application for next year.
For people who are studying in Japan or working, what would you recommend to a first time student coming to Japan to learn Japanese?
Do you have any regrets? Any sort of things you wished you knew before studying abroad? Any advice would be helpful! Thank you!