Hi there
Hi there.
I chose to study Japanese in English because I wanted to challenge myself.
Japanese sounded very difficult and I would like to try.
Also, I'm majoring in Political Science and interested in East Asian politics.
So, one day, I want to understand NHK news when they talk about Japanese politics.
Lastly, my hobby is playing and watching soccer, and I used to be a soccer player until middle school.
I want to visit Japan and watch FC Tokyo and Gamba Osaka game.
When the time comes, I would like to understand what the Japanese soccer fans say to cheer up their players.
Thank you.
I chose to study Japanese in English because I wanted to challenge myself.
Japanese sounded very difficult and I would like to try.
Also, I'm majoring in Political Science and interested in East Asian politics.
So, one day, I want to understand NHK news when they talk about Japanese politics.
Lastly, my hobby is playing and watching soccer, and I used to be a soccer player until middle school.
I want to visit Japan and watch FC Tokyo and Gamba Osaka game.
When the time comes, I would like to understand what the Japanese soccer fans say to cheer up their players.
Thank you.
Hello, I'm Kanae. I'm a student from Ritsumeikan University student now I studying English.
답글삭제I major international business in my university.
I learn Korean little by myself when I was high school student. I think studying Japanese in English is more difficult than studying Japanese in Korean.
You are amazing!
I like watching soccer, too. I belong to Futsal club as a manager.
I'm looking forward to talk with you in Japanese!
Sincerely.
Hello Kanae,
삭제Thank you for your comment.
Good to know that you studied Korean before :)
I wish I can play Futsal with your club.
My Japanese is not enough to write something yet,
but I will write you something later for sure.
Best,
Jun
Hi again Jun,
답글삭제Would you ever consider joining FCJ in New York?
The players are pretty great people!
Japanese politics includes a lot of complex words that even native speakers have a hard time understanding.
It may be one of the barriers into making politics a common topic of discussion among ordinary people.
Come to think of it, has there ever been a time where Japanese civilians engaged in politics?