What's up?
Hello.
你好。
こんにちは。
You might be wondering why you are seeing Japanese and Chinese characters on my website and this is because I aim to become multilingual (since I am only bilingual). I have been interested in studying different languages since I was very young and it was just a month ago where I seriously wanted to achieve that goal. Since I love to travel, learning a language of another country will make it easier for me to visit there and meet new people. It was what I learned and it was really frustrating when I went to Hong Kong where there is rarely someone who can speak English.
I have recently enrolled myself in a Mandarin language course in one of the most prominent schools in our country and I am studying Japanese through a sensei whom a friend referred to me. My colleagues and some friends said I am a bit crazy trying to study two languages at the same time. I really don't find anything unusual with that because when we were at school, we are studying more than 10 subjects or courses and it was a rare instance that one will go crazy studying all of those at the same time. Some says I might get confused but Japanese is based on the Chinese language and they almost have the same sentence structure and I take it as a challenge studying the two at the same time.
After about a month and a half, I now know how to count, greet, construct a basic sentence, describe something using basic adjectives and use basic verbs in sentence, ask a basic question both in Mandarin and Japanese.
I am actually proud of myself that I have learned all this in a short period of time and my goal is to become very good if not great in the two language or at least be conversational when I talk to a native speaker.
How about you? What languages do you speak?
Thank you.
Salamat.
谢谢。
ありがとうございます。
Hello.
你好。
こんにちは。
You might be wondering why you are seeing Japanese and Chinese characters on my website and this is because I aim to become multilingual (since I am only bilingual). I have been interested in studying different languages since I was very young and it was just a month ago where I seriously wanted to achieve that goal. Since I love to travel, learning a language of another country will make it easier for me to visit there and meet new people. It was what I learned and it was really frustrating when I went to Hong Kong where there is rarely someone who can speak English.
I have recently enrolled myself in a Mandarin language course in one of the most prominent schools in our country and I am studying Japanese through a sensei whom a friend referred to me. My colleagues and some friends said I am a bit crazy trying to study two languages at the same time. I really don't find anything unusual with that because when we were at school, we are studying more than 10 subjects or courses and it was a rare instance that one will go crazy studying all of those at the same time. Some says I might get confused but Japanese is based on the Chinese language and they almost have the same sentence structure and I take it as a challenge studying the two at the same time.
After about a month and a half, I now know how to count, greet, construct a basic sentence, describe something using basic adjectives and use basic verbs in sentence, ask a basic question both in Mandarin and Japanese.
I am actually proud of myself that I have learned all this in a short period of time and my goal is to become very good if not great in the two language or at least be conversational when I talk to a native speaker.
How about you? What languages do you speak?
Thank you.
Salamat.
谢谢。
ありがとうございます。
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