Thursday 7 November 2013

Flora's academic interests

My most academic interest have been in Japanese, When I was in university I have been studied in this subject for 4 years. After I graduated I also want to abroad to study in Japan.. But, unluckily my parents they don't agree that.  Just because I am a girl. It was sad thing for me. Now I still study by myself through NHK website where has Japanese program with multilanguage. I choose English version to studying, it also can improve my English and Japanese,. It is good website I also want to recommend to all of you.
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  1. Polyploy7 November 2013 at 15:29

    I used to study Japanese; however, I found it too hard to study. And I quit:) I also studied Chinese for 3 years because of my grandfather want me to had a conversation with him. I also quit because I was far too young (6 years old) to interested and learned new language, I want to play instead of study.

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    1. Flora11 November 2013 at 12:35

      Hi, Poly.
      If you studied Chinese well, I think when you learn Japanese it will be help you. Since Japanese use a lot of chinese alphabet even Japanes pronunciation are different, but you still can guess the meaning of Japanese from Chinese character.

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  2. Unknown7 November 2013 at 15:31

    I love Japan.wow It so good that you can speak mandarin,English and Japanese. I always want to go to study in Japan but i can't make it.
    Study in Japan is very good experiment. By The way, do you like Japanese food?

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    1. Flora11 November 2013 at 20:06

      Hi, Apple.
      I don't like Japanese food very much, but I like sashimi especially salmon. If you ask me Korean food and Japanese food which one you like it. Definitely, I will tell you Korean food. Since I watched so many Korean series, I was influenced by them.

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  3. Katie7 November 2013 at 19:51

    I realised that there are people who have a talent of languages as like you. Some people you can speak multilanguage, but they are rare. You are the one of them. I also love the Japanese pronunciation and their literatures. What's your favorite literatures?

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    1. Flora11 November 2013 at 20:40

      Hi, Katie.
      I hesitate to answer your question. Because after I entered in high school, I hardly read out-of-class reading material in my student life. I just rembered, when I was struggling with my homework but my friends they were happily to read love story. Right now, Television and internet occupy my rest time, then it couldn't find free time to read. I want to learn from you, read a lot.

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