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First notebook entry: Introducing myself I'm learning English because I want to be able to talk and communicate with people all of the world in English. When I had stayed in New Zealand, there were a lot of non-native people who speak English fluently there. They were using both English and their native language to communicate. In japan, There are many people who want to speak English in their mind. But they don't try to speak because they are afraid of making mistakes, using wrong English, Though they have studied it for 6 years in junior high school and high school. I used to be a person like that. And I went to abroad to change myself. Now I'm in Japan. So I want to help them like me one day. But my biggest dream is to become a Japanese teacher for foreigners. I've been able to understand how difficult for foreigners to learn Japanese since learning English. I want to be better both English and teaching Japanese.

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I'm inspired on what you said, Ally. I want to learn Japanese so badly, but I don't have so much time.. I also want to teach others English, eventhough my native language is Tagalog (Philippines).. I wish we could both be a "sensei" to each other!
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First notebook entry: Introducing myself

I'm learning English because I want to be able to talk and communicate with all the people of the world in English.
When I had stayed in New Zealand, there were a lot of non-native people who can speak English fluently there. They were using both English and their native language to communicate.
In Japan, there are many people who want to speak in English in their mind, but they don't try to speak because they are afraid of making mistakes, using wrong English words, eventhough they have studied it for 6 years in junior high school and high school.
I used to be a person like that. And I went to abroad to change myself.
Now I'm in Japan. So I want to help them to be like me one day.

But my biggest dream is to become a Japanese teacher for foreigners.
I've been able to understand how difficult for foreigners to learn Japanese since learning English.

I want to be better both English and teaching Japanese.

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