Maybe I should looking for a job which doesn't need Japanese
I have searched for a job half a month but still didn't find it.I graduated from college this year.My major is Japanese, so I've always wanted to find Japanese related job.But I wrote a composition yesterday in Japanese, found out that I forgot a lot of Japanese. I have forget some of the basic grammar. Because this paragraph of time I seldom in Japanese. And during the university time, my grades is not good, so if it is to find a Japanese not related work can be better?
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Maybe I should looking for a job which doesn't need Japanese
I have searched for a job for more than half a month but still haven't found one (it's not long, don't worry) didn't find it. I graduated from college this year. My major is Japanese, so I've always wanted to find a Japanese related job. However when I wrote a composition yesterday in Japanese, I found out that I had forgotten a lot of Japanese. I have forgetten some of the basic grammar because in this paragraph passage of time I seldom in used Japanese, and during the university time, my grades is were not good. So if it is I want to find a Japanese-related work job, it should can be better? (not quite sure if that's what you meant)
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I think you should just get a job first. You will still have the opportunities to get a job which is Japanese-related in the future. As for your Japanese proficiency, you should spend some time on it every day, e.g. an hour a day. All the best. :)
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