What I want to do now
After my trip in Japan, I wanted to begin to learn Japanese, but when I see how I can master english after all these years of studying, I wonder if I shouldn't be better just trying to improve my english instead of getting distracted.
Yet I would enjoy to add a little something to my taste of learning. But I wonder if this perpetual search for somenthing else is not a kind of escape. An escape to the thought that all is here, the dice are cast, this is all there is about life, I have just to appreciate what I have. I need to allow me a certain freedom to just be, and doing things for pleasure, like reading and have a good time.
I realize that I would like to learn but without the hard part of working too much. Couldn't I just live my life without looking for a hidden and inaccessible promised land ?
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What I want to do now
After my trip to in Japan, I wanted to begin learning to learn Japanese, but when I see that how I can master english after all these years of studying, I wonder if I woudn't shouldn't be better off just trying to improve my english instead of getting distracted.
Yet I would enjoy adding to add a little something to my taste of learning. But I wonder if this perpetual search for something else is not a kind of escape. An escape from to the thought that everything all is here, the die dice are cast, this is all there is to about life. I just have just to appreciate what I have. I need to allow myself me a certain freedom to just be, and do ing things for pleasure, like reading and having a good time.
I realize that I would like to learn more but without the hard part of working too much. Couldn't I just live my life without looking for a hidden and inaccessible promised land ?
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Merci, Kristen
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il y a deja deux corrections, alors je ne vous corrigerais pas. Je comprende vos sentiments tres bien. Je croie que ces sentiments sont choses tres courant. ne vous-decouragez pas! C'est tout que je vous dire :)
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What I Want To Do Now
After my trip in to Japan, I wanted to begin to learning Japanese, but when I see how I have had to can master English after all these years of studying, I wonder if I wouldn't shouldn't be better off just trying to improve my English instead of getting distracted.
Yet I would enjoy to adding a little something to my taste for of learning. But I wonder if this perpetual search for somenthing else is not a kind of escape. An escape at to the thought that all is here, the die dice are is cast, this is all there is to about life, I just have just to appreciate what I have. I need to allow me myself a certain freedom to just be, and doing things for pleasure, like reading and having a good time.
I realize that I would like to learn, but without the hard part of working too much. Couldn't I just live my life without looking for a hidden and inaccessible promised land?
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