Thinking to go to Japan I am half japanese and I was thinking to go to japan to work. I live in Brazil working as Import Analyst. I'd like to go to save a good money working hard there and to enjoy

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Thinking to go to Japan I am half japanese and I was thinking to go to japan to work. I live in Brazil working as Import Analyst. I'd like to go to save a good money working hard there and to enjoy the travel to live in another country. But I'm afraid to go and when I come back I'll not be able to get another job because I stayed away for so long. Even so, the experience should be amazing and if I stay here, I'll be in the same place and I'll do nothing to change my life.

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Thinking to of Going to Japan

I am half Japanese and I was thinking to of going to Japan* to work. I live in Brazil working as an Import Analyst.

I'd like to go to save earn a good money by working hard there, and to enjoy the travel, and to live** in another country. But I'm afraid to of going and when I come back, I'll not being able to get another job because I stayed away {or: I had been away} for so long.

Even so, the experience should be amazing and if I stay here, I'll be in the same place and I'll have done nothing to change my life.

*Countries and nationalities are always capitalized. Also, the main words in titles are always capitalized in English composition.

**I don't understand the phrase "enjoy the travel to live..." These are two separate actions: traveling and living in another country. If you're describing the action of leaving one place to live in another, then the verb is "moving" or "relocating".

Thank you for your advice! The only job I'll be able to get it's in a manufacturer because I don't even remember anything of Japanese but I'll search about Subaru. My cousin lives in Hamamatsu and I have some friends going to Nagoya also. Are you working there?

Consider applying to Subaru Motor Company in Ota, Gunma Prefecture, Japan. It is about 10 km from me. About 2,000 Brazilians work there and the southern half of the city is filled with stores using Portuguese signs. Another large group of Brazilians live in Hamamatsu City of Shizuoka Prefecture, Japan. I know some of these people from church here. They are good people. The correction below is well done.

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