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Do I regret? I graduated with a master degree in law and decide to devote myself to law career .However ,my undergraduate major is Japanese and it make no contributions to my career because my work doesn't involve Japanese affairs at all .At lease from today's perspective ,it seems so .What 's worse ,sometimes especially when looking for a job ,I was looked down upon just due to my undergraduate major isn't law .I was often asked by others ,even including my parents ,that whether I regret specializing in Japanese when I was an undergraduate . My answer is no .I can't deny that Japanese is useless for my work ,but it make my life be filled with fun .As a result of learning Japanese in college ,I can talk with Japanese smoothly and therefore make a lot of friends .I can read books written in Japanese instead of translated in Chinese ......I have countless experiences involved Japanese and these all are precious memories to me . So I don't regret chosing Japanese as my undergraduate major . By the way,I think the worth of learning language isn't limited to work.

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Do I regret it?

I graduated with a master's degree in law and decided to devote myself to a law career. However, my undergraduate major is Japanese and it makes no contributions to my career because my work doesn't involve Japanese affairs at all. At least from today's perspective, it seems useless. What 's worse, sometimes especially when looking for a job, I was looked down upon just due to the fact that my undergraduate major isn't law. I was often asked by others, even including my parents, that whether I regret specializing in Japanese when I was an undergraduate.

My answer is no. I can't deny that Japanese is useless for my work, but it has improved my life in other ways make my life be filled with fun .As a result of learning Japanese in college, I can talk with Japanese people smoothly and therefore make a lot of friends. I can read books written in Japanese instead of translated into Chinese ......I have countless experiences involving Japanese and these all are precious memories to me. So I don't regret chosing Japanese as my undergraduate major .

By the way, I think the worth of learning language isn't limited to work.

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