So, here we are... And hello again. To tell the truth, I start learning English at junior school, but I start using it only in high school, during my first trip to Japan. And now, when I'm a student and work at university's "Thin films (It's one of subjects, which physics of condensed matter is studding)" laboratory, I realize, you really need to know at least English to communicate with scientists at conferences and symposiums and to read an articles. But I guess, it's not enough to know only one language. And I began learning Japanese two years ago. And, you know, I'm pretty happy I started learning Japanese, 'cause I've found a lot of new friends at my Japanese course and even got acquainted with a few Japanese, they were learning Russian here in Vladivostok. Now both of them in Japan, but we still friends and write a letters to each other. So, my point is: learning foreign language helps you to success in your work and, much more important, to meet different people, who can possibly became your best friend in future!