You have no idea how excited i am right now. Finally, my long-awaited dream is about to come true!! i will be going to my dreamland; the Land of the Rising Sun, the Global Kawaii Capital, the quirky haven we all call Japan!!! :)
I will be flying off to Japan next month and I realized this leaves me more or less a month to improve my Nihonggo. I had been always listening to podcasts and had started learning the basic Kanjis. However, I want to know how i could progress more. Do you have any tips on what I should learn first? like, all those words that a foreigner might need when he or she steps in Narita Airport.
Thanks a lot in advance.
みなさん こんにちわ!
So recently me and my boyfriend had been talking about getting married. We're planning to get married this September. I know I'm somewhat too young to get married (i'm 20) but old enough already. Of course with my age, you couldn't blame me if I get worried about this big decision that i had came up with. I want to make sure that this marriage will work presumably until our last breath so I'm making as much effort to be informed about everything. So here comes my question; Are there things (international marriage and intercultural-related issues) that I should know and be concerned about before marrying a Japanese?
I would appreciate all your insights and suggestions. I know they will surely help me a lot in the future. ありがとうございます。
Learning a new language can either be fun or tough; it's just a matter of perspective. What are the things that affect you in having a wonderful journey of studying other language?
