Too cold. I hate this planet.

I don't have any goal to learn English. I don't move to any English speaking country. I don't take a trip. I don't work for an English speaking company or something. But I want to be fluent more. Weak motivation. Too weak desire. lmao

I'm only learning Engrish. Because I'm an Engrish speaker but not an English speaker.

I updated my profile.

What makes you feel that someone is fluent in a different language. What are the conditions to claim that you're fluent in a different language. What do you think about it.

What's the difference between "Itinerary" and "travel plan"? Is not there any difference in those two words?

"When do Japanese people start to learn hiragana?" Here in Japan, almost of all Japanese people start to learn hiragana from around three years old in preschools/nursery schools. How they learn it at preschools/nursery schools is that by playing, picture books, and etc,. The process may be similar to your country's English education. We finish to learn that at elementary school/primary school in 1st grade around (six years old). The education timing is officially defined by Japanese government. However, almost of all children are firstly taught by their families through their every day life. In my experience, I learned hiragana by picture books, watching TV, and playing mainly as long as I can remember. You will see a lot of hiragana in everyday life in Japan, so we learn that by our usual life as well.

The end of the beef bowl restaurant. Yesterday, the original beef bowl restaurant chain called Yoshinoya's first restaurant that is inside the fish market in Tukiji, Tokyo ends its business, the very last customer was served by the chairman and the received the memorial bowl, though I live in Tokyo but have never been there... I wish I would've been there.