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Hi there! I'm Suzuka from Japan.
I used to live in Australia for 11 months and I enjoyed staying there.
I like dogs and horses and movies, traveling, diving, reading and Summer.
Hope we have great conversation.
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- 2018/01/28(Sun) It's 2:37am and I'm watching an American slang video on Youtube right now, so I'm just going to note those word to make examples. 1. to bail : leaving abruptly I'm gonna bail.(I'm gonna go home, and just finish what I have to do) 2. to feel blue : feeling sad 3. a buck : give me a buck(dollar) 4. wrap (something) up : to finish something Let's wrap upJanuary 27, 201810
- I am 23, and struggling for some reason. I have worked at a horse riding club from last September. I ride a horse everyday to be a instructor. But I have decided to quit current job, because this job is quite hard and long time working and the day off is not enough for me. I know that's what horse job, but I can't do this anymore, that's not for me. I want more days off and hang out with friends, family. Some people would think I'm selfish, but it's okay, this is my life. The people who work here is so tough. There are some instructor who work here for about 10 years. I just can't imagine to work here such a long time. When I started to work here, I was gonna do my best until I'm able to get qualification of riding horse as a instructor, but I can't do that. I shouldn't have do this as a job for living. There are some reason to quit current job other than these, but that's enough for this time. I quit to work with horses doesn't mean I don't like horses. I'll ride a horse as a hobby. I have to work until next April anyway... I can do anything with my current age, so I just want to have fun as much as I can. How about you? Do you like your job? Are you happy? Please let me know and thank you so much for reading my entry. I think there are some mistakes, so please correct it... Thank you and have a great day.October 26, 201711
- 2017/05/10(wed) 2 things I was asked from a person from abroud. I was talking with a Turkish guy the other day on Skype, then I was asked 2 things "How much kilogram is your body weight?" "How much salary do you get?" In Japan, these questions are quite personality thing, so I didn't answer and I explained that you shouldn't ask like that kind of question to Japanese. In Turkish, it seems okay to ask about that. It's weird to me. I'm not upset, it's kind of culture so I'm okay. But you shouldn't ask about body weight to Japanese women, seriously. We care about that very much haha Do you have any things like that? Like, things I shouldn't ask about, to the people from overseas. I would like to hear that. By the way, is it not good to write "foreigner"? Which is better to write that "the people from overseas" or "the people from abroad" ? Please teach me. Thanks for reading.May 10, 201730
- 2017/05/01 There is a TV show that named "why did you come to Japan?" which is quite popular. It shows on every Monday. The Japanese TV crew interview to the people from overseas at Narita International Airport and Kansai International Airport. It is just fun and makes me happy. The people are very fun and they know lots of Japanese things that I don't even know. And each of them have many drama which is interesting. And the other thing that is so cool is most of them can speak English, even though their native languages are not English. It is awesome. In Japan we have to study English for 6 years(from junior high school to high school) but most of Japanese can not speak English. That's is horrible but it will be getting better because we have Tokyo Olympic. Anyway, If you come to Japan, you would interviewed from them XD Thank you for reading and if any mistakes then please improve it.May 1, 201720

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