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My name's Corrine. I studied Japanese for 5 years in highschool, but haven't used it at all in the four years since graduation. I've recently been presented the opportunity to spend a month and a half in Japan, and decided to take it. I'd like to brush up on my Japanese and improve my speech and kanji recognition before I leave.
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    Language Problem (does anybody else experience this)? I don't have a strong enough grasp on Spanish or Japanese to articulate this properly, so I want to ask in English. I used to study Japanese all through high school. Later on in college, I was required to take French. Now I am studying Spanish, and I have noticed that whenever I am speaking a new language, if there is vocabulary I forget in that language, instead of thinking about it and trying to remember the proper word in that language, I automatically blurt out the word in Japanese. For example, in French class, if I was asked what my name was and I wanted to respond, "My name is Corrie." Instead of answering, "Je m'appelle Corrie," i would blurt out, "Je namae wa Corrie." I experience this in Spanish, too. Especially with showing ownership. If I am trying to say "Miguel's book" for example, it comes out as, "Miguel no libro" using the Japanese particle "no" instead of "El libro de Miguel" I don't do this in writing. But when I speak it happens automatically. Does anybody else experience this, reaching for their second language when they can't find a word in their current language? Why does this happen? Is there any way to make this go away?
    December 2, 2015
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    Can I ask you ?

    I want to work in a foreign country.How can I do that? Do you have information ?

     

    Your English is very good, Mehmet. That's good because depending on the country you want to work in, it will help you find a job.

    Is there a specific country you want to work in? Depending on the country you wish to work in and the type of job you want, the requirements and process for obtaining a visa will be a bit different.

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    December 1, 2015
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    Hola! Buenos noches. Me llamo Corrie. Soy estudiante. Tengo dos hermanos. Ellos nombres son Timmy y Daniel.Tengo dos ratón. Los nombres de los ratón son Cutie y Kou. El color de Cutie es amarillo. Kou es negro. Hablo inglés y un poco japones. Mucho Gusto.
    December 1, 2015
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