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Hello everyone, my name is John and I am an ISOM (Information Systems and Operations Management) major at George Mason University, and also work full time as an IT Specialist for Pentagon Federal Credit Union. I am looking for a native Japanese speaker to practice Japanese with. In return I will of course help the person in question practice their English as well. Basically, a mutually beneficial language exchange. I am extremely proficient in my command of the English language and have experience tutoring. I would be more than happy to offer any tips, tricks, or advice I can in exchange for more or less the same when it comes to Japanese. I am still a relatively new to Japanese, but I learn very quickly and am studying an hour each day. I have memorized all kana and my immediate goal is to have a 1,000 vocabulary, including kanji. My primary reason for learning Japanese is to help my employability with technology companies like Sony and Toshiba that are either from, or do a lot of business in, Japan. Secondarily, I am a fan of Akira Kurosawa, and would like to get to a point where I can enjoy his movies, or really any Japanese movie, without subtitles.
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    My internship

    It's been one month past (you could also say "A month has passed since...) since I came to the over here in US, so I decided to write down a diary entry.
    I am working as a in guest relations.
    Guests come to me with a whole bunch of questions every day. Answering them is really tough for me since English is not my first language. But I feel that I am improving my English skills day by day and am more confident than I was a month ago.
    Today, I had a guest who had a disability person in the party (like the other guy said, party works, but most people say "group"). I took care of them for as long as I could. They looked very pleased and left a $20 gratuity ("tip" is a much more common word for gratuity) for me at the end.
    When I got back home, I put it on the wall in my room. It will motivate me when I face to difficult situations at on my job.


    Nice job :)

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    June 19, 2016
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