I saw someone asking if he did it in London, but most people said no, so I wasn't sure. :0 I'd like to see that.
:D Yeah, I'm here for three months, but I might extend to a second, longer semester. I like it a lot. It's both what I expected and not at all what I expected, weirdly enough. The language barrier is really fucking intimidating, and things are really hard sometimes... I think that not being fluent is a real inhibitor when it comes to doing everyday things (like buying tickets). It's also hard not knowing (at first) which stores sell what, where to go to eat, etc. I'd heard stories from everywhere about Tokyo being hard to learn Japanese in because everyone wants to speak English, but this really isn't the case, whatsoever. Everyone automatically assumes that you speak Japanese. It's weird, but a lot of the things I heard before coming aren't true at all. Anyway. I like it, no complaints except for the current humidity, which I've gotten used to :) It's beautiful, healthy, and most if not everyone is helpful and kind.
Oh, wow. Yeah, I'm pretty sure the picture I posted was from Moscow as well, so I have no idea how many shows. Interesting.
I really hope so. I'm kind of antsy about learning it. Most of my fellow study abroaders are older than me, so they've had more time to take classes and learn and sadjhkald *jealous* Pretty much! Thanks :)))
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but besides that i wanted to ask, how's Japan? how are you enjoying it all? you're there for study abroad, correct?
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:D Yeah, I'm here for three months, but I might extend to a second, longer semester. I like it a lot. It's both what I expected and not at all what I expected, weirdly enough. The language barrier is really fucking intimidating, and things are really hard sometimes... I think that not being fluent is a real inhibitor when it comes to doing everyday things (like buying tickets). It's also hard not knowing (at first) which stores sell what, where to go to eat, etc. I'd heard stories from everywhere about Tokyo being hard to learn Japanese in because everyone wants to speak English, but this really isn't the case, whatsoever. Everyone automatically assumes that you speak Japanese. It's weird, but a lot of the things I heard before coming aren't true at all. Anyway. I like it, no complaints except for the current humidity, which I've gotten used to :) It's beautiful, healthy, and most if not everyone is helpful and kind.
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I really hope so. I'm kind of antsy about learning it. Most of my fellow study abroaders are older than me, so they've had more time to take classes and learn and sadjhkald *jealous* Pretty much! Thanks :)))
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No but really, looks like blood o 3o
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I thought so to. I wonder if it was a one time thing, or if he's started fish-hooking again, or... *contemplation*
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