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[oskaar]

問題のある事認めたよ。歩を進めてる。いいね、これ。

これより鬱陶しくないニュースで、蘇格蘭への切符もう買った。一ヶ月ね。一寸お金を心配してね、でも大丈夫だろう。

最近、韓国語に興味あってきた。爽ちゃんに「PSYの챔피언」と言うYouTubeビデオくれたが、凄いと思った。

変な感じ、アジアに興味再び持つ事は。

Comments

[katie_ah]

wakarimasen! let's learn korean together so we can communicate secretely.

[oskaar]

太好玩儿了！

[momiji_red]

I miss the Engrish Please parts. :(

[kumazuki]

I have spent the majority of my life in everything Japanese. I have been studing the Japanese language since I was 10. I am 41 now. Last year for my 40th birthday, I spent 3 weeks in Ireland. Just me and a rental car. I had a "fekin grand" time. When I arrived I felt like I had come home. After 3 weeks I did not want to leave. When I got back to the US I felt as if I had wasted the last 30 years of my life. It should have been Gaelic all along, not Japanese. I'm better now, I don't think it was a waste.
Have a grand time in Scotland. Take a ton of pictures!

[oskaar]

In truth, I feel much the same. The Japanese, while possessed of an incredibly interesting language with amazing syntax and history, are a bit too...completely fucking psycho for me. Gaelic is also amazing, and as far as the people and the environment, I felt far more vibrant and connected in Scotland than I ever did in Japan.