Last
week in Japanese class, our teacher suggested we each write a diary in Japanese,
with a few sentences each day, using what we learned in the lesson that
week. What a great idea! Here’s what my
first few days looked like. (If you know Japanese, you probably think a first grader wrote this, but no, it was me.)
I
showed it to my teacher in class and she made a few corrections. Later that evening she sent me a very nice
email message saying she thinks my Japanese is improving. I appreciated the message and will continue
to try to write a few sentences a day.
6 comments:
What a great idea for registering improvement. I'm sure that in a few weeks you will look back and see not only what you did and ate but how much your Nihingo has improved. Well done
I love it! What a great idea. And since I can't read Japanese, I think it looks cool.
Bravo! Great idea, great way to use what you have learned, great 'baby step' for learning Japanese, great way to repeat kanji... I am impressed by your knowledge!
Keep up the good work.
Good idea, looks brilliant.
Actually Pamela, as someone whose learned Chinese for almost 20 years and taught it about half that time, I can tell you that those characters are pretty good! ;)
Yes, diary writing is a very good idea. My Mongolian teacher made me do it too!
こんにちは！ I found you by randomly blog hopping on Thoeria's page. :D My Japanese is a bit rusty from living in the boonies and I've always been bad at informal so it was fun reading your diary. よろしくおねがいします！
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