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Shopping alone. Managed to ask
in Japanese if what I am buying is for washing the dishes and the washing
machine soup.
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First time using the washing
machine and the dryer. None of my clothes are destroyed.
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My first typhoon. While I was
looking up on the Internet how to survive, a (Taiwanese) friend was trying to
convince me to go to karaoke that day. “If it rains too much, we don´t have to
go.” I decided that I am not that crazy yet but apparently they had fun…
singing in the rain.
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Also, all the typhoon advices
said – just stay inside a building and you´ll be fine, unless the building is
next to a sea or a river. Our dorms are literally not even ten meters from the
river.
- (8 mosquito bites just from
today. Everyone else is fine.)
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First week of school over!
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I wasn’t very happy about my
classes at first when I was trying to decide on my schedule but at the end they
look quite awesome!
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Japanese classes, Japanese economy,
Hiroshima rediscovery, multicultural project, international development, 10
classes per week. The last too are mostly in English but still a good place to
make Japanese friends and practice the language.
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International development <3
a dream come true. The teacher works for United Nations, has a doctorate in
international relations and speaks about six languages. We will visit the
Unitar Hiroshima office with her. Her lectures connect the world and the
people. What a composed graceful brilliant person.
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Japanese classes pose the right
amount of challenge. There is some frustration from misunderstandings but not a
devastating one. Especially the teacher of the conversation class is an angel
sent from teaching heaven. She also seems to think I am not completely stupid
which is always pleasing.
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Hiroshima rediscovery might be
a little more frustrating challenge. The teacher´s Japanese is painfully fast
but bring it on.
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Multicultural project homework
ends up being executed as late night drinking beer and watching old silent movies
with Japanese actors.
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