Akya Posted September 21, 2013 Report Share Posted September 21, 2013 Hello everyone! I'm still new here so I decided to introduce myself. I've been living in Japan for 3.5 years, and I'm doing my Bachelor of Engineering here (in Japanese). I first truly fell in love with Japan in 2007 when I did a 3 month exchange during high school. Before that I also studied Japanese in primary and middle school but wasn't really interested before living in the culture.I started studying Italian a few months ago but only got serious the start of this month after spending a week in Italy. My boyfriend is Italian and we've been dating for almost 6 months (it's 8 days shy of our half year anniversary). I realised I mainly need to learn Italian so I can understand his friends and more importantly his MOTHER and family. His English is amazing but I don't want to rely on him pausing the conversation every now and again to translate for me. Plus most of the time I tell him to not bother.Another reason for me to start studying it is that it's a very beautiful melodic language. It's often called a language of love. I can't wait to build my fluency to conversation level!We're not even engaged yet but we've already joked (or mightv'e been serious) that our children will be raised as trilingualists - English, Italian and Japanese. So he wants me to teach him some Japanese so he'll know when the kids are cursing at him in Japanese etc Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
linguaholic Posted September 23, 2013 Report Share Posted September 23, 2013 Hi thereThank you for the introduction! I had lots of fun to read through it! You already posted quite a lot of stuff in the japanese forums. Thank you very much for that! I am also studying Japanese but my knowledge is still very marginal...I will go to Japan in April though, so I would like to learn the basics until then :grin: Japan is an amazing country and I would love to live there as well for some time. I have to admit I am a little bit jealous :=)best wishesMarcel Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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