Starting (again)

Almost 7 months ago I started learning Japanese. It was during a period of my life when I began to fall in love with learning (and actually acting like it). As time passed, the more my new passion grew and to this day it is still growing, and because of this I thought to myself, "why not continue my journey of language learning," so I did. And that is how I started learning Japanese.

But this was also a time in which I was recovering from a terrible first semester in college. My grades for that semester were terrible and my GPA dropped a large amount, and so (here comes the excuse) I had to focus a lot on my studies and went on hiatus with my Japanese learning journey after a two months of hardcore dedication.

Now I'm back. AND with a stronger than before passion for learning I will be embarking (again) on my journey towards polyglotism (well, just learning more than I already know; I'm currently fluent in English and Spanish so I'm going for more).

In this blog I will write about my daily studies with Japanese which will include posts covering what I learned that day, how I felt about it (easy, hard), why it is important for my studies, and I will end with a my own lesson of the matter: the best way to learn something is to teach it.

I'm the little guy, Japanese is the big guy: let's see who wins.

Well, no more using up time on this post. I'm gonna begin (again) my studies and hopefully I can teach you along with me :). If you know Japanese I would REALLY, I mean REALLY, appreciate it if you commented below or emailed me about any tips or experiences you have from learning Japanese, and if you are from Japan I WOULD REALLY!!!! like to know about your experiences and knowledge of living there. And if you would like to learn Spanish, or English (idk how you would know I'm offering help with English if this is all in ENglish and you probably don't know it) then become my Penpal and we can share some conversations and learn from each other.

BTW I am a profession photographer O.O so if you are from another country and would like to see the US, or at least where I live, and pictures of Cuba (where I was born), let me know and I'll do some posts with pictures of these places at the end of the daily post

Atode anata o sanshō shite kudasai.

Raf



*pics "borrowed" from google.