Whenever I am in my Japanese class I feel like a child again.
Because literally we are treated like kindergartners going through their a, e, i, o, u’s. Or rather, a, i, u, e, o. Hehehe. That’s how they do it in Japan. ka, ki, ku, ke, ko. ra, ri, ru, re, ro (which sounds like la, li, lu, le, lo). Hehehe.
So let’s count! From one to ten, here we go…
Ich
Ni
San
Yon (or Shi)
Go
Roku
Nana (or Shichi)
Hachi
Kyu (or Ku)
Ju
Yey! Hehehehehe.
Watashi wa Nihonggo no benkyoshimasu (I’m studying Japanese!). …I think. Hehehe. I’m so busy these days, my Japanese class takes my whole day. But let me fill you in on a few Jap sentences. Ohayou gozaimasu! (Good morning)Konnichiwa! (Good afternoon or Hello)Konbanwa! (Good evening) So desu. Hehehehe. Related Images: Related posts: Osaka Castle Park Bairin […]
I have to get myself some acne products by tomorrow, because come Thursday I am flying off to Japan! 🙂 It’s the middle of winter in Japan right now, and last I checked the temperature in Japan is around 3°C to 17°C. Yikes!!! I am definitely bringing boots, a coat, some sweaters, a pair of […]
