Happy new year Happy New Year. My school started from today this year. It's been about 2 weeks since last class so I didn't feel like getting up when I woke up on my bed. In CBD of Sydney, I couldn't see a lot of commuter as usual. I guess most of them are still on their holiday I can't understand why I had to go to school from 3rd of January. the school, which I've been going to for total 7 months, seems to be greedy for money..... In the morning class, we talked about New year's resolution. One of my resolution is to keep a diary in English everyday whenever how busy I am. However, what I want to accomplish the most is make a new girl friend!! haha Now that i think about my Australia life, It's only about 1 month left. I can't believe how quickly time goes by. I must enjoy myself with happiness without regretting anything from now. Thank you for reading my diary.

Happy Friday TGIF Thanks God, It's Friday!!! Today was a good day, not cold and hot. In the morning class, we learnt about ''Aussie slang'' which are familiar to my teacher, who is from Australia. What interested me were '' I'm having a mac attack'' and ''I'm busy as a one-legged man in an arse kicking contest''. At the same time, we watched a short film in which Aussie person was speaking slangs with funny rhythm. His accent sounded nasal, which I guess is it's the best feature. There was only one unjoyful thing. Two my classmate graduated from the school. In general, changing students in language schools is quick and active. That's such a pity for people who stay in the same school for a long time like me. But because of it, I'm good at come into contact with new students without difficulty now. I change the subject. I bought a teeth blush in Australia for the first time. I chose a hard one since I used to buy a hard one in Japan but It was mush harder than I expected. Now my gums are a little painful.....

Good day? It was chilly in the morning but on the whole, today was such a comfortable day. What made me wear out in school was I was struggling to listen to what my teacher was saying because this was the first time that i had heard of her accent and she spoke faster than any other teachers. However, that definitely helps me better my listening skill. But how long does it take to be used to her speaking? When can I reach my listening skill to a native level? I know the answer is an immensely long way. Maybe 2 or 3 years only if I keep studying English like I work hard in Sydney after going back to Japan. There is '' My study'' between a morning class and an afternoon class for an hour, when we can choose activities ourselves from a conversation class, a computer class and a movie class. It is speaking that my weak point. Even though I should take part in a conversation class, I tend to join different classes since I am a bit bashful and reserved. I decide to be open-mind like Brazilian people every morning but it doesn't succeed. I'm going to try it tomorrow again with a the strongest passion!

Happy Friday TGIF Thanks God, It's Friday!!! Today was a good day, not cold and hot. In the morning class, we learnt about ''Aussie slang'' which are familiar to my teacher, who is from Australia. What interested me were '' I'm having a mac attack'' and ''I'm busy as a one-legged man in an arse kicking contest''. At the same time, we watched a short film in which Aussie person was speaking slangs with funny rhythm. His accent sounded nasal, which I guess is it's the best feature. There was only one unjoyful thing. Two my classmate graduated from the school. In general, changing students in language schools is quick and active. That's such a pity for people who stay in the same school for a long time like me. But because of it, I'm good at come into contact with new students without difficulty now. I change the subject. I bought a teeth blush in Australia for the first time. I chose a hard one since I used to buy a hard one in Japan but It was mush harder than I expected. Now my gums are a little painful.....

Perfect Thursday!? It was chilly in the morning but on the whole, today was such a comfortable day. What made me wear out in school was I was struggling to listen to what my teacher was saying because this was the first time that i had heard of her accent and she spoke faster than any other teachers. However, that definitely helps me better my listening skill. But how long does it take to be used to her speaking? When can I reach my listening skill to a native level? I know the answer is an immensely long way. Maybe 2 or 3 years only if I keep studying English like I work hard in Sydney after going back to Japan. There is '' My study'' between a morning class and an afternoon class for an hour, when we can choose activities ourselves from a conversation class, a computer class and a movie class. It is speaking that my weak point. Even though I should take part in a conversation class, I tend to join different classes since I am a bit bashful and reserved. I decide to be open-mind like Brazilian people every morning but it doesn't succeed. I'm going to try it tomorrow again with a the strongest passion!

Wednesday!!! Today I knew two teacher are in charge of my class. One teacher is form on Monday to Wednesday, another teacher is on other days. I look forward to meeting another teacher, who the the teacher said is form Australia. So I'm excited about it because I can learn Aussie slung! In the morning class, I studied the time expression with past simple and present perfect. I'd learnt about it before but they are a little confusing. I was thinking I sometimes needed to revise it. It was a good opportunity. In the afternoon, as reading practice, I read a story. the content was ''Nice Fake'', which means shop assistants usually pretend to be a friend to draw customer's attention but that makes customer unpleasant or not according to the ways. That's a interesting article although there were heaps of words I didn't know. After I said goodbye to the teacher and friends, I just went back home. Since I moved to Sydney, I've got sleepy and tired. I guess that reflects that I'm not used to a big busy city, Sydney yet. When I was lying on my bed and listening to music, my ear phone was suddenly broken. I must buy new one tomorrow after school.

rainy day!! It was light rainy for whole day. I was going to get up at 7am in order to prepare anything with time to spare but actually I woke up a hour after I expected. I was able to my alarm slightly in my dream...... That got me down, in addition I didn't have my umbrella so I was under the weather literally. There had been only 20 minute left until the morning class started. Unfortunately, I was in a harry and I dashed without an umbrella although other people on the streets held their ones, which caused me get lost the way to a school. At the time, I threw in the towel because It was obvious not to arrive at the school on time. When I entered my class room finally, i noticed new students joined and there were 8 students including me, 4 Brazilian and 4 Japanese! And my teacher is also from Brazil, which is interesting. But I've suspected the class which is made up of people from only two countries is a good way to extend my English skill or not. After school, I went to a Japanese restaurant to get a job interview. I thought I will get the job since it went well and I have a good feeling about it. However, I'm so guilty of telling a lie about the length that I can work for.....

In Sydney!!!!!! 2 days ago, I moved to Sydney from Perth as I just wanted to live in as many cities in Australia as possible. But what I thought when I arrived in Sydney and walked around CBD was that there are so many people and cars and the air is not as clear as in Perth. I realised Perth is suitable for me and adorable again. It has been 2 days since I started living in a share house which is near my school. The location is good and the rent is a bit expensive. Unfortunately, my share house is filthy except for my room. For instance, I found 4 cockroaches in it when I had been cooking at the kitchin and I opened one of 4 shelves. Now I don't feel like cooking any more. So I asked my flatmate who clean our house. According to him, our owner have hired a house cleaner once a fortnight. Nevertheless, our house, especially kitchin, is too dirty. But I'm going to stay there only for 2 months so I hope I can stand it. My flatmate are so friendly, which is only one good thing. At the moment, I don't think I'm able to like Sydney but I want to enjoy myself there. I wish I stayed in Perth more.........

dairy!!!!!! In the morning, it was all perfect. The weather was mourverous and I could get up early time, prepare breakfast by myself and eat very well before I went to the gym. I left out home at 9am, which is much early than usual so my feeling was superb. The restaurant next to my flat was filled with young women owing to delicious organic foods despite in the morning. When I was walking to the gym, several people, who were wearing formal suits, stared at me in front of a exhibition building and seemed to say to me something. I couldn't catch what they said because of listening to music to music by earphones so that I took it off and asked " did you say to me? " I found out they had just said " Good morning ". Even so I didn't know why they gazed at me in laughter. I might had been singing songs subconsciously. I ate a indo mie, which is instant noodle from Indonesia, as a lunch. That was first time for me and I reckoned it was tasty and gratifying regardless of low price.