I'm back :)

I just returned to italki few days ago. My last time on this website was when I was in high school (sounds better). I've started my second term at university. It's been going good. By the way I enjoy spending time at the university.

This term I can choose free subjects. I really would like to learn Chinese, but unfortunately I can't. The time table of my main subject and Chinese conflict. So I had to choose another subject.

I love to learn languages (even I'm not very good at in any foreign languages), but I really didn't know what should I do. The next day later my close friend called me and she invited me to learn Japanese with her. I didn't know if it was a good idea or not because I don't know anything about Japanese, but maybe it's better than not doing anything, right?

I decided to confirm the subject and met with the teacher yesterday. My classmates and I haven't started studying yet. The teacher just gave an introduction and explained what are we going to learn for next week. I'm so excited because yesterday night I tried to practice Japanese writing. It is called Hiragana. I haven't memorized any of it at all, but I will definitely continue and study hard for that :)

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I'm back :)

I just came back to italki a few days ago. My last time on this website is when I was a high school student. I've started the second term at university. It's been going good. By the way I enjoy spending time at the university.

For this term I can choose a free subject. I really would like to learn Chinese, but unfortunately I can't. The time table of my main subject and Chinese don't match at all, so I have to choose another subject.

I love to learn languages (even though I'm not good at in any languages), but I really didn't know what should I do. Later the next day my close friend called me and she invited my to learn Japanese with her. I didn't know if it is a good choice or not because I don't know anything about Japanese, but maybe it's better than not doing anything, right?

I decided to confirm the subject and met the teacher yesterday. My classmates and I haven't started studying yet. Teacher just gave an introduction and explained what are we going to learn for next week. I'm so excited because last night I tried to practice Japanese writing. It called Hiragana. Even though I can't memorize everything, I will definitely continue and study hard to learn Japanese:)

Good luck!

I'm back :)

I just came back to italki few days ago. My last time on this website was when I was a high school student. I've started the second term at university. It's been going good. By the way, I enjoy spending time at the university.

For this term I can choose free subjects. I really would like to learn Chinese, but unfortunately I can't. The timetable of my main subjects and Chinese don't match at all. Finally, I have to choose another subject.

I love to learn languages (even I'm not good at in any languages), but I really don't know what should I do. The next day,my close friend called me and she invited me to learn Japanese with her. I don't know if it is a good choice or not because I don't know anything about Japanese, but maybe it's better than not doing anything, right?

I decided to confirm the subject and met my/the teacher yesterday. My classmates and I haven't started studying yet. Our Teacher just introduced (herself?) and explained what we are going to learn for next week. I'm so excited because yesterday night I tried to practice Japanese writing. It is called Hiragana. Even though I can't memorize it all, but I will definitely continue and study hard for it :)