“Before taking a course overseas, it is good idea to pick and learn from basics and survivor phrase.”
“Reading a basic Japanese Book can save lots of time.”
I’m Ella, It’s My Success Story
“I studied at a Japanese language school in Tokyo for 1 year. Here’s a little bit about my experience, what I wish I had resource books to keep me learning. my advice, don’t ever jump to take up a higher level of Japanese and you will be dead like a squid. the best bet is to start small and learn pieces of the language. take your time.”
Before my move to Japan, I had undertaken self-study of Hiragana, Katakana, and a handful of essential survival phrases, yet my knowledge remained rudimentary. Arriving for the first time in Japan, is like i turned myself into a duck quaking with nonsense, and people just stared at me with disbelief. Well, My Japanese speaking is like quack. wow it is shameful indeed. Well, here I am saved the ordeal of difficulties, but I should actually start with basics. and build my confidence in the language before jumping into the sea of Sharks in Japan.”
