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I feel like starting off dumb and getting serious so I can get into a writing zone and it won’t be awful. Some dumb thing that I need to do to make my life better would be I really need to find something to read that isn’t manga. Why? Because I’m a huge book lover and I always feel empty without a book and I want to fall in love with a book again and not want to put it down, which I can do with manga but my manga is taking forever to come in from the library and the volumes only take me an hour to read and I need something a little bigger. To get deeper with why I like to read is because I love the feeling of escaping, of being away from all of the hardships of my life and to see all the other problems of fake people, and think about the world …show more content…

At the start of the school year I said to myself that I would keep learning it, and I mean I’ve been okay, but I still want to keep learning it. Why? I want to see Japan one day, my best friend and I have plans to visit one day, and to visit Japan I have a strong feeling that learning it will become very helpful as well as I’ve always wanted to learn another language. Hearing someone else speak something that I couldn’t understand makes me want to learn what they are saying. The reason I picked Japanese was because I like to suffer as well as I really enjoy watching anime and from the small (it’s not small it's around 290 hours of total watch time) anime I’ve watched I’ve picked up on some words, from picking up the small about of words has made me want to learn more, little did I know I would have to start with hiragana. However I still plan on learning more, my plan for this is I have a booklet that I work on, as well as whenever I’m just waiting around and I’ve caught up on my mystic messenger chats I work on learning the stroke order for hiragana as well as when I’m home alone I practice the verbal part. Langage is something that's so hard to understand and I love it, I love how some things in say French don’t have an English translation, I love how different it is and how just I’ll never be able to understand it and like how in English we have words that can’t translate into say Spanish (I learned from my friend that lives in Mexico,

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