Some time has gone by and I have so many new stories to tell!!! But first I want to thank those of you who have been posting comments in this blog, it really makes me feel closer to you and it is a great feeling, so please keep on doing so!!! i will be trying to reply to your emails as much as possible but...you know, many new things to explore all around me. So right now I'm like a kid in a candy store...and going out every moment I can, and i don't have that much time left. So thanks for the messages!!! I LOVE THEM!!!
Coming back to these last days stories I wanna start by the most important, this last week I made a decision that is going to have a big impact on the way this year is going to be, and also the rest of my experience in Japan, by the 7th of December I will take the Japanese Language Proficiency Test level 1, the most difficult Japanese language exam that I know. If someone says that he or she has passed this exam there is no doubt that this person speaks good Japanese. I think I may not pass the exam, but I will do my best to do so, and even If I do not pass it at least I would have reviewed all the grammar points an vocabulary necessary for it, and this is going to be a great learning for me and it will allow me to start understanding and enjoying more this country's culture and it's people. So my friends please do me a favor, please think positively about this goal for me and send me good vibes from wherever you are!!!!! I will need those for sure!!!
The landscapes were beautiful, reminded me of Bariloche in Argentina, or Engadin Valley in Switzerland, there were many ski stations but almost no snow since we are in spring. The sports time was ok, the barbecue was great, and NOMIKAI. This word is very important for Japanese people, it means 'get together and drink' , and it is crucial moment to learn about everyones feelings, cause during the day everyone is very polite, but as soon as they have a sip of alcohol, they get very honest, and wild. They chat, sing, shout, drink and hug long hours until they finally go to sleep... I was having a blast just watching this whole situation. The next morning everyone came back to normal and we had lunch and came back.
Ok that is all for today, gotta go have lunch!!! I will be uploading all new pictures soon!!!
1 comentario:
mira cancherito no se si mereces q comente porque merezco un post en MI idioma, el del pueblo, viejo... el que se habla en bogotá por ejemplo, donde estoy ahora...
pero mentira, no me importa q fuera en ingles xq entendí :)
lo que realmente no me cabe es que te copes tanto con ir ahí a ver a nagasaki futbol club porque seguro si te invitaba a ver a racing no venias... BU
bueno dejando los celos de lado (tambien estoy celosa de una argentinita q te hiciste de amiga... te vi abrazado en un par de fotos y te pido que le vayas marcando el territorio y le expliques q mejores amigas ARGENTAS hay solo 2: flor y yo. q mejor suelte la manito porque puedo tolerar unos cuernos amisteriles (?) asiáticos, europeos, canadienses..pero no argentinos)
te mando un beso enorme!!!!! me alegra leerte bien y me causa muchísima gracia pensar en lo extremadamente opuesto de nuestras experiencias. me encantó leer q eras el unico westerner en esa excursion! te banco x chiflado...lo mismo q con el examen q querés rendir, aunque porfi acordate de tu amiga q siempre te dices q bajes un cambio
te quiero i, y algun dia nos volveremos a ver. sé q se me va a escapar un lagrimón cuando suceda. tal vez en suelo asiático!!!!!!!
besos gigantes y chéveres con aroma a café.
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