Good to know your husband will take you anywhere. I'll be waiting for you to post your visit to Anjo in the near future. Good luck to your life in Japan. Oh, what was the major reason you'd started to learn Japanese ?! How about your English, you almost speak like natvie English (rather American-English though). Is English a mandatory in Denmark ??
@mngolfer75 Many years ago I heard a J-pop song by coincidence and I started getting interested in Japan and J-pop and have been ever since. I mostly learned Japanese through Japanese TV dramas and now I study it as university major. I've studied mandatory English since 4th grade (小学) (around 10 years, though I haven't studied English for the past 2½ years). Now English is mandatory from 3rd grade and all the way through High school. Because Danish is a limited language English is important. :)
Have you consider visiting Anjo-shi (in Aichi-Pref.) ?! You may know, Anjo has been so called Japan's Denmark, and has been a sister-city to Denmark. Well, since you are married, you may not have much freedom ?!?! Good luck on your future life in Japan. (Isn't it too small, space wise ?? That's a part of reasons I left Japan. --- I was born in Anjo !!)
@mngolfer75 Thank you for your comment. I have been to Aichi pref. but mostly in the more northern part such as Nagoya and Ichinomiya. I'll consider visiting Anjo in a near future I think. Even though I married I have plenty of freedom, especially since my husband takes me the places I want to go XD And thank you, I'll do my best when it comes to my future in Japan. I don't actually mind small and crowded places, but there might be other things that I'll have hard time with. 頑張ります！
what part of europe do you live in?
caitlinefield 2 weeks ago
Good to know your husband will take you anywhere. I'll be waiting for you to post your visit to Anjo in the near future. Good luck to your life in Japan. Oh, what was the major reason you'd started to learn Japanese ?! How about your English, you almost speak like natvie English (rather American-English though). Is English a mandatory in Denmark ??
mngolfer75 2 months ago
@mngolfer75 Many years ago I heard a J-pop song by coincidence and I started getting interested in Japan and J-pop and have been ever since. I mostly learned Japanese through Japanese TV dramas and now I study it as university major. I've studied mandatory English since 4th grade (小学) (around 10 years, though I haven't studied English for the past 2½ years). Now English is mandatory from 3rd grade and all the way through High school. Because Danish is a limited language English is important. :)
Milaya 2 months ago
Have you consider visiting Anjo-shi (in Aichi-Pref.) ?! You may know, Anjo has been so called Japan's Denmark, and has been a sister-city to Denmark. Well, since you are married, you may not have much freedom ?!?! Good luck on your future life in Japan. (Isn't it too small, space wise ?? That's a part of reasons I left Japan. --- I was born in Anjo !!)
mngolfer75 2 months ago
@mngolfer75 Thank you for your comment. I have been to Aichi pref. but mostly in the more northern part such as Nagoya and Ichinomiya. I'll consider visiting Anjo in a near future I think. Even though I married I have plenty of freedom, especially since my husband takes me the places I want to go XD And thank you, I'll do my best when it comes to my future in Japan. I don't actually mind small and crowded places, but there might be other things that I'll have hard time with. 頑張ります！
Milaya 2 months ago in playlist Uploaded videos
けっこんしたんですね！おめでとうございます！
にほんで、おしあわせに！
kota11051991 7 months ago
@kota11051991 ありがとうございます。将来でも、良い結婚生活をしているの事を出来るように頑張ります。
Milaya 7 months ago
あなたのにほんご、はじめてききましたがうまいですね。
HHGHjjlkJ 7 months ago
@HHGHjjlkJ まだまだだけど、頑張ります。漢字は大丈夫ですよ。コメントをありがとうございます。
Milaya 7 months ago
Great to see some news!
YLark 7 months ago
@YLark Well... guess I was busy XD aaaand.... probably also lazy. XD Thank you for the comment.
Milaya 7 months ago