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I just realized.
Oct. 25th, 2005 10:44 pmYes, this morning, I just realized why people who put random Japanese into their writing or conversation annoy me, and this includes my pre Japanese class self. Between Tuesday and Friday I have the following due.
2 Dialouges. Both memorizing the speaking parts, and writing 2 other dialogues per paper (4 in total). One is due tomorrow. The other is due Friday.
2 Kanji assignments. Each assignment covers about 15-20 Kanji. All must be written out 10 times for practice. Then we have to look up meanings and compounds for all the words. One was due today. The other is due Thursday.
1 Essay. 2.5 pages of Genkoyoushi (Japanese writing paper) which is about 1000 characters. Expressing our opinion and presenting two sides of a debate. Due tomorrow.
1 Kanji test, Thursday.
1 Listening test, Friday.
That's why seeing people use fangirl Japanese is annoying, particularly when they pretend to be experts on it while still only knowing expressions from their Japanese-English dictionary and what they've seen on Anime.
Over and out.
2 Dialouges. Both memorizing the speaking parts, and writing 2 other dialogues per paper (4 in total). One is due tomorrow. The other is due Friday.
2 Kanji assignments. Each assignment covers about 15-20 Kanji. All must be written out 10 times for practice. Then we have to look up meanings and compounds for all the words. One was due today. The other is due Thursday.
1 Essay. 2.5 pages of Genkoyoushi (Japanese writing paper) which is about 1000 characters. Expressing our opinion and presenting two sides of a debate. Due tomorrow.
1 Kanji test, Thursday.
1 Listening test, Friday.
That's why seeing people use fangirl Japanese is annoying, particularly when they pretend to be experts on it while still only knowing expressions from their Japanese-English dictionary and what they've seen on Anime.
Over and out.
