sumiquito

Shopping

Friday, 6. January 2006, 20:37:07

Finally, I enjoyed shopping!

I bought 1 bag, 2 scarves, 3 neckleces, 4 pierces.
Besides, the seller gave me 1 designed fabric, 1 braceret, 3 pierces.
All are hand-made and incrediblly beautiful!

In addition, I could meet her husband,
and I got cakes from my friend,
and I could wake up early morning like people usually do.

So, I think today is a good day for me

Yeah! I really want to go out with wearing those stuffs I bought today!

Happy New Year!Vacation is over... but...

Comments

James # 11. January 2006, 09:53

こんにちは！Sorry I have not been on the Japan forums in a long time. Thank you very much for your compliments about me learning Japanese, although I am finding it hard studying on my own!

Congratulations about the shopping trip

I think I am due one soon to get over some stress! haha Hope to talk to you soon! じゃまた！

sumiquito # 11. January 2006, 16:16

こんにちは〜。Don't worry about the forum. Needless to say, it's amazing to study something new! It's very hard to study on your own, and I've been feeling in the same way on my Spanish study as well. Or, should I say on English ;P

James # 11. January 2006, 19:11

Haha, your English is great! I cannot seem to learn Spanish as the sounds are too much like Japanese to me! haha, probably sounds silly but try. I am too used to reading Japanese material!

masadi # 13. January 2006, 10:59

Since I have opened. Let me give a message. Honestly, I do not have any on the topic under discussion. But, either taught, or self-learning, if one cultivates a passion for the language, well, obviously one can make remarkable progress whether it is Spanish, or Dari. I love linguistics and I have never lost the fun of grappling with the abstracts.

:masadi:

sumiquito # 14. January 2006, 19:07

Well, I think that in what way you learn subjects, passion for them is the most important ingredient for study. As long as we remain passionate, we can keep studying, we can go on! I DO want to master Spanish and to speak it fluently, so I won't stop and won't disconnect me from my study like you, masadi ;P

sumiquito # 14. January 2006, 19:14

Thanks for your compliment, GOST! I think my English is getting better because I have been talking with my friends in English more often. Actually, Spanish pronunciation is similar to Japanese. Of course, there are some pronunciations that don't exist in Japanse, though. It's tough to master such sounds, but I hope someday, I would be able to speak Spanish as native speakers do!

James # 15. January 2006, 10:19

Good luck with your Spanish! I am to shy to talk to the owner of our local Japanese supermarket

I am not sure why but I just freeze up! You are braver then me hehe.