u can collect after work. before 8pm. =)
Thanks! But I routinely finish after 8pm : p
Can I get someone else to collect on my behalf?
u can collect after work. before 8pm. =)
Should be ok. Just bring an authorization letter n I think need ur IC. Call JCS to double confirm
i got to know Iwata sensei when she took N2 prep class the 1st yr she taught. outside class she is very intelligent. But i felt her lessons are a bit boring if u compare her to Ms bullet train (Kanai-sensei). she explains more than Kanai-sensei, but coming to N2 prep, Kanai-sensei will do a better job preparing students for the exam.
I am considering taking a twice weekly Basic (Elementary) 1 class with Hougang Jap school, as it is near to my place.
But in a couple of months, I would be able to do a 5 class per week course, which, unfortunately, Hougang Jap school does not provided.
So my question, is it possible to start off in Basic 2 (Intensive, 5-class weekly) in another school after I passed my Basic 1?
PS: I have checked that Ikoma has the 5-classes per week up to Advanced.
Any other Jap school, that also provide 5 classes per week, that I should check?
Thank you.
i got to know Iwata sensei when she took N2 prep class the 1st yr she taught. outside class she is very intelligent. But i felt her lessons are a bit boring if u compare her to Ms bullet train (Kanai-sensei). she explains more than Kanai-sensei, but coming to N2 prep, Kanai-sensei will do a better job preparing students for the exam.
A good read, shared by my ex-student. Talks about studying Japanese and living in Japanese are 2 different things altogether...
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Especially this 2 parts, which i agree when i was working in Japan for about 2 weeks.
我相信,不論是在哪個國家,要在當地生活而非單純的旅遊,必然有各種不同的難處與辛勞。只是在我經歷過留學與打工度假再踏入職場,才明白,過去我雖然在日本生活了兩年多,卻不曾走入他們的社會。不論是留學或甚至打工,對他們而言,我始終是個外來者。
"I believe, no matter at which country, compared to living there, is not just a normal trip. There is bound to have different hardships. For me, who started off studying overseas and working part-time, then step out to their world to work, i realized that even i was living in Japan for 2 yrs plus, i was unable to enter their society. No matter if i am working overseas or working, to them (Japanese), i am forever a foreigner."
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當你是個旅遊者時,說上幾句日文,也許就會令人刮目相看;留學、打工度假期間和日本人對談,他們會頻頻誇你すごい~、日本語上手;但進入職場後,那些曾被日本人誇讚的日語能力,卻一下被拉到等同日本人的標準。日語說得正確流利是理所當然,用錯詞句則免不了被譴責。尤其在服務業不只敬語要說好,謙讓語、尊敬語更是得運用自如。
"while you are a tourist and can speak a few words of Japanese, people will admire you. While you are studying overseas, working part-time and talking to Japanese, they will say that you are good in Japanese. But when you enter the working world, those Japanese skills that have been praised and being brought up to the same level as native-Japanese. It's natural that the language must be used perfectly, if you use the wrong word, you might be reprimanded. Especially in the service line, you need to be able to use Keigo, Kenjyogo (Humble Japanese), Sonkeigo (Honorific Japanese) very easily and fluently.
Actually that's the reason why i lost interest in studying the language.
My original intent was to make friends with Japanese but realised they don't give a **** to people outside their race. So I gave up studying , no longer see the purpose.