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Assalamualaikum and こんいちは!

This entry is my third attempt in writing this journal. Our third class was replaced with talks. Unfortunately, I’ve got classes on core subject, law of contract and Islamic constitution and administration, which of I can’t attend the talks. A friend was kind enough to give me a gist of the talks, where the talks gave us an idea on some of the Japanese cultures. Some might resemble with ours but in a different way and some might not. I hope I can have the chance to attend this kind of talk in the future.

Further, I’ve finished the hiragana course, an online task in the ‘minato’ website. I did attach the website’s link in my first entry. It’s fun. Frankly speaking, I felt like going back to my kindergarten days while completing the course. But, no worries cause they are really helpful. I got my report card for this course as well!

Sorry, i dont know how to crop it in blog

                                                                            

I finally memorised all the hiragana characters. But, I still confuse with some of the characters. Whatever it is, they can slowly be improvised. Right? We are now doing the katakana course. The characters are edgy and more difficult to remember. Yet, if we try harder, there are no obstacles that we can’t go through. :*

Despite of that, I also did some research on how to learn Japanese faster. Especially for beginner like me. One of it is through read easy comic or manga. There’s one titled Shirokuma Café. I downloaded its pdf, it will be quite difficult to find it in the bookstores, I guess. It contains four part if I’m not mistaken. Oh ya! Shirokuma means polar bear. This comic is a children comic but somehow it’s useful. This shirokuma café was also adapted into cartoon. Huhuhu. I’m not sure to call it cartoon or anime. For those who are interested to watch, you can search it in youtube. I got some of them from my friend. Don’t worry if you can’t understand them because they have subtitles.

 Aren’t they cute!

This is the anime version. They used simple words that we could understand some of it immediately without reading the subtitles!                                      

That’s should be all. Let’s meet again in another entry! Have a nice day!

さよなら！