A new perspective of Japan Language

Assalamualaikum and ohaiyo minna-san!

How’s life? Hope everything is fine and you are doing good, ok? Let us proceed to another entry. Last week we did some casting of a conversation in Japan between the host and the guest. It was a great experience. We could not speak japan language or even try to do so outside of the class because it’s a foreign language in USIM and not everyone learnt it. Whatever it is, be diligent and don’t feel shy when we are learning new things. Apply and get a grip on it. I recorded a few videos, to be precise only two of my classmates group acting. I forgot to record mine. But, yeah. You can see the gist of it.

My classmates were acting the host-guest conversation!

I hope the video can be watched clearly >-<

So, how was it? Interesting, isn’t it?

And also, we learnt loads of new kanji. It’s a bit tricky to memorize them, yet, they are fun. Yesterday, my friends and I went to Watson to by some toiletries. We found a facial cleanser with a big few kanji on it with hiragana descriptions. We read a tamago kanji and pronounce the hiragana stated on the product even though we did not know the meaning of it. It’s a good practice, I assure you.

Once, sensei used to tell us about sumo. Because there was an exercise in the textbook in regard to a sumo wrestler. So, sumo wrestlers have a strict or discipline kind of life as they should devote themselves to the game. The game used to be regarded as a sanctity game. And the sumo wrestlers were to be ought as a god. But, today the believe has been modernized. I’ll check it again sometimes. It’s a good knowledge and it is interesting to learn other people cultures and traditions.

That’s all. Till then.