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Listened to two hours of academic Japanese on various linguistic-y topics today, followed by a half hour of stuff in English that I didn't really care for but my teacher was presenting. Anyways, the two hours of Japanese kinda 'sploded my brain.
Oh, guys, for one day only JapanesePod101.com is letting you pick your price (between $1 and $25) for a one-month premium subscription, which is usually $25/mo. (And no, this is not an April Fools joke.) I decided to pay $5. ^_^ Anyways, definitely check it out!
Anyways, I gotta go study now.
[EDIT: I'm trying not to think about it too much, but I'm trying to figure out how to go about going through a Japanese language school. There are so many factors that I don't know how to handle. :-/ まずは大学を卒業することね。かそれより何ヶ月、何年間もバイトして、大学入学コースの授業料を貯めようとした方がいいかと思うけど、それはやはり．．．ある２年間プログラムで生活費を含まず１３２万円も掛かっちゃうし、奨学金ももらうはずないし、留学生はバイトは許されないらしいし。]
[EDIT 2: I did a small bit of research and found that I made some false assumptions (part-time jobs are allowed, for one). In either case, I think my best bet would probably be to, as I said, finish my bachelor's here and, in terms of language, focus on passing the JLPT. Let's try to get this done my spring '10, eh?]
Listened to two hours of academic Japanese on various linguistic-y topics today, followed by a half hour of stuff in English that I didn't really care for but my teacher was presenting. Anyways, the two hours of Japanese kinda 'sploded my brain.
Oh, guys, for one day only JapanesePod101.com is letting you pick your price (between $1 and $25) for a one-month premium subscription, which is usually $25/mo. (And no, this is not an April Fools joke.) I decided to pay $5. ^_^ Anyways, definitely check it out!
Anyways, I gotta go study now.
[EDIT: I'm trying not to think about it too much, but I'm trying to figure out how to go about going through a Japanese language school. There are so many factors that I don't know how to handle. :-/ まずは大学を卒業することね。かそれより何ヶ月、何年間もバイトして、大学入学コースの授業料を貯めようとした方がいいかと思うけど、それはやはり．．．ある２年間プログラムで生活費を含まず１３２万円も掛かっちゃうし、奨学金ももらうはずないし、留学生はバイトは許されないらしいし。]
[EDIT 2: I did a small bit of research and found that I made some false assumptions (part-time jobs are allowed, for one). In either case, I think my best bet would probably be to, as I said, finish my bachelor's here and, in terms of language, focus on passing the JLPT. Let's try to get this done my spring '10, eh?]
