This is probably a good time to mention that I can hold a lit match in my mouth. I guess a better tip would be, “practice until you can do it drunkenly.”
-Sketch
どうしても日本で住んだから日本語がぺらぺらになさそうだと思うね。食堂で注文をするのは基本、返金もしてみたり、タクシーも電話に呼んでみたり（でも、もちろん初めは難しかったけど。。）もう私はますます日本の文化に慣れるそうだ。
ホームステイをする時、もっと難しい経験をするかもしれない。。緊張がなるね。。
아무래도 일본에 사니까 일본어가 유창해지는거 같기도 하다. 식당에서 주문하는건 기본, 환불도 해보고, 택시도 전화로 불러보고 (하지만, 물론 처음에는 어려웠지…) 이제 나는 점점 일본의 문화에 익숙해지고 있는 거 같다.
홈스테이 할때, 더 어려운 경험을 할지도 모른다… 긴장이 되네…
I guess living in the actual country influences the increase of your fluency of the corresponding language. As of now, ordering in a restaurant is very basic. Other than that, I’ve also exchanged items I didn’t want and also called cabs by phone (But of course, at first it was hard to get by…). I feel like I’m starting to get more used to the culture here in Japan.
When I start my homestay I might have more difficult experiences more than what I have right now…It only makes me more nervous…
Asking Directions:
Our group: We should ask directions somewhere...Hmm...
Hetal: THAT PERSON! (barely knowing Japanese) SUMIMASEN! Ano..........
Hetal: *turns to me* Take it away Justin.
Me: What...
