With some inspiration from a fellow Japanese learner, I started studying Japanese Sign Language during the last few weeks of college.
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I'm Koyami. I am a freelance Japanese-English Translator and I enjoy learning new skills and reading in my spare time. Current pursuits include juggling and playing piano.
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【日本語】May Bookmeter Stats
I graduated!
Which means now I must find a job and stuff. But that’s a story for another post.
Here’s what I managed to get through during May, the month of final exams, graduation prep, and the best Japanese book I’ve ever read.
Learning Links I’ve Liked Lately
All alliteration aside, …um…
Anyways, I’ve come across a lot a awesome resources for learning Japanese lately, so I think it would be appropriate to share them with all of you.
Here we go!
【日本語】More of my favorite Actors Part 2
Since my last posts about my favorite Japanese actors and actresses, I’ve become familiar with a few more and I’d like to share them because I think they are all extremely versatile and talented and worth spending hours in front of the TV/Monitor.
I think men and women are both called actors nowadays (at least here in the US), but I will separate my list into two posts so it’s not too long. As in the last posts in this series a ☆ will indicate “recommended awesome”.
【日本語】More of my Favorite Actors Part 1
Since my last posts about my favorite Japanese actors and actresses, I’ve become familiar with a few more and I’d like to share them because I think they are all extremely versatile and talented and worth spending hours in front of the TV/Monitor.
I think men and women are both called actors nowadays (at least here in the US), but I will separate my list into two posts so it’s not too long. As in the last posts in this series a ☆ will indicate “recommended awesome”.
【日本語】April Bookmeter Stats
Another month of work. The May report will probably look a lot like this.