This thread is for the discussion of the language, culture, travel, daily life, etc. of Japan. Let's tark at randam in Japanese and English. Take it easy!
Sure, The F. is not a janitor, sure, it's just a stupid joke.
James Hughes
i dont
Joseph Torres
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Levi Anderson
He destroyed your old life to give you a fresh new start. You are wasting the great chance by remaining here.
Jason Lopez
よくやった スベン-くん
Mason Myers
That's stupid I asked him to add me on Skype I would've promised him to never come back, even fake the message so he could get a few (you)s but instead he destroyed the one thing i really loved I asked him to add me several times. i didn't want him to do it But he is like a child. he always has to be right It was just really mean. To him it didn't mean anything, it's just some random girl But she gave me strength and made me happy. For a time after my mom passed and I was alone she made me feel happy again because I was so in love And I don't mean her as a private person, just her as a soccer player I wasn't a stalker or threat to her. She was more of a symbol to me and I think she's beautiful He knows how much she meant to me. but he's an evil person. and i don't say that because I want to insult him but because he doesn't have a heart and is literally a really bad person I did many bad things. I annoyed the people here. but what he did was just too much
I'm deciding to be a programmer. Get a degree in computer science. I've been studying Japanese since I was 16. I participate in various Japanese study groups weekly. I'm also a member of my local Japan-America society, and I participate in friendship events regularly. I'm going to take an N4 class, but I was told I was ready for N3. But I couldn't take the N3 class that was offered because everyone had already lived in Japan, and had taken the N3 exam. I was in Japan for only 11 days. People at the groups are telling me that my Japanese conversation skill is improving, and I'm just starting to realize it. I also chit chat with a guy that's taking N1. He's been to Japan 5 times and has been studying Japanese for 10 years. He wants to be a programmer in Japan. I'd like to work in Japan too. I just see it as my life will be shit no matter where in the world I live. I'd rather have a shit life in Japan, and just remember that things about Japan make me happy, despite some of the bad things, as opposed to living a shitty life at home.
I don't know much about the industry, but I'm guessing that the programming is a kind of job that doesn't require you to be physically there. we hear that lots of programming has been outsourced to India. Maybe you'll have a better chance of moving to Japan as a network engineer or something alike?
Grayson Mitchell
こっちも秋のくせに夏より夏っぽい(;´Д`)
Luis Long
Doesn't sound like a bad idea.
Lincoln Powell
Your people take one of our greatest deities and converted in this!
ありがとうございます!!!
Gavin Gray
Programmers in Japan are mistreated and underpaid. Their working hours are crazy. If you could land on a system administrator job at a Tokyo branch of an American or a European non-IT company, you'd be paid well in spite of reasonable working hours and a relatively low level of expertise.