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Dammit dammit
Goddamnit, the teacher from the Seattle Language Institute just called me back and we talked for about ten minutes, and she basically said "Well, if you want to, you can come to the Japanese 201 class, but you'll be bored out of your mind. You should probably go look elsewhere or seek private lessons."
Goddamnit. Why is it so hard to continue studying a language once you get out of college?
Maybe I should post on craigslist seeking a conversation partner or put up a note at Uwajimaya or something. But I don't know how well that'll work for me. I like classes.
I don't have much to say about yesterday. I was braindead at work and braindead at home. Oh, I finished cropping my Vegas pictures. Dammit, need to install Photothumb.
Also, it's not bloody raining, goddamnit.
Goddamnit. Why is it so hard to continue studying a language once you get out of college?
Maybe I should post on craigslist seeking a conversation partner or put up a note at Uwajimaya or something. But I don't know how well that'll work for me. I like classes.
I don't have much to say about yesterday. I was braindead at work and braindead at home. Oh, I finished cropping my Vegas pictures. Dammit, need to install Photothumb.
Also, it's not bloody raining, goddamnit.
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Have you looked to see if there are lessons that you can take through UW? I'm sure they have advanced japanese classes, not sure how taking classes nonmatriculated works, although i took my german that way.