Day 3: こんにちは。私は日本語(Japanese)書かない(not write)。I still cannot really write Japanese. It will probably take a few weeks before I know enough words and grammar to write anything above baby sentences. 日本語 and 私 are some of the very few kanji I actually know.

Today was quite difficult for me. Reading the hiragana was no problem, but remembering and pronouncing Japanese expressions are painful. しつれいしました (don't know the kanji) meaning farewell in a very polite manner (not literally though) was something I struggled to pronounce. THERE ARE TOO MANY SYLLABLES! This is the proper way to say farewell to a せんせい, but unfortunately, when Fuse-sensei said さようなら to me, all I could remember was さようなら.

On a good note, the bowing part for Japanese was very easy to adapt to, probably thanks to the large amounts of anime I watch.

じゃあ、また