I plan to learn Japanese in the future. It’s because I really like the japanese culture and its environment. And also many reason that I want to learn Japanese is that I have been to Japan for several times, which makes me made up my mind to learn Japanese. And also I plan to study in Japan after two years. It’s my dream since I was five years old. So I plan to take classes in my college to learn it. And also I want to learn it from, um, more interesting ways, such as watching japanese drama or listening to japanese songs. And however, there’many difficulties for me to learn Japanese. For example, the, uh, people around me usually don’t understand Japanese and don’t usually talk Japanese. So I have few change to use Japanese in my daily life. But actually, I think regularly practicing foreign language is the key point of learning new language. So I think it’s the most difficult for me. And especially I want to learn the more local way to speak Japanese. And also I wanted to use it more frequently. So it’s very difficult if I want to learn it outside Japan environment.
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I'm really interested in learning Japanese in the future. My fascination stems from my deep appreciation for Japanese culture and its unique environment. I've been to Japan several times, and those experiences solidified my desire to learn the language. Furthermore, I plan to study in Japan after two years, a dream I've held since I was five years old. To achieve this goal, I plan to take classes at my college and supplement my learning through more engaging methods like watching Japanese dramas and listening to Japanese music. However, I recognize that learning Japanese will present challenges. For instance, I don't have many opportunities to use the language in my daily life, as those around me don't speak it. But I believe that consistent practice is key to mastering any language. My biggest challenge will be learning to speak Japanese in a more local, natural way and using it frequently. This will be particularly difficult outside of a Japanese environment.
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