i visit japan often, im lucky. i spend 3 months a year there. I wish i knew japanese so i could understand and get closer to others, but atleast for me it just wasnt worth the time. im older now, NO OTHER country other than japan speaks japanese. so its essentially uselesss outside of japan. im never going to live there permanently, so i settled on learning 70-80 phrases so i can get through daily life when i am spending my time there, and speak in some broken japanese with people. love japan.
@@bobbywhite5319 many countries allow visa free stays of up to 90 days at a time up to a none consecutive maximum of 180 days a year. U.S and Japan have this agreement for example. Depends on your current home country
Just happen to came across this video from recommendation. That is true that I did get the same feeling and the drive after I visited Japan but when you get back to your daily life and stuff, start working and grinding those money back to visit japan again, those feeling and drive start fading away for me. But your video making realize that yeah I used to have the that feeling that I want to study Japanese so I can appreciate the culture even more. Planning for my next trip is March next year, so hopefully, this time when I go back, I hope I can understand some basic phrase. Good video man.
what you only immersed for ten months. You are essentially an expert on immersion.
i visit japan often, im lucky. i spend 3 months a year there. I wish i knew japanese so i could understand and get closer to others, but atleast for me it just wasnt worth the time. im older now, NO OTHER country other than japan speaks japanese. so its essentially uselesss outside of japan. im never going to live there permanently, so i settled on learning 70-80 phrases so i can get through daily life when i am spending my time there, and speak in some broken japanese with people. love japan.
How do you spend 3 months a year? Like work or just chilling?
@@bobbywhite5319 many countries allow visa free stays of up to 90 days at a time up to a none consecutive maximum of 180 days a year. U.S and Japan have this agreement for example. Depends on your current home country
Great video, thanks for sharing. I'll be visiting myself in under a month.
Just happen to came across this video from recommendation. That is true that I did get the same feeling and the drive after I visited Japan but when you get back to your daily life and stuff, start working and grinding those money back to visit japan again, those feeling and drive start fading away for me. But your video making realize that yeah I used to have the that feeling that I want to study Japanese so I can appreciate the culture even more. Planning for my next trip is March next year, so hopefully, this time when I go back, I hope I can understand some basic phrase. Good video man.
I think if you can capitalize on that feeling as soon as possible and make a strong routine then it could work out very well
People immigrate for a reason, truly love of a country is one.
GL with the JLPT bro. Let us know how u get on
Also re: foreigners not speaking Japanese, it's pretty funny when you get to play translator for em
Hahaha I have a few stories about this, some of them went really badly… best not to say on TH-cam lol. Cops were involved on one of them lmao
@@ryacw Lmfao sounds way more exciting than my interactions - I just helped some store clerks and station attendants
Hold old are you if you don't mind me asking
いま日本語を話せますか？あまりイマージョンしなかったけど、私今2年間以内勉強してた。ほとんど日本人と話せますよ。
@@pastel-heck 話せるけど今の目標は完璧に読めて聞き取れるようになること
それからもっと話すつもり
しばらく話すのは優先じゃないですけど会話はできるよ
@@ryacw ああわかった。頑張るね