for that matter, I'm still considering the fact that I should continue studying, not only just Nihongo, but other languages as well. I do have books about other foreign languages, one, is a Russian and the other is, Korean, but most of the books I have are Russian Language in Japanese text. It's like, killing two birds in one stone. But, for some reason, I still don't have the motivation to open the book and read it. But! As of tomorrow I'm planning to read it, learn it and apply. I have friends in Russia who I can practice conversing with so I think it's not much of a problem... besides they can converse either in English & Japanese. SO if I needed help they can help me without fail. I just hope I can manage to understand Russian Language (the sooner the better) before I can start hunting jobs.
Besides, I still need to focus on Japanese since I'm going to take JLPT N2 exam again. And this time, I don't need anymore failure. SO for the mean time, I'm focusing on Choukai (Listening) sometimes I'm doing the Kikitori (listening at the same time jotting down the lines/script). It's never easy since you'll stumble into some words that are very confusing (not to mention the Kanji) so... it takes time.
At some point, other than relying on books, I'm watching anime or reading a raw manga & of course listening to BLCDs (as a leisure). Also, I'm planning to translate some of them and post it here, so atleast I can help some of the people who're having problems understanding them (the BLCDs, I mean).
And also, I need to start practicing the Dokkai part since it's really pain in the ass, I need to be strict on practicing my reading speed, so that during the exam, I don't need to panic when time is running out, and to prevent picking any letters just because I don't have time left, all I need during the next exam is focus. I need to pass the damn exam so that I can freely take a Monbukagakusho Scholarship exam without worries.
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