Language

= Language =


 * At first, the language barrier exists between other students and some teachers, over time though you learn simple phrases to help you get through these situations, such as - gomen nasai wakarimasen, I am very sorry I do not understand.
 * All the Japanese students have little electronic language translators to help them through their compulsory English studies, it is quite common for students to pull them out to help understand what you are trying to get across, Japanese people are all very helpful and will do absolutely anything to help you and won't stop until they have.
 * The majority of the teachers speak English well, all the students study English over there, and are at a similar level to our level in Japanese and there are also 2 American teachers - Mr John Van-Farrow and Mr David Rawn, so communicating with all these people isn't as daunting as it would seem.
 * Don't forget that over time you Japanese language skills improve rapidly, and before you know it you will be able to understand more Japanese than you would have though. For me, my listening skills improved heaps in particular, as I was continually surrounded by the spoken Japanese language.

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