About university and Japan

[rosa_elefante]

Finally, exams are over!
Only for now, because I have 2 exams at the end of April :/ And lessons will start next Monday... But I have an entire week of total relax. I'm so happy!!!

But I'm not so happy about the next semester: apart from the optional course I've chosen (Philosophy of Law - Advanced Course, because I quite liked the basic course, it's interesting... and it's something quite simple to study), the courses of the second semester are... well, I'm not so entusiastic.
These are the courses:
-Italian and Comparative Constitutional Law (I've studied during the first semester Italian constitutional law and... I didn't like it.... But maybe because the professor was a total asshole O_O)
-Commercial Law (ahahah, I'm hating it already ;_;)

Well, I'll do my best (I HAVE to do it XD)

Changing of subject!
I was planning to go in Japan, this summer, and do a japanese course from the end of august to the end of september (because of university: I have to attend at the lessons).
BUT the schhol says that, if I wanna attend the course in that period, I have to know some things........ and I'm a total beginner :/ Well, I've learned hiragana, now I'll start with katakana, but... the grammar is a bit different!
Also, the japanese course that I was thinking to attend here in my town, won't start! Argh!! That's terrible!!
Now I'm searching for a private teacher, but if I don't find one in reasonable time, I'll have these options:
-Find another school (difficult: I've already searched, but I didn't find anything yet)
-Try to study alone... (I really don't know if I can do all those things all alone)
-Wait another year (and attend at some summer japanese course here in Italy or also in Europe)

About studying alone... I don't know! I mean, I wanna learn WELL japanese, because after university I'd like to work in the italian embassy at Tokyo, or something similar. And for this I need good grammar bases. I need also to speak with someone, to be tested by someone. So I don't know XD
Well, maybe waiting another year isn't a bad thing, if necessary.
'Who goes slow and steady wins the race', so...
And fortunately my parents seem very supportive, and they're helping me a lot (it's my father the one to suggest me the idea of a summer course in Italy or Europe, if I don't find a teacher before).

So... I hope it will go well XD

Comments

[gashinenai.livejournal.com]

penso che il corso estivo sia la cosa migliore.
ci sono dei corsi presso l'ambasciata ed il consolato Giapponese in Italia, non so se li fanno anche durante l'estate, ma puoi provare a vedere.

ganbare!

[hika86.livejournal.com]

Tesò... il corso da te non parte???
Cacchio...
L'unica cosa che posso proporti è dati una mano io. Non sono un'insegnante e non sono così navigata, ma posso provare a darti una mano per recuperare gli argomenti che ti hanno dato dalla Shibuya. Infondo è un corso principianti, io ero all'intermedio la scorsa estate... dovrei riuscirci.

Beata te che hai una settimana di relax. Io ho finito mercoledì e domani ricomincio, cmq avrei dovuto ripassare a bomba in questi giorni invece ero troppo stanca: ho soprattutto dormito per riprendermi almeno in parte dallo stress della passata sessione. Domani comincerò a rivedere i caratteri.
I love you, lo sai?
Facciamo del nostro meglio anche questo semestre!!

[ri90italy.livejournal.com]

Lovvino mio beataaa!! Ero convintissima che l'ultimo esame ce l'avessi oggi e infatti stavo per mandarti l'in bocca al lupo ma poi ho letto questo -.- Per il viaggio in japan forse alla fine ti conviene aspettare e fare un corso valido (anche perchè poi lo devi insegnare a me XD) Hai imparato l'Hiragana???!! Come hai fatto??!!
E soprattutto perchè ho dei genitori così?? :(