I'm sorry for not posting the pics yet, it's due to my lack of motivation towards learning japanese. I had said this before, but I think I like a lot more to study chinese, but I sure don't want to stop with japanese. I want to be the best in both. And so far, I seem to be at least in the top 2 and our grades are pretty much even in both subjects.
Cool, while I'm writing this my motivation is getting bigger.
How can I motivate myself again? Why does this happen? Now I'll have 2 weeks of vacations, I'll review Genki 1 and will try to finish lesson 1, I sould have done this a lot time ago, bu this time I should already had finished An Integrated Approach to Intermediate japanese lol.
Sentence mining is too much work just to think that I have to find sentences and copy/paste/type them makes me sick. Yeah, I like to stick with books, I think they work best for me.
During this week, I think I've gained a lot of knowledge of chinese. I downloaded and printed a book, Integrated Chinese, I'm now on lesson 4 and it was so easy. I already knew almost everything of that grammar/vocabulary, but I actually had the opportunity to practice it (hurray, since my teachers don't give me any exercises) and understand better. Also, since my mais teachers aren't here that my in-class posture as changed quite a bit, I've been answering a lot more, and almost everytime I'm correct. My reading skills are getting better, I can read up to my course's book lesson 14, quite fast (I'm in the 17th).
Today in the writing class, the substitute teacher (a portuguese) got surprised with my character and tones knowlegde. I also corrected her characters like twice. lol.
O Carolina, nao deixa a tua turma te desanimar.
ReplyDeletePra ganhar motivacao, da uma lida no blog do Steve Kaufmann. O velho la da umas boas dicas.