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exchange student - 08-14-2007, 05:56 PM

I want to learn japanese and go to japan as an exchange student but I wouldn't know how to do that.
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08-14-2007, 07:19 PM

Before you can go on an exchange to anywhere you have to be proficient in
the language. You need to learn Japanese, and they way I would recomend to do so is to buy Rossetta Stone software from rossettastone.com. As for going to Japan once you learn the language then you should go to yfuusa.com. With this program you can actually get credits for schools, and it's cheaper too. Whatever you do don't go to AFS because they're crooks.
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Thumbs up doindunn - 08-15-2007, 04:57 AM

hello,

I just ran into this site tonite as I was interested in hosting a exchange student. I think you will find everything you fwant or need to know.....but know that I also read that applications need to be submitted sometime in August...no date listed where I read but an 800-579-1709 was supplied wwww.ayusa.org/ this a nonprofit org. you will need to know a certain amount of the host language.

If you missed it, there is always next semester and scholorship programs. they also have short crash coarses for the language of your exchange country of choice.

Also try for fast language learning...Learn Spanish, French, Italian, German And Other Languages With Free Software. I hope this is helpful for your endeavors. I just happen to save all this info for the future. Good Luck!

Enjoy and let me know what you have been able to do with the info.

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Thumbs up doindunn - 08-15-2007, 04:58 AM

hello,

I just ran into this site tonite as I was interested in hosting a exchange student. I think you will find everything you fwant or need to know.....but know that I also read that applications need to be submitted sometime in August...no date listed where I read but an 800-579-1709 was supplied wwww.ayusa.org/ this a nonprofit org. you will need to know a certain amount of the host language.

If you missed it, there is always next semester and scholorship programs. they also have short crash coarses for the language of your exchange country of choice.

Also try for fast language learning...this link will take you to byki.com.Learn Spanish, French, Italian, German And Other Languages With Free Software. I hope this is helpful for your endeavors. I just happen to save all this info for the future. Good Luck!

Enjoy and let me know what you have been able to do with the info.

Regards, cj, doindunn
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10-13-2007, 11:08 PM

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Before you can go on an exchange to anywhere you have to be proficient in
the language. You need to learn Japanese, and they way I would recomend to do so is to buy Rossetta Stone software from rossettastone.com.
Realy?? I always thaught she was a bit rubbish in my oppinion when it comes down to the ratio of how much you remember compaired to how much her sofware actualy throws at you.
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10-27-2007, 09:47 PM

CIEE doesn't require you to know the language. It cost about 9 thousand for a year and about 6 thousands for 6 months.


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10-27-2007, 09:54 PM

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Before you can go on an exchange to anywhere you have to be proficient in
the language. You need to learn Japanese, and they way I would recomend to do so is to buy Rossetta Stone software from rossettastone.com. As for going to Japan once you learn the language then you should go to yfuusa.com. With this program you can actually get credits for schools, and it's cheaper too. Whatever you do don't go to AFS because they're crooks.
That aint true. i've got an exchange agreement with tokyo and kyoto university and i dont know any japanese
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10-28-2007, 06:45 AM

ahh that would b sooo cool to be an exchange student in japan
my friends and i are going there on our senior year
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10-30-2007, 02:39 AM

I had japanese exchange students go to our school for a week it was cool!


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10-30-2007, 04:16 PM

Yeah, i wanted to be transfered to Japan too, could be cool, Damn but in Portugal is hard, i really don't know how to!
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