[spoonybard]

I may soon be getting a real job, and if I do get it, I should have more than enough money to study in Japan. I am planning on studying for five to six years, because the first place I am going to is to learn the language itself, and these people have a program that is supposed to help you pass the JLPT and get into various universities.

My intention is to be an interpreter/translator, for Japanese to English AND Spanish(English and Spanish= my native languages, though I shouldn't know Spanish and don't like to consider it one of my native languages, since that's not really our language, but nobody can speak whatever language the Taíno spoke anymore), and vice versa. Mostly interpreter, but I love both the spoken and written language very much (especially the written language, and obviously, to pass the JLPT and most importantly, get into a university there, you really do need to be capable of speaking, reading, and writing the language.

If and when I get the chance, I also want to learn Mandarin and German, and maybe Thai. Languages interest me very much, probably from a desire to understand people, and my general love of languages.