i just met a japanese girl!!!

sabishiineko · (#1 (**permalink**))

yay!!!i had the chance to practice my japanese!!!i was really surprised by the fact that i could understand what she was saying!!!we were talinkg at first in english but i was glad when i encouraged her to talk to me at japanese!!!i really want to exercise more so i would be grateful if someone would help me XD

ozkai · (#2 (**permalink**))

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Originally Posted by sabishiineko

yay!!!i had the chance to practice my japanese!!!i was really surprised by the fact that i could understand what she was saying!!!we were talinkg at first in english but i was glad when i encouraged her to talk to me at japanese!!!i really want to exercise more so i would be grateful if someone would help me XD

their is nothing wrong with a little bit of Japanese exercise and I'm glad it worked out and felt good for you guys..

Keep up the good mix of Greek and Japanese exercises

sabishiineko · (#3 (**permalink**))

thx a lot ozkai!!!oh and she was random it is reaaally difficult to see a japanese person in my country

ozkai · (#4 (**permalink**))

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Originally Posted by sabishiineko

thx a lot ozkai!!!oh and she was random it is reaaally difficult to see a japanese person in my country

In Greece... I guess you would get many tourists..

We have many Japanese in all capital cities in Australia both long term residents with children who grew up here, students, and working holiday visa makers..

I'm advertising right now for a Japanese or Korean to share accommodation at my home as I have a spare room..

Nothing like having a baby sitter on hand!

spicytuna · (#5 (**permalink**))

That's great! I hope your new friend sticks around for a while.

Eureka77 · (#6 (**permalink**))

Add each other on Facebook!.

No matter how far apart you guys are, you'll always have each other online. <3

ozkai · (#7 (**permalink**))

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Originally Posted by sabishiineko

thx a lot ozkai!!!oh and she was random it is reaaally difficult to see a japanese person in my country

Was she a toursist Sabish san, I mean, is she still in Greece living?

sabishiineko · (#8 (**permalink**))

she is just a tourist!!!unfortunately she was waaay to older than me(she is 30 and i am 17 years old) so i was kinda embarassed to ask her mail or her facebook name.

i regret it now

sabishiineko · (#9 (**permalink**))

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Originally Posted by ozkai

In Greece... I guess you would get many tourists..

We have many Japanese in all capital cities in Australia both long term residents with children who grew up here, students, and working holiday visa makers..

I'm advertising right now for a Japanese or Korean to share accommodation at my home as I have a spare room..

Nothing like having a baby sitter on hand!

in greece is reaaally hard to find japanese people.there are only chinese people. so the fact that i found one is like finding gold XD(sorry for double post i just dont know how to multiquote

Pexster · (#10 (**permalink**))

Lol, next time don't hold back.