Criteria for Blog and WAY overdue

Konnichiwa! Sorry for such a delayed blog. So here's what I think is an outline of a good blog.

1. Is thoughtful (put some time into it)
2. Try to write SOME Japanese, even if it's only in romaji (I myself do not know how to type Japanese).
3. Have fun!

I just think that we all should have some fun with this blogging thing. Think of it as kind of a myspace/facebook website. hehe ^^ Anyways, I missed Wednesday class and was a bit out of it on Thursday. I could not go to any of my classes on Wednesday because I was extremely sick. The doctor said it was due to lack of rest, and all the stress taking a toll on my body. So I have decided to drop my Chinese class (I know sad huh?). Trying to run on 2-5 hours of sleep every day from school Monday-Thursday, working all day Fridays and Saturdays for almost 4 weeks made me extremely fatigued. I guess my body could not take it anymore. On the brighter side, I will be able to focus more on Japanese which is great because it's very interesting and I'm enjoying it major! I hope everyone has enjoyed their weekend and studied lots for the test! I've been studying for both Korean and Japanese tests (go figure they end up being the same day huh?) Well, I gotta get back to studying some more. Ja mata ashita.

-Christy

So Tired

Hello all. I am blogging for the second time! woohoo! I have too little time to do everything from homework, studying, practicing (the 3 languages), working Friday and Saturdays all day! I am very drained I must say. All summer I was getting 8-9 hours of sleep. Now I am sleeping anywhere between 2-5 hours every day! I'm super lucky to get 7 hours of sleep. How sad! Sleep is my long lost friend now. Sorry to keep this short and uninteresting but I really am enjoying learning Japanese. The language classes are my all time favorite classes at Columbia. It might even be second after kindergarten class of coloring and napping. =D lol.

First Blog

So I don't know how to type in Japanese at only. Only korean and english. I have never had any experience with Japanese language, so this is my first time. I've heard that if you know Korean before you learn Japanese it's easier. So far it hasn't been too hard, just a lot of memorizing and practicing at home. During class it's pretty fast pace so I seem lost but next day of class I'm good to go I guess.

Onto introducing myself. Watashi wa Chris Yun desu. People call me Christy though. Seattle kara kimashita. Hatachi sai desu. So I'm a EALAC major and that is one reason why I'm taking Japanese. My main language is Korean (go figure) since I'm Korean. I'm hoping only people in our Japanese class can read this. The thought of internet stalkers scare me. Call me crazy but I am taking Korean, Japanese, AND Chinese this semester. Yeah, pretty very really time consuming but I love learning new languages. I don't know how long this has to be so until next time, bye!