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今日は, everybody!
私はネイトです。
(I’m Nate.)
I’m using TextFugu for a few reasons:
I want to be able to speak the language when I do a semester in Japan like I’m planning to do, and I’ve always just loved Japanese culture. My parents spent a lot of time in Japan before I was born, so our family has a lot of Japan-oriented traditions, my sister took Japanese classes in high school (although she forgot most of it), and I’m a total anime geek, so I’m just completing the next step in my life-cycle, right? My first long-ish-term goal is to be able to read <I>Sword Art Online</I> manga in Japanese as soon as possible, and then to be able to watch the show without subtitles, but ultimately I want to be fluent enough to manage in Japan!Anyway, I’m loving TextFugu so far, and I look forward to learning with you all!
Welcome!
Good luck on your aim to do an exchange in Japan. I’d always wanted to, but I never simultaneously had both the money to afford it and the time to do it. That said, isn’t Sword Art Online a light novel series?
Also, tiny side note: こんにちは is usually written in kana. =)
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