Comments on: My Japanese Coach – Update http://www.jamaipanese.com/my-japanese-coach-update/ A Blog by a Proud Jamaican and Japan Enthusiast Wed, 10 Mar 2010 18:41:02 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=abc hourly 1 By: Tornadoes28 http://www.jamaipanese.com/my-japanese-coach-update/comment-page-1/#comment-2533 Tornadoes28 Mon, 15 Dec 2008 18:38:20 +0000 http://www.jamaipanese.com/?p=695#comment-2533 Your Japanese coach is very cute. Your Japanese coach is very cute.

]]> By: Jamaipanese http://www.jamaipanese.com/my-japanese-coach-update/comment-page-1/#comment-2530 Jamaipanese Mon, 15 Dec 2008 15:10:55 +0000 http://www.jamaipanese.com/?p=695#comment-2530 @ Esteban, I have looked into all those things but I need to put certain things in place first before applying @ Kaydee, got your email, will respond soon :D @ Leon, rofl @ Stunner, thanks! @ Esteban, I have looked into all those things but I need to put certain things in place first before applying

@ Kaydee, got your email, will respond soon :D

@ Leon, rofl

@ Stunner, thanks!

]]> By: Stunner http://www.jamaipanese.com/my-japanese-coach-update/comment-page-1/#comment-2519 Stunner Mon, 15 Dec 2008 03:52:48 +0000 http://www.jamaipanese.com/?p=695#comment-2519 Cool! Keep on practicing the fun way! Cool! Keep on practicing the fun way!

]]> By: Leon http://www.jamaipanese.com/my-japanese-coach-update/comment-page-1/#comment-2517 Leon Mon, 15 Dec 2008 03:12:39 +0000 http://www.jamaipanese.com/?p=695#comment-2517 Great! Now you impress hot Japanese single moms by communicating with their toddlers! :) Great! Now you impress hot Japanese single moms by communicating with their toddlers! :)

]]> By: KayDee http://www.jamaipanese.com/my-japanese-coach-update/comment-page-1/#comment-2515 KayDee Mon, 15 Dec 2008 01:10:01 +0000 http://www.jamaipanese.com/?p=695#comment-2515 My Yute! How are ya? It's good to see that you are still studying and making progress it seems. That " My Japanese Coach" really seems like what I need, too. I really haven't studied Japanese seriously for about six months now. I have a few other Japanese learning games but they all seem to be above my level. I think this game might be where I need to restart. Thanks for sharing. Likkle more. My Yute!

How are ya? It’s good to see that you are still studying and making progress it seems. That ” My Japanese Coach” really seems like what I need, too. I really haven’t studied Japanese seriously for about six months now. I have a few other Japanese learning games but they all seem to be above my level. I think this game might be where I need to restart. Thanks for sharing.

Likkle more.

]]> By: ESTEBAN AGOSTO REID http://www.jamaipanese.com/my-japanese-coach-update/comment-page-1/#comment-2510 ESTEBAN AGOSTO REID Sun, 14 Dec 2008 19:47:46 +0000 http://www.jamaipanese.com/?p=695#comment-2510 My perspective with respect to learning foreign languages, is that one may be better served residing in the country that speaks the language that you are trying to learn for a period of time.Specifically, as it relates to the immersion issue or question you alluded to. Nonetheless, I respect your approach,albeit, a difficult one.A suggestion, if I may? The Japanese are always in the market for English instructors,my understanding is that the demand for English instructors is somewhat significant.In that regard,what you may want/need to do in the medium term, is to become certified in teaching English,and take advantage of such a demand, on the part of the Japanese,by going to Japan and teach English for a period of time. And, hopefully, in doing so you will become more proficient and fluent in Japanese. Another suggestion, see if you can interface with the Japanese Embassy regarding a possible part-time tutor.Star, dont give up, just keep on trying. I think you will do well in the final analysis, since you are such a Japaneseophilie.Nuff respect!! My perspective with respect to learning foreign languages, is that one may be better served residing in the country that speaks the language that you are trying to learn for a period of time.Specifically, as it relates to the immersion issue or question you alluded to. Nonetheless, I respect your approach,albeit, a difficult one.A suggestion, if I may? The Japanese are always in the market for English instructors,my understanding is that the demand for English instructors is somewhat significant.In that regard,what you may want/need to do in the medium term, is to become certified in teaching English,and take advantage of such a demand, on the part of the Japanese,by going to Japan and teach English for a period of time. And, hopefully, in doing so you will become more proficient and fluent in Japanese. Another suggestion, see if you can interface with the Japanese Embassy regarding a possible part-time tutor.Star, dont give up, just keep on trying. I think you will do well in the final analysis, since you are such a Japaneseophilie.Nuff respect!!

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