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⌈ Secret Post #2473 ⌋

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Comments

Re: anon seeking advice

[(Anonymous)]

i'm working really hard at the moment and saving everything for my studies, so, yeah, i think i could afford it. also, i have my parents who are willing to support me (i'm very lucky. i have the best family!)

i think i'll do it because i actually LOVE studying japanese. i think it's one of the most beautiful and complex language ever spoken and i'm really interested in their culture (no, not only animangu, but i love their literature and history and twisted philosophy).

for the future... well, i love in one of the most visited place of my country and lots of tourists here are japanese so yeah, knowing japanese a lot better would help me even here.

but ugh, i'm still scared ahaha

Re: anon seeking advice

[shortysc22]

Like I said, if you have a plan, I say go for it. Try and see what the requirements are to be hired as a guide in your area and make connections before you would leave on this journey. Perhaps you might be able to negotiate a deal with a local company to have a job when you get back being a local tourist guide. That might be a better start.

Good luck if this is what you're interested in, just be very cautious.

Re: anon seeking advice

[(Anonymous)]

Thank you! <3 I'll surely follow your advice.