What an exciting day!
Yesterday I went to Kunitachi City and met
a Korean family, Kim-san.
They used to come to Saturday Japanese Class
at Kunitachi Community Center.
I was teaching Japanese to Kim-san’s son as one of
Japanese volunteer teachers.
To be exact, not teaching but to enjoying talking
with them in Japanese.
He entered an public elementary school in Kunitachi
as soon as he came to Japan with their parents.
Six years have passed since they came back to Seoul.
The boy has grown up to be a cool and nice young man.
He’ll be a university student this March.
How nice to meet them again!
We talked and talked—in Japanese.
They all spoke very good Japanese.
What an exciting day I had!
How happy I was to meet you again,
Kim-san!
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I have ever written about them in my blog.
Read the following pages, if you please.
http://wave.ap.teacup.com/applet/karin/20050522/archive
http://wave.ap.teacup.com/applet/karin/20051015/archive
Yesterday I went to Kunitachi City and met
a Korean family, Kim-san.
They used to come to Saturday Japanese Class
at Kunitachi Community Center.
I was teaching Japanese to Kim-san’s son as one of
Japanese volunteer teachers.
To be exact, not teaching but to enjoying talking
with them in Japanese.
He entered an public elementary school in Kunitachi
as soon as he came to Japan with their parents.
Six years have passed since they came back to Seoul.
The boy has grown up to be a cool and nice young man.
He’ll be a university student this March.
How nice to meet them again!
We talked and talked—in Japanese.
They all spoke very good Japanese.
What an exciting day I had!
How happy I was to meet you again,
Kim-san!
--------------------------------------
I have ever written about them in my blog.
Read the following pages, if you please.
http://wave.ap.teacup.com/applet/karin/20050522/archive
http://wave.ap.teacup.com/applet/karin/20051015/archive