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Tuesday, 2 October 2007 07:42 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png)
First of all, a VERY HAPPY BIRTHDAY to one of the sweetest and cutest people online.
I hope you have a great one,
misanagi! *smooch*
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uni workload so far for this semester:
- 5 classes: Japanese Divination Practices, Psycholinguistics, (Development of) Writing Systems of the World, Second Language Acquisition, and Areal Typology
- 5 presentations (about 45 minutes each)
- 3 big papers (one about 20 pages, two 10-15 pages)
- 2-3 exams (most likely oral exams)
- weekly readings for all classes
The hardest class is going to be my Japanese class. We have to read an entire book in Japanese (~250 pages), present it in class, and write a 20 page paper on it. Aaaand, all secondary sources are in Japanese, too. Shoot me now? >.<. [/whining] *cough*
I also agreed to give a lecture on Japanese morphology in one of the Introduction to Linguistics classes in the English Department so the students can get a view on the subject from a language completely different from English. Which I like doing. ^_^ I love talking about Japanese linguistics. *pets inner geek*
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Last but not least: I'M GOING TO JAPAN NEXT MARCH! *bouncebounce* for two weeks. ^_________^
I hope you have a great one,
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uni workload so far for this semester:
- 5 classes: Japanese Divination Practices, Psycholinguistics, (Development of) Writing Systems of the World, Second Language Acquisition, and Areal Typology
- 5 presentations (about 45 minutes each)
- 3 big papers (one about 20 pages, two 10-15 pages)
- 2-3 exams (most likely oral exams)
- weekly readings for all classes
The hardest class is going to be my Japanese class. We have to read an entire book in Japanese (~250 pages), present it in class, and write a 20 page paper on it. Aaaand, all secondary sources are in Japanese, too. Shoot me now? >.<. [/whining] *cough*
I also agreed to give a lecture on Japanese morphology in one of the Introduction to Linguistics classes in the English Department so the students can get a view on the subject from a language completely different from English. Which I like doing. ^_^ I love talking about Japanese linguistics. *pets inner geek*
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Last but not least: I'M GOING TO JAPAN NEXT MARCH! *bouncebounce* for two weeks. ^_________^
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Date: Tuesday, 2 October 2007 09:10 pm (UTC)But Japan! Fun! :D I want to go, too! T_T
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Date: Wednesday, 3 October 2007 07:34 pm (UTC)bwahaha...watch out for me, Japan! *grin*
Also, I LOVE your icon. XD! I need something like that, I think.
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Date: Thursday, 4 October 2007 04:02 pm (UTC)no subject
Date: Friday, 5 October 2007 11:40 am (UTC)That's full time students in Switzerland for you. :P
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Date: Wednesday, 3 October 2007 01:09 am (UTC)So, have I ever mentioned to you that I fold easily and fit into most overhead storage compartments? You could even check me if you need; I really don't take up too much room. Japan in March sounds wonderful, you know. Just saying.....
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Date: Wednesday, 3 October 2007 07:38 pm (UTC)*grin* You are welcome to try and fit into my luggage and keep me company on those, um, 8 and 11 hour flights...
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Date: Thursday, 4 October 2007 12:01 am (UTC)*grin* Geekage.... Super cool!!
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Date: Wednesday, 3 October 2007 09:46 pm (UTC)*hugs you cuz I can* ^_^
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Date: Friday, 5 October 2007 11:43 am (UTC)Australia is somewhere in the back of my mind. However, I will also have to start with my master thesis around that time, so I can't promise anything yet. ^^;
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