Forum Bar-B-Q

**nomas** · 21-09-04, 07:29 AM

Originally Posted by Zekk_T_Strife

I'm confused. How does speaking less english encourage japanese students to learn english? Is it because they see you've taken the effort to learn theirs? Are you saying that this would be a good thing for me to look into or just something you're looking into doing?

I know it's a late response, but Zekk, I think raverboy meant LESS JAPANESE because this forces them to communicate with you in english since you won't understand japanese.

Right, raver?

Freddie

**Zekk_T_Strife** · 21-09-04, 07:49 AM

That's what I thought he meant, that's what left me so confused.

**Illusional** · 21-09-04, 10:12 AM

yeah... sorry about that. i guess i left out that one important word. raverboy

**Zekk_T_Strife** · 21-09-04, 01:40 PM

So how much japanese would I have to know then?

**Illusional** · 21-09-04, 05:43 PM

honestly i'm not sure. i am currently finishing up my language requirement at the university. the requirements are two years, minimim. honestly i believe that you could probably go up there without knowning much, but the hard part would be getting around japan with little japanese language knowledge. raverboy

**Kiechi** · 22-09-04, 06:19 AM

Originally Posted by Illusional

well actually there is a way that you can go to japan for FREE. yes you heard me right, FREE. after i grad, i'm going to apply for the JET program. i forget what it stands for, but after you graduate, you can teach english in japan for a year. look it up on the internet if you're interested. get paid to live in japan, now that is the shiets. raverboy

Wah that's cool I might look it up but isn't there any age restrictions?

**Illusional** · 22-09-04, 12:36 PM

i think the age restrictions is that you're under 30.. but then remember that you have to have a college degree to get started. raverboy

**Kiechi** · 22-09-04, 05:55 PM

Bah that sucks. Stoopid college degree >.> I only just started th form T_T

**sarcasticalvin** · 22-09-04, 06:01 PM

you meant sixth form right ?

**Kiechi** · 22-09-04, 06:02 PM

Bah you know what I mean. WOOT 100th post of this thread haha.

**Illusional** · 22-09-04, 06:20 PM

th form T_T?? i don't understand.. *shrugs*

and hahaha.. you weren't the 100th poster.. i guess you got bumped by calvin and now you're 101.. like the dalmations.

raverboy

**Kiechi** · 22-09-04, 06:22 PM

H. T_T = Crying face 6th form is an college.

**sarcasticalvin** · 22-09-04, 06:23 PM

lol not every country has sixth form, maybe he doesnt know, cant blame him for that (note: what country is illusional in?)

**Illusional** · 22-09-04, 06:24 PM

hrmm... things are probably different where you're at. you're in the UK right?? i'm not sure that i understand what this 6th form is really.. but oh wells.. i'm getting my college degree this semester if i pass my exercise science classes.. dammit and i have a test this thurs.. and then another one on tues.. i can't wait till i get to drink again. raverboy

**sarcasticalvin** · 22-09-04, 06:27 PM

sixth form is the same as college. we get a IB (international bacculareate) degree if we go to 6th form

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