Right now I am studying at a Japanese language school.
Before I came to Japan I could not speak Japanese at all, but now I can hold simple conversations with my teachers and friends.
Memorizing new words every day is hard, but as the words I know increase, I can gradually read the TV and the signs around town, which makes me happy.
My dream for the future is to work at a Japanese company.
When I was in my home country, I often saw cars and electrical appliances made by Japanese companies, and I thought that someday I wanted a job making things like that.
To that end, I plan to enter a vocational school next year and study machinery.
I think that if my Japanese gets better, the number of jobs I can do will increase as well.
I have heard that studying at a vocational school is harder than at a language school, so I want to memorize a lot of kanji while I still have time.
On my days off I work part-time or go out with Japanese friends, and I have gotten used to life in Japan.
Sometimes I get lonely because I cannot see my family back home, but talking with them on the phone lifts my spirits.
My mother always says, “Your health matters most, so do not overdo it.”
I think it will take time for my dream to come true, but I do not want to give up; I want to keep working hard little by little.
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