Sunday, April 5, 2009
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A YWAM DTS blog to Tokyo, Japan!! Pray for Japan <3
**Ellie in Japan**
- Ellie (エリー）
- Thank you for reading my blog! I am writing to practice my Japanese and to write down my thoughts. I will also post a few translations. このブログをご覧になった皆様にありがとうございます。思考をシェアーする為や日本語を勉強する為にもこのブログを創造しました。訳もアップしたいと思います。よろしくお願いします！
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**Archives**
**Nakama (Friends)**
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- "AFS Exchange" "Tokyo Yoyogi" Park Orientation "AFS USA" "AFS Japan" Volunteers Hokkaido Sapporo City Dorms (1)
- **Happy Hokkaido** 01 (1)
- AFS (2)
- AFS Host Family Placement (2)
- Answer me soon (1)
- Dance (1)
- Ebetsu (1)
- Exchange NEWS Summertime Asahikawa Zoo Carlos Sapporo Animals Evil Monkey The one they call Sergio AFS Bus Hokkiado Japan Friends JE 日本、 札幌、旭川、北海道 (1)
- Exchange Student (1)
- Hokkaido (1)
- Host Fam (2)
- Host School (1)
- I Now Listen Little Child to the Safety Rail (1)
- Intro (1)
- Japan (2)
- Japan AFS Interculture Programs Exchange Student Sapporo Karaoke JE Onsen Hiking Maruyama Koen Park Golden Week Ramen Japanese Friends ラーメン，円山公園、札幌 (1)
- Japan AFS Interculture Programs Exchange Student Sapporo Karaoke JE Ramen Japanese Friends Naruto fangirl ラーメン，円山公園、札幌 (1)
- Japan Self Introduction Opening Ceremony First Day of School Japanese Class Japanese Cell phone prepaid (1)
- Japan "Sushi Belt" "Art Club" "Japanese School Life" Sapporo Toriton "School girl" Seifuku (1)
- Me Being Random (1)
- My First Post (1)
- New Home (1)
- Orientation (2)
- Orientation Flight Tokyo Japan Yoyogi "Public Bath" Culture Dance "Talent Show" "Exchange Student" AFS Sakura Hotel Meeting (1)
- Sapporo (1)
- Seifuku (1)
- Self-intro (1)
- Talent Show (1)
- Tokyo (1)
- Yoyogi Public Bath Culture (1)
- YWAM Japan DTS (1)
4 comments:
I find your videos interesting!!! I'm applying for AFS exchange to Japan from Canada. I'll be sending in my final application, I'm hoping I'll get accepted. Anyways can't wait to see more of your videos
haha you just woke up.
Gotta love kana-english.
From my experiences, Japanese people can't understand any broken Japanese. You can say a sentence 90% correct, and they won't understand a word of what you said.
Yeah i think i did just wake up
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