Once started, do not give up casually.

I don’t like Japanese, but I had to choose it when I was a student. It has been two years after starting learning Japanese, but did not working hard and often gave up and picked up then halted but restarted, thus repeated. The result is two years later I still know little of Japanese. When people wondered that I can speak Japanese, I felt ashamed of telling them I have learned more than two years.

French is the right language I longed for since the first day I step the university, and I used to teach myself for several days, but stopped because of Japanese curriculum. It is not too bad to learn Japanese, at least I can understand the Japanese cartoon movies; however, there is some historical and cultural knot between china, Japan and Korea. Now I am working in a Korean company, and I can feel they dislike nearly everything of Japanese. They never use Japanese products and celebrated the day Japanese Nazi left Korea every year by holding banquet. Chinese people do not like Japanese and Japanese look down upon Chinese. To be frank, the two races hate each other. I am afraid I will be isolated if I speak Japanese. So I started learning French although Frenchmen do not like Englishmen, which does not matter with me. The first several days learning French were pretty hard on me. I have had learn some before but they had all been cleared up by Japanese like the Japanese used to do all the time. Working daytime and studying French excluding dating time spent with girlfriend.

Life has being boring after graduation, but learning never dulls me. I do not like learning, lazy to move either muscle or brain, but it is a much better life compared to the working life.