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What's your motivation?
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What's your motivation?
I know most of the people in this part of the forum self-study, and I just want to know what keeps you motivated to keep learning. I sometimes have trouble making myself start the next lesson, but it's not that hard once I get started in the workbook. I want to study abroad once I get in college, and then maybe move there or China/Taiwan, which obviously would require proficiency in one or both of those languages. If I know both I could get a bad-a job.
What about you guys? What keeps you motivated?
What about you guys? What keeps you motivated?
- amantonas
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Re: What's your motivation?
I already have a set date of departure for leaving to Japan.
I know that the amount I can take out of my experience will be directly proportional to my degree of proficiency. That's why I'll stop for nothing
My motivations for going to Japan itself however are a little personal 
I know that the amount I can take out of my experience will be directly proportional to my degree of proficiency. That's why I'll stop for nothing
My motivations for going to Japan itself however are a little personal 
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Shiroisan - Posts: 298
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Re: What's your motivation?
I have gone too far to stop it now. 
But my primary goal was to be able to read manga so it keeps me motivated too.

But my primary goal was to be able to read manga so it keeps me motivated too.

- soldieroH
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Re: What's your motivation?
I am half Japanese. Sadly, I can barely communicate with my mom's side of the family and have finally had enough. My mother is from Okinawa and my dad was lucky enough to get stationed there when I was younger and after we moved back to the US we visited every other year. I miss my aunts and cousins like crazy and wish I could just send them a letter or an email and talk to them all the time. If Im lucky, my mom will get a call when Im at her house but I can only say a few things.
Not only that, I have 3 children who are a quarter Japanese. I want them to experience their culture the way I was able to growing up. I'm afraid if I don't learn Japanese fluently, I will have no way to connect to my family after my mother has passed
Not only that, I have 3 children who are a quarter Japanese. I want them to experience their culture the way I was able to growing up. I'm afraid if I don't learn Japanese fluently, I will have no way to connect to my family after my mother has passed

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NikonGirl - Posts: 10
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