12/24
Today, I had a shocking thing.
In youth hotel, I saw Mexican man.
So, I tried talking with him in English.
However, he did not understand what I was saying and I could not understand what told me.
He thought my friend can speak Spanish, but he was not.
The Mexican explained me about “Pokito!”.
I have no idea…
I could not hear “student” because of accent problem.
I was disappointed my ability…
Next, I talked with the elderly from Hungary.
I was relieved since he could understand my English though it was a little bit difficult for me to understand his speaking.
After that, we went to Enoshima.
First was Enoshima Aquarium.
The ticket was only $10 thanks to student sales.
We enjoyed watching dolphin show, penguin show, and Kurageno sora Jerry cristmath.
In particular, the dolphin show was amazing!!
I’m impressed with the quality of dance of four actresses and smart dolphins.
Since I was hungry, we ate Raw Shirasu don again!
Oh my goodness…
We ordered more Raw Shirasu don, and the volume was too much than we imagined.
I like the taste however, I had a mental damage…
Next, we went to famous cave there.
We had a sad accident. One person told us the answer of the treasure challenge.
Then, went to a bookstore in Hujisawa.
We checked English books.
At the time, I stated that “The school curriculum should reduce grammar problems and include speaking courses”.
My friend was against my opinion.
He said that “You did not understand the reason of the University. University is the place to produce researchers. It was not effective if we reduce leaning grammar.”
I could not refute his opinion.
I realized that my first assumption was wrong.
University is the place to increase researchers.
I was thinking about people who graduate university.
It made sense for me that we don’t have to go to University if we don’t want to become a researcher.
Yeah, I can improve myself more…
After finishing talking with senpai using skype, ate ramen in Nakamuraya at Ebina.
To be continued…
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P.S
My friend found out that not Pokito, but “Poquito” in Spanish.
It means “a little”.
Yeah, foreign language is so hard.
http://www.spanishdict.com/translate/poquito
