ちょっとむずかしいね。。。

いまにほんごのクラスはどてもむずかしいです。
あたまがいたいよ。
きょうよじからじゅうにじまでべにょうします。
Hopefully I will be able to concentrate.
This is officially Midterm week and I at last feel like the year has really settled in.
And Japanese is really kicking my butt. New adjective forms and verbs definitely make it more complicated.

But I'm so glad that I know how to speak Korean because it is grammatically equivalent 90% of the time. Our cultures are very similar too, so the language lab videos don't seem all too foreign to me. This winter I'll be going to Japan and Korea again, maybe I'll try to compare the differences even more this time.

じゃ、また

せんしゅう

せんしゅうのどようびにいろいろしました。
あさにK-TownでCommunity Serviceをしました。
ひるやすみにともだちとひるごはんをたべました。
そしてEngineering Class Councilとさけをのみました。
みんあとカラオケにいきました。
YaleのともだちとHookahをすいました。

Weekend

I had a very busy weekend.
べんきょうしませんでした。
試験がたくさなります。どうしましょ？

I was all over the the City this weekend and I realized that there's a lot of Japanese culture all around. I first went to the KSA date auction because I planned the event at a place called Tokyo Pop (104th on Broadway). I heard the food there is おいしい, because it is Japanese and French fusion cuisine. Yesterday I went to a Ramen place by Time Square called Sapporo Restaurant. It has a ghetto store front, but the inside's pretty nice and the Ramen was awesome. That same night I hit up a hookah bar in St. Marks and we went to a Yakitori restaurant right after because we were so hungry.

I love Japanese food. It might be my favorite cuisine. Especially Japanese fusion and Nouveau Japanese. Sushi Samba is one of my favorite restaurants, there's one on 7th avenue and Park avenue (both are really downtown). It is a fusion of Japanese and Brazilian cuisines. I also really like the high class Japanese restaurants called Megu and Nobu. Megu is more affordable and I think it tastes better than Nobu.

Everyone's ought to hit up these restaurants!