Hello!! My name is Kumi Hosaka. Nice to meet you. I am 19 years old and a second grade student in Yamanashi university. I am majoring in International Culture. I study English hard to get an English teacher's license.I will tell you about myself. There are seven in my family. It is my mother, father, grandmother, grandfather, sister, a dog and I. We have a toy poodle named Nana as a pet. I put the photograph of Nana!!
And I like watching sports very much. I belong to a rugby football club team as a team secretary. I like the work as a team secretary because player's effort moves me. And the rugby football match greatly excites me. We train hard for a league match. Then another my hobby is playing the piano. I have learned the piano for twelve years. Now I can't play the piano because I live by myself. It is very unhappy for me.
If you are interested in sports or music, please give me some comments. I want to talk with you. Thank you for reading. See you!!
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Kumi it's nice to meet you. My name is Ian. I think that your dog, Nana, is soooo cute. I think it's interesting you live with such a large family. I only have my parents, two brothers, a cat, and myself smaller in comparison.
But anyways, I think it's awesome that you want to become an English teacher. I know it can be a hard language to learn let alone teach it (I sometimes have a hard time with it). So I commend you for that. What grade do you want to teach?
I didn't think that there is a big following for rugby in Japan, but I guess you learn something new. Although I have never seen a game, I hear it's a pretty intense sport.
As far as music is concerned, I play some piano, but not enough to say I'm good at it.:( I played Saxophone for 8 years. I had a lot of fun with it, but I enjoy playing music as more of a hobby then a profession.
As far as music goes, I do enjoy classical music. I especially love Nobuo Uematsu's work. I also listen to a lot of rock like Led Zeppelin, Jimi Hendrix, Nickleback, Breaking Benjamin, etc. I also listen to metal like Disturbed and Lamb of God, and I also have a fairly large collection of Broadway musicals. What kind of music do you listen to?
It was nice talking to, and I hope to hear from you soon.
See you around! :)
Nice to meet you Kumi! My name is Dave. Your dog is adorable, toy poodles are my favorite breed. My family had one for 13 years.
I don't play any sports myself but I always thought rugby was really cool. It looks like it requires a lot of strength and skill.
Music is another thing that I wish I was skilled at. I have always admired musicians. I'm sorry to hear that you can't play anymore. Why does living alone prevent you from playing?
☆To ian
Thank you for comments!! I'm very glad to get them from you.
I want to become a junior high school or high school English teacher.But in fact, I don't yet decide whether I become a teacher whether I get another job.
And I like listening classical music, too!! I played some turns composed by Chopin, Debussy, Liszt and so on.I don't listen to Western music so much.But I sometimes listen to music like Britney Spears, Sum 41, Linkin Park, etc.What kind of Japanese singer do you know?
Nice talking with you!! Please comment in your free time. See you（*^_^*）
☆To dave
Thank you for comments!! I'm glad to hear you like toy poodles.
I can't play the piano because there are no pianos in my room.I have two pianos in my parents' house.But my apartment is too small to place it.And the sound of piano is maybe noisy for my neighbors.(>_<)So I play thoroughly when I return my parents' home!!
Nice talking with you!! please comment me again if you want. See you!!(*^_^*)
Well like I said, I really love the work of Nobou Uematsu. As far as for other Japanese singers I can't really think of any. The one concert I do remember seeing was a special show for an Anime convention, but I can't remember her name :( but they was also Para-Para in the background while she was singing. Although it may be a little embarrassing, I will say that I do like Ami Yumi. I do hope to hear from you again.
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