What do you think you will find in japan

[MMM]

Originally Posted by JuanOne

Thanks, this was indeed not my question. When you dream in a foreign language (mostly the one from the country you're actually living), it's something you can't control, it's subconscious

I may be wrong but Erasmus wrote about it and linked it to your brain considering that you have become a autochthon...or something like that....

I consider the point of dreaming in a foreign language you are studying a sort of hurdle, that when it is crossed means your brain has stopped fighting the language like an invading force, and has accepted it.

I started dreaming in Japanese about the time I stopped translating Japanese to English in my head.

[ryuurui]

I am really glad i dont remember my dreams. Last thing i need is to dream in Japanese.

[tokusatsufan]

Originally Posted by GoNative

Do you mean play for a living? Or just for fun on the weekend? If it's just for fun you just need to find a local team and I'm sure they'd be more than happy to give you a go. I was playing in about the 2nd lowest grade in Hokkaido. Just some guys who'd get together one night a week for practice and have competitive games about once every 2 weeks and then have a few beers afterwards. Nothing too serious but good fun.

Yeah I'd only play for fun or maybe for a local team. Although say I played rugby for Wales,then I'd want to play England. Just so they could go "Traitor!" and I could go "Ahahahaha!" Maybe I could infiltrate the England team and rip off the England rugby shirt and I could have a Wales one underneath!

[jhnstjas]

ninjas robots and sushi

[protheus]

"What do you think you will find in japan?"
Japanese people, japanese buildings, japanese streets, japanese writting, japanese food and a lot more japanese related stuff. Oh, and those lovely japanese earthquakes, I need to try a few, just to see how big my eyes can be before popping out.

[Lien]

Originally Posted by protheus

"What do you think you will find in japan?"
Japanese people, japanese buildings, japanese streets, japanese writting, japanese food and a lot more japanese related stuff. Oh, and those lovely japanese earthquakes, I need to try a few, just to see how big my eyes can be before popping out.

I think that's the best answer so far