But, I've got to return very soon. Honestly speaking, two feelings are mingled: I want to stay in Australia longer and I want to get back.
I experienced chunks of things which are not always about English or cultural differences but how hard my mother cooks every day and washes clothing, and how hard my dad works for such a long time.I did develop English proficiency through this study abroad, and at the same time develop as a human, as an adult.I have no doubt that this successful study abroad was supported by family, friends, homestay and teachers. I just want to say thank you so much.
When I go back to Japan, I'll set two goals in order to keep me busy.
One thing is that trying to learn a new language(Korean). Technically, Korean isn't a new language for me because I've alreay started learing Korean last year. I'm interested in Korea.(i.e culture, music, foods and so on) That's why I want!
The other is that I want to be a starting line-up member of lacrosse. I play lacrosse in my home uni, but I have not played for ages, so it is going to be hard to get a position but I have amazing teammates and want to share the pleasure of win with them.
See ya, Brisbane!!
