Ami-chan

Ami-chan

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    Its okay! i enjoy listening to you and talking to you!
    Well iam still an amature so i can only understand when the games are voiced not when they are just text.
    Its nice to see someone who is so passionate about learning languages like japanese which is good to have!
    I just think that there is no need to apologize over it ,we are friends aren't we? you can ramble all you want! i don't mind~
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    I kind of thought i didn't answer your question after i had written the previous message so sorry about that!
    Yeah i did see the link you gave me and i think so too that the kickstarter they made should reach the goal of making the game completely localized and a pc version ported too!
    Same here but i don't actually have an allowance or have ever given money online to buy anything or contributed anything with money online.
    If its 1$ i don't think i will be able to afford it as it costs Rs. 56 in indian currency.
    Well i actually think that the reason for it being so expensive is because they are trying to recruit good translators and editors all around the world to translate it, so in order to search for them they need to have to raise more money to get the people's attention and the translators cooperation to make it a success (it's how bussiness works if you think about it if your trying to officially license a game)
    Nice to know that someone thinks the same way i do about learning japanese (even though i have yet to attain that goal of learning japanese)
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    Thank you! if you have anything to say just visitor message me! i'll gladly reply back.
    By the way you are the first person who i talked to on this forum for so long (like i had a very long conversation with)
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    The ones that i am going through college are these: (JEE Mains exam and advance):https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Joint_Entrance_Examination
    and the state exam i mentioned earlier.
    (Feel free to read these as its only one page and tell me your opinion)
    You can also tell me yours if you wish to! i am always curious about another country's education system! (hope it didn't make you feel weird about me by giving you these links and asking you stuff like these)
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    If you want you can look through the education system in my state:https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Education_in_Karnataka
    Textbooks or information of the textbook i use:https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/National_Council_of_Educational_Research_and_Training
    CBSE education:https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Central_Board_of_Secondary_Education
    ICSE education:https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Indian_Certificate_of_Secondary_Education
    10th grade board exam which is a turning point to get a good seat in college:https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SSLC
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    The thing about the IT was that people are kind of into it or it is popular in india but actually in my state(Karnataka) or the college where i am at has a lot of people who are into medical and there are lots of other college with a lot of people in commerce carrier( a lot for this one). You don't see that many because most people think that IT will provide a lot of good opportunities for jobs(especially in foreign countries). But just to be clear most people have opted commerce where i live.
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    Hmm... i have read your link and looking at it kinda reminds me of the people in rural areas(the poorer areas of india ) the schools are called as government schools or colleges they have the same problems with lack of literacy, financial aiding, same problems with teachers as yours though.i live in the city though so i have not occured these problems. but the main problems is the villages(even poorer areas) those areas are a lot worse is that there are a lot of schools do not provide facilities such as toilets, no desks (you have to sit in the sun), teachers have to teach at the back of the school(those are huts by the way) in the yard or something with the students in the sun, there is also child labour if the parents don't have money for schools they are kind of forced to send them in the fields to work(some of them even have dreams to go to school ,being with friends, being free to learn what they like out of the confinements of their parents so they kinda think of us city dwellers or people who go to school as lucky).
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    I kinda feel like you are more lucky than me though because you don't have these kinds of things there.
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    Also forgot to add i chose state course in my school.
    I kinda hate it actually because i actually chose an IIT college right? and people who chose CBSE or ICSE(in their schools) have better ability to write and get better grades(as they would have been thought all the difficulty of education since they were younger) than us who gets only half the ability or gets decent amount of grades are considered as absolute trash compared to them heck if you give those CBSE and ICSE people the course that we are having they would write it without any problems or study not that harder than us.(i am talking about the people in my college here who come from CBSE and ICSE schools and have taken a state course here)
    I kinda blame my parents for not making me go to a CBSE or ICSE school but what can they do when those schools are far away from my house or area and even transport is impossible as they cannot pick up and drop me since they both work. even school buses for those do not come far away just to pick us or drop us.
    (I kinda rambled on here so sorry)
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    Even entering schools we will be faced with these options but with a third one.
    and to tell you the truth different schools will be having different education boards i will give you a link so you can understand the education in india:
    http://www.peshaa.com/blog_boards.html and http://www.infolona.com/career_and_education/education_boards_comparison/find
    (Please read them all from top to bottom as it is only one page if you can and tell me(that is in the visitor messages) what you think about them because i want to know as you are from a different country your perspective or point of view will be different)
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    State: if you choose this course then you will be having less difficulty than CBSE course on subjects( believe me this is much better as it is easy to score a passing grade at least) and you won't have to rewrite a test for all instead you can choose which one you want to rewrite. but the only disadvantage of it is that we have to choose one more language besides english which is our state language.
    I chose this though because who would want to rewrite for all the tests and get a grade which makes you look like a dumb idiot after you graduate.
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    Well it might sound complicated but we have been doing it since we entered first grade with three languages so its kind of a habit.
    whereas we have two languages if we enter college one is english and the other one is our state language (we will be having options between the three to pick two out of them)
    To tell you the truth when we enter any colleges here we would be given the options such as choosing a CBSE and State course(it will apply to all majors)
    CBSE: there is only one advantage if you choose this course you won't be having any languages besides english(as it is important to know it to get a good job opportunity) and the disadvantage of it is that if you fail you have to write the test all over again for all even if you pass in one subject.
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    I'll talk to you later i have to sleep now its already 1:01 A.M here which is past my bedtime.
    You can just leave a message here in case you want to continue the conversation i will always reply back.(even if the reply will be late due to timeline differences).
    i really like talking to you i hope i can converse with you more in the visitors messages more often if its okay with you that is!
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    I took "Computer Science" as my major though. (i am in college right now so i chose it because i really love it)
    So its already planned out for me.
    Hm... i didn't know that was the case in your country. Usually in my country(India) its a must to go to a university after college because full course of education is a must. And we are not allowed to work untill we receive it. Its actually more of a parents duty to work than us, untill we finish our education completely.(so its fully dependent on them to make arrangements for us for these things)
    Its kinda hard at my college because we have tests every saturday's so no room for fun or time for ourselves the teachers are always there to keep telling us "this is your turning point it will effect your future" and being absent in class also effects your grades.I wish you and your boyfriend the best of luck in university! :chuuni_salute:
    And living here is more of wanting to study more and get recognised like all the people in my class are like at each others necks(not literally) wanting to be first. So yeah if you get a low grade or marks you'll get laughed at.
    Since i have taken a different college which specializes in (IIT) in my country i have to take three exams JEE Mains, JEE advance and normal college exam(which is common).
    For all three subjects Physics, Chemistry and Maths whereas for normal college exam its 2 languages(thankfully its not three anymore like my school days), Physics, Chemistry,Maths and Computer Science.
    (By all means only selected colleges have this kind of structure whereas if you go to a normal college here, they only have just the normal college exam).
    So yeah..
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    I am actually good with English though, but not my state's language.
    I am planning on learning japanese, chinese and korean when i go to university.(i am going to finish my first year and enter second year of college now at march or something which is going to be tough year because there is going to be a lot on pressure to get a good seat in a university).(i am so close to achieving my goal just need to wait one more year)
    Can i know at what age do you leave school and go to college and university also in your country? in my country we pass our school at age 16 (which gave me more pressure during entrances for college)
    and pass college at age 18 (pressure for university entrances) and there will be 4 years of university remaining.
    I am planning to move to a foreign country for higher studies afterwards. I hope i can achieve my goal as its always been my dream to move to another country!
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    Iam fine! Just stressing over the final exam on the 25th of February which is approaching.
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