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Hello, I'm Saki Murata.
It's been a while since I've been making a video to talk about it, but I'm wondering where to start talking about it.
First of all, I graduated from language school.
But just because I finished all the courses I took normally doesn't mean I couldn't finish all the levels, but when I realized it, it was about six months in the blink of an eye, and I was surprised that there were so many things.
It was really a blink of an eye, now that I think about it.
Well, Canadian school was also very different from New Zealand school and it was very fresh.
I feel like I studied a little longer than New Zealand school, in terms of time.
Also, Canadian school was a way of choosing afternoon classes by yourself, so if you wanted reading, you could choose reading classes or speaking classes by yourself, and I think it was very interesting and good.
I took a course from 8:45 to 3:30, but I took the maximum class that school had, so I feel like I studied hard.
After I came back, I did my homework and all the classes had homework, so I took a morning class and an afternoon class, and I did that homework and went back to school the next day, which is weekdays, five days a week.
I played with my friends and went on a trip.
It's very sad to think that such a half-year will end.
The first class I joined stayed for a week, and the upper class stayed for about three or four weeks, and the next class stayed for about three months.
I went up to the next class and stayed for about two months.
So, if you count it from the very first class, I went to a class with three or more students.
But at first, there were only one week left, so I don't know if it's okay to count it.
All the classes were very fun.
The teacher changes, and people who level up at the same time study together for a long time.
It was a lot of fun.
Now it's over and I'm refreshed, but when it's over, I want to do it again and go to school.
So I think it was fun.
I went to school and spoke English.
What else haven't I talked about?
I spent my first month at home since I came to Canada.
I haven't said this yet, but I've been spending the last five months at the share house.
I learned a lot of things by myself.
I only made random things.
If you ask me if I've improved, I haven't improved at all.
But now I have other hobbies.
I've been baking since I came abroad, so I'm happy to be able to make cakes and other things.
One of the things that makes me happy is that I have more hobbies.
How I found the share house is by looking for it on the Internet.
I found a lot of houses, but I chose two of them because of the place and the cost.
But if you don't go, you won't know.
My friends told me I should go and see it, so I went and saw it.
I'm glad I actually went and saw it.
I said one at first, and it said there was a house there.
I didn't actually go and see it.
But they said they could prepare it later.
It looks like you've prepared it, but I wanted to see it in person.
So I stopped there and decided on a different house.
That's what it feels like.
You never know until you experience it.
It was a good experience.
I wanted to live in another house.
However, I couldn't move my luggage because I had to go out for a while and I couldn't move it to Kodo.
This is one of the things I wish I had done.
I thought I would miss Japan more, but I was fine with homesickness and I was able to endure it.
There are many Japanese restaurants in Canada and New Zealand was probably the only place we lived in.
However, there are many restaurants in Canada and there are more than ten people there, so I didn't miss it at all.
It may not have been half a year, but when I was collecting textbooks at school, there were a lot of papers and it was amazing.
I studied by myself, but I finished this notebook and all of this, but I think I was doing vocabulary.
I've been doing vocabulary for a long time.
I couldn't do it almost every day for this year, but it's pretty much like this.
I can't show you much because my handwriting is dirty, but it's like this.
I'm thinking about what to do with this.
I was thinking of writing something, writing meanings, and making example sentences myself and memorizing them.
I think that's how I did the vocabulary.
That's right.
I didn't do much, but I've accumulated a lot of things like this.
It may not be all of it, but it may have been worth doing.
It's really hard for me to talk about it, but it seems like half a year will end like this.
But I still have a day or two before I go home, so I'd like to spend a little more leisurely and have fun before I go home.
I've been able to travel a lot, and I think it's been a really interesting half a year.
I think I'll take another video, so I'll talk about that.
For now, I talked about my impressions of finishing school.
Thank you for watching until the end.