I just want a simple cell phone!
Ok, let’s getting started!
This blog will mostly take place in Nagasaki, Japan by a student who's writing the undergraduate thesis and will start a phd. The language is soo different, people speak worse. The students at my university work really really hard.
I haven't left the lab until 21 for two days now and I haven't even really started with my project.
The first werd thing that took place was actually when I tried to buy a cellphone.
Mobile shopping in Japan:
Me: Hi, I would like to buy a simple phone, for text message and calling.
Shop assistant (with really bad English): Well hwe gjot thizone fore youho, velly god, for text message, for calling, camera san, for e-mail, internet without cable, work all around the woljd. velly god.
Me: ok.. do you call that a simple phone?
The funny thing about that Hi-tek phone is the fact that the phone signal sounded like old nitendo computergame music. Well, everything here sounds like old nintendo computergame music. It's like being in a Hi-tek supermario world
Gozaimas!
This blog will mostly take place in Nagasaki, Japan by a student who's writing the undergraduate thesis and will start a phd. The language is soo different, people speak worse. The students at my university work really really hard.
I haven't left the lab until 21 for two days now and I haven't even really started with my project.
The first werd thing that took place was actually when I tried to buy a cellphone.
Mobile shopping in Japan:
Me: Hi, I would like to buy a simple phone, for text message and calling.
Shop assistant (with really bad English): Well hwe gjot thizone fore youho, velly god, for text message, for calling, camera san, for e-mail, internet without cable, work all around the woljd. velly god.
Me: ok.. do you call that a simple phone?
The funny thing about that Hi-tek phone is the fact that the phone signal sounded like old nitendo computergame music. Well, everything here sounds like old nintendo computergame music. It's like being in a Hi-tek supermario world
Gozaimas!
posted by Diana Chavlah at 11:48 p.m.
3 Comments:
Diana - you sound like my mother-in-law. "I just want a simple phone. I don't understand that a phone should be used for anything alse."
Otherwise, it seems like you're having fun. We'll miss you at our parties, though. Come back soon!
E-mail me and I'll drop you a fitting song for your Japanese experience.
All the best!
Can you drop the song online to share with everyone instead?
kram
Diana,
I like your blog. Just make sure that it has text messaging. I have never seen someone text like you can
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