After many months of hesitation, I have finally succumbed to the temptation of opening a subdomain blog. The new blog will focus on my personal experiences in the land of the Rising Sun (Japan) and Afro-Japanese issues in general. Meanwhile, this blog will continue to focus on technology and its use in the fight against poverty.
Depending on my Japanese language ability, I will sometimes write in Japanese on the new blog.But hey, I do not promise because writing in Japanese is difficult (日本語で書きかたは難しい).
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11 users commented in " Meet my new Japan blog! "
Follow-up comment rss or Leave a TrackbackWell, it seems that I’m the first commenter also here…
Keep up your work, “Nthamba”.
I’m very sorry that your Italian application wasn’t successful, because of its taking too long time, we could have met either in Bologna or Milan, I never met a Malawian so far.
But I’m happy for your enjoying your Japanese studying and maybe working stay.
ALB.
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That’s great news, I’ll go check it out immediately.A step in the right direction.
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checking it out now -_-
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well thanks for posting i will check that out too.. i genuinely like reading varied posts on your blog
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i inspired this news and thanks for this posting. i will try to checki like reading post on your blog.
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Konnichiwa. Thanks for posting and yeah i agree that writing in Japanese(Kanji) is very difficult but anyway it’s still fun
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Wish you luck on your new blog, hopefully you wont show one more attention than the other.
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Clement Nyirenda the blog is really great. Keep on going with new interesting post in your blog.
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Looks good. Hope you’ll enjoy your stay, the small apartments and the fishy food.
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Yes why don’t you try and write something in Japanese. That would be a welcome change but you need to post a translation too.
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Well I wouldn’t even attempt to write in Japaneses, I’m still working on english
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