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from Finding Japan · host Christopher S.

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A new audio podcast for you all. I ramble on my way to school and talk about how I should talk about this stuff more. Sound redundant? It is. I think this is more for me to get in the habit and work out my audio-workflow before hitting the ground for real in Japan. Sorry if the audio is a bit wonky. I didn’t even think it would be usable until I listened with headphones today. But alas, it seemed salvageable. So here is Monday’s podcast, today! Show notes * T-Minus 25 Days * Yay, podcasting starts again * Japanese class update * Mid-term * Writing recognition vs. listening comprehension * Ready for Japan * Visa is in * Working in Japan * Apartment search update * Weekend with girlfriend * How I’m studying Japanese * iFlash * http://www.loopware.com/iflash/ * Japanese for the Western Brain * http://kimallen.sheepdogdesign.net/Japanese/index.html * del.icio.us links * http://del.icio.us/heavylift/japanese

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