Kyou wa omoshorokute, tanoshikatta…

i kinda cannot stop talkin in Jap today…my frens scolded me and has asked me to switch back to English a few times liao….sad desu…the Jap kids were so cute…

in any case…b4 anthg else…i like to clarify tat the previous entry was frm a fren…not by me…however, i must say the comments are hilarious…though anger hidden within…sthg i didn’t expect since i onli found out today while i was taking the Jap kids ard (used Chinese in front of them…so embarrassed )…i guess technically anyone will be angry when onli a comment of the word “rude” is said (n tat’s all)…but thks for all the comments and feedback…16 comments in one blog…my best ever … n sorry chain…becos of the hilariousness…i’m not removing the entry…thnks….

ok…back to the kids…my grp of 3 girls (including me) took some Jap kids frm CJPS ard…first to Bukit Chandu and then to NUS…technically my duty should stop by lunch time…but they were so cute tat i had to go with them throughout the whole day…

we had 2 guys and 2 gals (pri 6 hor)…the guys had similar names so my malay fren in the team called them kazu-ichi (means one) and kazu-ni (means two) when they actually should be named kazuaki (aoi) and kazunori (shiroi)…the gals were sayaka and mari…sayaka’s english was the best in the team (team no. 5), while kazu-2 and mari were a little more shy…but wat was interesting was most of them came to S’pore onli last yr…with sayaka frm england and mari frm france (as in where they stayed b4 coming)…so gd…i nvr even had the chance to go these places…lucky kids…oh yes…kazu-1 was the noisy one and very close to kazu-2…they like to buddy buddy each other…so cute…

Bukit Chandu wasn’t a very interesting place…cos the museum there was rather small…but Kent Ridge park was great…with the suspension bridge…the flowers and plants…really pretty…but in any case…the kids made it interesting…

there were times with communication breakdown…like there were a few times i answered wrongly in Jap…the kids got bored having to wait for our ans…-_-!!!…we feel a bit failure…but i guess they got used to us after lunch…i made them remember our names…but they’ll prob forget again…haiz…but becos of them…i cannot stop talkin in Jap…it really feels like an achievement tat someone other than ur classmates understand u…n the kids were great grammar and vocab checkers XD…

apparently…the speech style is suppose to be kids to us: formal; kids to kids: informal…but kazu-1 was, rather, used to his informal speech on us (since he uses it with his teacher) tat he was scolded (by his teacher of course)…the sensei really smacked him hard on the head…i tink i heard one of the blood vessels in my malay fren’s heart snapped…*haha*…she adores them… XD…

back at NUS, we took them to the forum co-op (got fun meh?!)…then the Chinese lib to see Jap bks (so contradicting!) , UCC (a cultural place where the guys ran for 5 mins!) and the Raffles bio-museum (a lot of live-sized animals…dead…which also attracted the guys)…all within 2 and a half hrs…nearly travelled ard the whole sch…btw…Japs are especially punctual…10 mins b4 meetin time…they will rush each other to hurry up…

it was interesting to note that they gals were more easy-going…they went wherever the guys wanted to (maybe becos kazu-1 was the leader…everytime he raised his hands to call for the grp..we, the oldies will also respond ‘Hai!’)…so we went wherever the guys wanted to…the girls so gentle…the guys racked havoc…

by 3pm…it was the end …my malay fren wanted to go back to their sch with them…with me holding onto her frm behind…my heart felt a little sad…n so did kazu-1 (at least she said he looked sad)…will miss them…but my malay fren said she will sent each of them (including me) a cd containing all the photos taken today…so nice of her…also no need to pay for cd…yeah

for such a gd day…of course…praise the Lord…