I'm Ulug Kuzuoglu, a newly arrived PhD student at Columbia University. I study international and global history with a focus on East Asia, and that is one of the reasons I started studying Japanese. I can speak Chinese as well, but to have a good understanding of East Asian history, Japanese is indispensable.
Hope to have more to share as we travel through lands and languages...
Ulugさん、はじめまして！ごしゅつしんわどちらですか。I'm also just curious as to why you became so interested in East Asia and why that region is the focus of your studies. I'd love to hear you answer! じゃあまたあした！
YanıtlaSilUlugさん、初めまして！わたしもPhDがくせいです。My majoy is East Asian Languages and Cultures. And I focus on Modern Chinese Literature. Since we are interested in similar topics, I guess we can have further discussions on our researches in future. これからおせわになります。どおぞよろしくおねがいします！
YanıtlaSilUlug, so cool that you're trying to master all the languages of the region you're interested in, especially as they're so different from any Western tongue. Is Korean next? Also, sweet name.
YanıtlaSilこんばんわUlug. Wow, I didn't know that you can speak Chinese as well. I agree-- Japanese is a valuable language in today's society. I wish I could learn languages as well as you. じゃあ、またあした！
YanıtlaSilUlugさん、はじめまして、わたしはセイです。ノートルダムだいがくのにねんせいです。ちゅうごくからきました。
YanıtlaSilどうぞよろしく！
はじめまして,わたしはノートルダムだいがくのにねんせいです。
YanıtlaSilI come from China, and take Japanese class for almost the same reason as you do.
頑強ください。