Student Exchange Program on Japanese Language Education

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Last November 12-15, 2013, we had a Student Exchange Program on Japanese Language Education. Some students from Sekolah Menengah Sains Tuanku Syed Putra went to Philippines. We were very happy because we've got some new friends!

On our first day (November 12, 2013), we had a lesson about Daily Meals. After the lesson, we had a visitor session. Even though I was so shy, it was fun talking to our Malaysian friends because they are so friendly! We've got to know each other's favorite actor, song, color and many more. I have learned some Malaysian words from them! Cool! After the visitor session, we had a Cultural Exchange Program held at the Youth Development Center.

I have learned many things in this program. Sachiko-kuwano sensei of Japan Foundation Manila taught us many facts about Banana. We also had games about banana and had fun while making our posters of our restaurants which was the main ingredient would be the banana. Hmmm! Our restaurant's name is McKanan Kaliwah.

I will surely miss the memories of this program. Even though we have different languages, we can still communicate with each other. And with a little time, we had a great memories and friends! We enjoyed each other’s company. Our friendship will never last. I’ll surely miss our Malaysian friends! Thanks for the memories! Hope to see you again!

"There is no distance too far between friends, for friendship gives wings to the heart."

Contributed  by: Fervi Mae C. Cano

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