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corlee1289) wrote2012-09-08 12:45 am
corlee1289) wrote2012-09-08 12:45 am
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Adrienne-sensei, I love you~♥
I love one of my professors at McGill dearly and adore her so 
One of my East Asian professors and I were discussing about how I did subtitling for another East Asian professor of mine and she thought that it was so cool that I could do fansubbing. When I told her that I fansubbed Arashi variety shows, she answered with "Arashi? I know them! Even in my old age, I know of them! You fansub one of their variety shows? Awesome!"
I think I mentioned that I still loved doing it despite it being illegal to do so and she replied "legal smegal". She mentioned it was a really good way to build up my Japanese vocabulary and mentioned that I should go to Japan if I ever get the chance.
To which I informed her that I really wanted to go there but my grades where nowhere high enough to be allowed to go as an exchange student and now I would no longer be eligible since this is my last year at the university.
She enthusiastically said there were many opportunities that I could go to Japan and it didn't have to be solely based on grades. She explained that she would do everything in her power to get me to go to Japan if I truly wished to go there
My jaw dropped and for the first time ever, I felt completely happy and euphoric at the prospect of being able to go to Japan. We'll be discussing details and to what kind of programs I could join, but the dream of going to Japan is so much closer with the aide of this magnificient professor of mine
One of my East Asian professors and I were discussing about how I did subtitling for another East Asian professor of mine and she thought that it was so cool that I could do fansubbing. When I told her that I fansubbed Arashi variety shows, she answered with "Arashi? I know them! Even in my old age, I know of them! You fansub one of their variety shows? Awesome!"
I think I mentioned that I still loved doing it despite it being illegal to do so and she replied "legal smegal". She mentioned it was a really good way to build up my Japanese vocabulary and mentioned that I should go to Japan if I ever get the chance.
To which I informed her that I really wanted to go there but my grades where nowhere high enough to be allowed to go as an exchange student and now I would no longer be eligible since this is my last year at the university.
She enthusiastically said there were many opportunities that I could go to Japan and it didn't have to be solely based on grades. She explained that she would do everything in her power to get me to go to Japan if I truly wished to go there
My jaw dropped and for the first time ever, I felt completely happy and euphoric at the prospect of being able to go to Japan. We'll be discussing details and to what kind of programs I could join, but the dream of going to Japan is so much closer with the aide of this magnificient professor of mine
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I wish I can go to Japan too XD
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You are so lucky to have such a good and sporting professor!!! What does she lecture?
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She's lecturing classes about Japan. I initially took her as an introduction to Japan course, now I'm taking her for a class labelled as "Japan in Asia" where we focus on different issues about Japan.
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My bachelor's degree in a double major of psychology and east asian studies :3
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How many years more do you need to graduate?
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It is really nice that they make you day with things like speak about your dreams with your teacher...
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She's one of the rare professors who I feel that I can truly bond with and talk about everything and anything with her about. So when she heard that I had desired to go, she said she'd do everything in her power to help me go there.
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No rush in sending me a letter~! As long as you got my letter safely, I thought it got mailed somewhere else accidentally :3
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I hope your wish will come true! That's one awesome professor.
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