4/18 気軽な英会話クラブ 活動案内 （投稿ID : o0wti）

岡山近郊にお住まいの方で外国（外国人）に興味をお持ちの皆さん、気軽に日常会話を楽しんでみませんか？

英語って楽しみながら学ぶと身に付きますよ。生きた英語を楽しく学び、外国人と友達になろう！！

英語の苦手な方も気にしないで外国に興味のある方ならどなたでもＯＫ

英語があまり得意ではない方も、大勢参加されてます！

2021年4月18日（日）

午前10：30～12：00

場所：

サムライスクエア５階

http://www.samurai-square.com/access/

参加連絡先： 080-1936-7840

E-mail : ken-sakurazawa@aioros.ocn.ne.jp

会費 ：５００円

HP: https://oiec2018.wixsite.com/oiec

Find your new Japanese friends here!

Meet friendly Japanese people who would make your life an unforgettable and wonderful experience.

How can you make friends in Japan?

Everyone in Japan will be polite to you, but if you want to create strong meaningful relationships you may need to be the one to go the extra mile at first.

～Okayama International Exchange Club Activity Information～
Date: 2021 April 18th Sunday
Time: 10:30 a.m.～12:00 p.m.
HP: https://oiec2018.wixsite.com/oiec
Place: Samurai Square 5F
http://www.samurai-square.com/access/
Tel： 080-1936-7840
E-mail : ken-sakurazawa@aioros.ocn.ne.jp

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Finding a common interest with someone is paramount in any relationship, and it is no different in Japan. The ultimate ice breaker is to talk about how hard kanji is to study. Everyone in Japan remembers the pain of learning kanji in their school years. So when I mention that I am studying kanji, they relate to the pain — and then the conversation often branches off into something else.
The bottom line is, don’t expect someone else to start a conversation with you.

Make the first move — it’s up to you.
So, whether you are looking to move to Japan or are already living here, remember one thing: cultural differences aside, there is not much that separates human beings from each other. We all have the same needs, wants, and social hang-ups, no matter where we live.

Live with an open heart and a positive attitude and you will make friends wherever you go.