I usually wake up around 6:30 am. I eat bread for breakfast.
The school is about a 15-minute walk away.
I walk to school with my roommate.

Classes start at 9:00 am. I work hard on studying Japanese until 12:30 pm. If there’s something that I don’t understand during class, I ask a teacher. When I ask questions, the teacher explains things clearly. It’s very interesting to study while discussing with the teacher or thinking together with my classmates.

Classes end around 12:30 pm, so I go back to the dorm with my friends and have lunch.

I work a part-time job in elderly care center. My shift starts at 2:00 pm. I talk with the elderly and help them with their meals. It’s challenging, but very enjoyable.

After my part-time job ends, I return to the dorm around 7:00 pm and have dinner.
I often eat Nepali curry for dinner. After eating, I take a bath and relax a bit.
Then, I review and prepare for my classes.

I usually go to bed between 12:00 am and 1:30 am.

I wake up every morning at 7:30 am. For breakfast, I eat pho, a traditional Vietnamese dish. Since I live in Osaka, I take the train to school. The trains in Osaka are very crowded. I get on the train at 8:15 am in the morning.

I take classes every day from 9:00 am to 12:30 pm. I study Japanese at Howdy Japanese Language School, Nara, with friends from Nepal, Bangladesh, and China. The classes are very easy to understand. Studying Japanese is difficult, but it’s enjoyable.

After my classes end at 12:30 pm, I take the train home around 1:00 pm. When I get home, I have lunch around 1:30 pm. For lunch, I prepare and eat simple dishes like stir-fried tofu and vegetables.

I have a part-time job from 5:00 pm to 11:00 pm. I work at an izakaya. I do both kitchen and floor work. The kitchen work is enjoyable because I can make Japanese food. The floor work is challenging because it’s difficult to take orders in Japanese. Communicating with Japanese people is tough, but the part-time job is fun because it helps me with my Japanese studies.

After my part-time job ends, I usually get home around midnight. After taking a bath, I do homework and review the Japanese I have learned until around 1:00 am. I also prepare for the next day’s classes.

I always go to bed late. I usually fall asleep around 2:00 am.

I wake up every day at 6:00 am. In the morning, I prepare breakfast, which consists of paratha, a type of bread similar to naan, along with fried eggs and vegetable curry. I walk for about 15 minutes to school while chatting with my friends from the dorm.

Classes start at 9:00 am. I work hard on studying Japanese until around 12:30 pm. At Howdy Japanese Language School, Nara, there are various events such as cherry blossom viewing, Tanabata, and summer festivals. You can learn not only Japanese but also about Japanese culture and customs.

After classes end, I go back to the dorm and have lunch with my roommate at 1:00 pm. Bangladeshis love rice, and since I also like rice, I eat it almost every day. After lunch, I take a nap for about 30 minutes and rest a bit before my part-time job.

I work part-time at a sushi restaurant. My shift is from 5:00 pm to 10:00 pm. I make sushi in the kitchen. It gets very busy when there are many customers, but it’s interesting because I get to make traditional Japanese food.

I usually go to bed around 11:30 pm.