Learning language
I am taking Japanese self paced in college and I feel like I have gotten no where even though I'm passing. There's an exam coming but it's after the deadline to drop the course and I don't know if I should take the final exam and hope for the best or drop it to not fail. How was I supposed to remember conversational Japanese in only six months that is too short and I have problems reading it but I can understand if I hear it.
@compassionatecrane1476
I'm so sorry you are in this situation. I don't know what the right choice will be, I'm sorry I can't give a concrete advice because I don't know if taking the exam and doing less than expected or dropping it altogether will be a good idea. Just hope you can take care of yourself in this difficult time, some relaxing exercises, spending time in nature, having a soothing drink etc. Then whatever decision you take, may you be at peace with it. <3
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