Today, I submitted my work at the last minute. I think it was okay because I had my part-time job and worked for eight hours. I was very tired after work. Also, I forgot to bring my dormitory key. I had a lot of small problems today, so I think it was probably an unlucky day for me. I hope tomorrow will be better.

Today, I went to school and attended my classes as usual. I studied several subjects and spent time with my friends during the breaks. After school, I went home and felt a little tired. I decided to take a nap and slept for a while. After waking up, I felt much better and more refreshed. In the evening, I relaxed, had dinner, and prepared for the next day. It was a simple but pleasant day.

Today I have a pain in my chest because I went to the gym yesterday and I trained hard. Last week I couldn’t go there because I was very busy so I was trained hard yesterday. I often go to the gym three times on a week. Work out is very hard but it’s very exciting for me.

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Today I went to the hair salon to get my roots touched up and dye my hair. I stayed there for about six hours, so I was really tired. It was kind of hard because I always wanted to move around, but I had to sit still for a long time. My hair looks nice now, but I’m exhausted.

Today, I woke up at 8 a.m. and went to school. After my classes were over, I went to the beach in Hiratsuka with my father. We rode jet skis and enjoyed the beautiful weather by the sea. My dog, Lily, was also with us, so I had an amazing time with my family.

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Even after getting into bed, my mind remains wide awake, and my thoughts won't stop. University assignments, my future career thoughts keep popping into my head one after another. Even trivial things that I wouldn't have cared about before are crossing my mind, creating a vicious cycle of increased alertness. First, I need to regulate my breathing and break this thought loop. Today, I'll just shut out all information and prioritize falling asleep.

I'm really sleepy today. But I have to work my part-time job all day. It's really tough. On top of that, I overslept this morning. I think I'll go straight home and go to bed tonight. I've decided to start studying for my gym instructor certification. I'm going to do my best from now on.

"Wait, what does that mean?" In cross-cultural situations, moments of surprise and confusion can arise where we least expect them. Enjoy listening to Japanese and discover how culture can shape the way people think and communicate. 「えっ、どういう意味？」 異文化の中では、そんな驚きや戸惑いが思わぬところで生まれます。 日本語のリスニングを楽しみながら、インドネシアの文化や人々の考え方を感じてみましょう。