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こんにちは !! I am Romain, the new intern from France!
I arrived in Japan few weeks ago and yet I can say that I have done a lot of things and たのした a lot!


 Me fui como intern de Hippo en México por un año antes de llegar en Japón entonces ya sé un poco de Hippo… ¡Me gusta mucho el entorno multingüe y este estilo de vida único!


Je trouve ça génial que tant de personnes soient impliquées dans le projet, j’espère que Hippo va continuer de grandir de plus en plus!


Como les dije ya he hecho un buen de cosas aquí…

Je suis arrivé lors de la Golden Week du coup j’ai eu pas mal de temps pour visiter un peu le Japon… Par exemple je suis allé à Kurukuma et j’ai vu le Grand Buddha, c’était impressionnant!


I also went to the Caballeros Camp, we were more than 200 men (only)! Can you imagine that? That was super fun and I could talk a lot in Japanese and different languages with the Hippo Members
With the Hippo Judo Club we did a judo presentation. That was めちゃ うれし !! We had a lot of fun remixing the track of Ichiro going in the school bus…

-          どこからきたの ?
-          Mmmm 日本だけど
-          Waaa 日本 ?! Yaaa 柔道 できるでしょ ?
-          柔道 ?? YES OF COURSE !!!




Mis familias y los miembros de Hippo son todos buena onda, disfruto mucho mi tiempo aquí porque no veo el tiempo pasar. Estoy en Japón por solo 4 meses porque tengo que regresar a la escuela en septiembre ☹ pero だよぶintento de disfrutar de casa momento que tenga!


Petit à petit les sons que j’entends deviennent de plus en plus clairs dans ma 頭… Je ne comprends pas encore tout mais j’arrive à m’imaginer de quoi on parle. C’est la première 言語 que j’apprends vraiment de manière naturelle (comme un こども) et c’est très intéressant d’observer le processus qui se passe dans mon cerveau…


Now I am in Sendai… A new adventure began! If you are from Sendai I hope to meet and have fun with you!! For my friends from Tokyo, we will see each other soon!


SENDAI

日曜日 Sendai 糸と ゆふとままやえしぶやおrestaurantたべた.かみしばいあなした.All the people from Sendai seem super cool. The lunch was really fun y nos tardimos un buen.

El lunes fuimos a la universidad!!
大学わdivertido. Hicimos la sesion en el aire y nadie tuvo verguenza.


J’ai visité le 大観音. おき !! おもしろい !! 仏教わおもしろいだからヨーロッパない.

ぼくはかそくわげんきとmamaのぃおりわうえし !!! Hippo Members are also super cool but I guess this is the same in all Japan 😉. Can’t wait to make new friends here!!







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  1. Que padre! Enjoy your time in Sendai, Goma-chan! Excited to read more about your multilingual 冒険!

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  2. WAW..I'm so happy to see your happy face, disfrutando la vida de Hippo en Japon. I can´t believe
    time run so fast....solo hace poco estabas en México disfrutando de la vida de Hippo de Mexico and
    now..sugoiii!! Tanoshi desune!!! No olvides....Ser tu mismo!!! see you in Mexico again...soon?! Kana?

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