If you’ve ever wondered how it would be like to be fluent in three languages, you should ask Mr.Diaz. Our fellow Newspaper teacher has been very busy this past school year. Not only has he been teaching the class, and managing the library, but he has began a Japanese Club right here on campus! Exciting right? This club takes place in the library after school on Tuesdays only from 3:30 to 5. “My students aren’t so advanced, but one thing’s for certain is that they really do have a lot of fun!” stated Mr.Diaz. This class is mainly used for learning the basics of the language, and it really helps you get out of your comfort zone. Even though this class doesn’t have many students, it really is an awesome way to learn a new language, and expand your knowledge on other countries you might know very little. Tanosin de kure! (if you didn’t get this, you should join). 
Wednesday, February 3, 2016
日本のクラブ
If you’ve ever wondered how it would be like to be fluent in three languages, you should ask Mr.Diaz. Our fellow Newspaper teacher has been very busy this past school year. Not only has he been teaching the class, and managing the library, but he has began a Japanese Club right here on campus! Exciting right? This club takes place in the library after school on Tuesdays only from 3:30 to 5. “My students aren’t so advanced, but one thing’s for certain is that they really do have a lot of fun!” stated Mr.Diaz. This class is mainly used for learning the basics of the language, and it really helps you get out of your comfort zone. Even though this class doesn’t have many students, it really is an awesome way to learn a new language, and expand your knowledge on other countries you might know very little. Tanosin de kure! (if you didn’t get this, you should join). 
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