I love to learn new languages. I identify as Otaku. I enjoy subtitle movies. I am interested in traveling abroad. I live in the US. I want to visit Australia. I have researched things to do in Sydney. I am saving up for a trip. I work at a bank. My coworker is pregnant.  I watch the show Lupin. I know French. I do not know much Japanese. I am learning German. I decided to learn German because I have a coworker from Germany and because I want to expand my knowledge.
I enjoy watching baseball. I am trying to learn Japanese. I enjoy anime. I considered learning German. I decided to learn Japanese because I like watching anime. I would like to visit New Zealand. I live in the US. I work for an Architect. I've been at my job 10 years. I am helping design a skyscraper in New York. I have not designed a building in 10 years.
What is your favorite anime? The only anime I am familiar with is Pokemon!  Demon Slayer is my favorite anime at the moment, but there's many others I like a whole lot for instance One Punch Man, One Piece, Naruto, Goblin Slayer. I could go on and on about my favorite anime because it probably changes weekly, haha. Wow, you're really into it. Some of my friends tried to get me into Pokemon cards, but I wasn't interested. Animated movies I like include The Incredibles and The Simpsons movie. Lupin is a good anime that you like, It's very old but it's a classic. I liked Pokemon cards when I was in 4th grade that was probably around 2000 though right when it first become popular in America. You know Pokemon cards are actually really popular again all of a sudden it's quite peculiar they've made a come back.  When you learn Japanese, maybe you can get work making subtitles for Japanese shows and movies. I know a girl that wanted to become an anime cartoon artist. I have not talked to her in years. I wonder if she is making progress on her goal. Oh doing subtitles, that's an absolutely wonderful idea! My other idea was to teach English to Japanese kids on the side through zoom style meetings. I work for an Architect currently I make good money but I think tutoring Japanese kids would be fulfilling plus it'll add some cash to my pocket.   That's a great idea. So many people are coming here from other countries, so that kind of work is probably in high demand. Ten years ago, I never saw as many foreign people as I do now. A new Indian restaurant opened up about a block from me that I want to try visiting one day. I've never had Indian food, the thought of curry though makes me want to vomit. Growing up I had a few friends who were Indian who lived in my neighborhood and every time I'd go to their house the it smelled of curry so bad I always had to leave early because it made me feel sick. I guess it could just be the style of curry though that made me feel that way. Every ones taste buds are different though right? Maybe one day you will find out exactly what it was. The first time I tried some Indian food was when my friend gave me a samosa. I loved it. Are anyone in your family immigrants? My great great grandfather is 75% British. My uncle is married to a Vietnamese lady, she's one of the nicest people I've ever met and her family is huge!  They're all absolutely wonderful people. Sadly though I don't like Vietnamese food either. I'm pretty basic I guess when it comes to food. I like stuff like French fries and hamburgers, lol nothing too exotic for me. You'd be seeing a rare sight to see me even eat fish. When I learn German, I want to ask my coworker about her life story. I took a French class in high school, but I didn't pay attention in class and didn't learn any French. German is interesting, and that would be neat to hear her life story. I had friends in high school who also learned French but I took a couple of classes of German as well. Wasn't any good at speaking it but it was interesting. 