I wish the Japanese made their anime dvds with English subtitles. Then I'd just buy the Japanese One Piece anime here. Unfortunately, (or perhaps fortunately for my budget) they never seem to have english subtitles on anime. Go figure.
If I remember correctly, Loguetown goes very quickly in the manga, so the next volume will probably get you all the way through Whiskey Peak (after that is the Little Garden arc (dinosaurs and giants!), the Drum arc (Chopper!) and the Arabasta arc (Princess Vivi, Crocodile!).
One thing i'm really going to miss here is manga coming out in English. It's not a problem for series I know where to find online (Bleach, One Piece, Naruto) but some are just impossible to find (Yu Yu Hakusho and Dragonball) which means I have to resort to either waiting a year, or reading them very slowly in Japanese *L* Ah well, I guess it's good practice for me.
I have between 2-6 classes a day. My busiest day is Saturday with six classes. Usually I only have 3-4 and they usually last an hour. I teach all different ages and skill levels. My youngest kids are five or so. My oldest students are a grandfather and grandmother who want to learn enough English for a trip to America they're taking in June.
I keep wondering if in six months, I'll find this all as enjoyable as I do now - I hope so since this really is an ideal situation for me:)
Re: Hi, Ren-chan!
If I remember correctly, Loguetown goes very quickly in the manga, so the next volume will probably get you all the way through Whiskey Peak (after that is the Little Garden arc (dinosaurs and giants!), the Drum arc (Chopper!) and the Arabasta arc (Princess Vivi, Crocodile!).
One thing i'm really going to miss here is manga coming out in English. It's not a problem for series I know where to find online (Bleach, One Piece, Naruto) but some are just impossible to find (Yu Yu Hakusho and Dragonball) which means I have to resort to either waiting a year, or reading them very slowly in Japanese *L* Ah well, I guess it's good practice for me.
I have between 2-6 classes a day. My busiest day is Saturday with six classes. Usually I only have 3-4 and they usually last an hour. I teach all different ages and skill levels. My youngest kids are five or so. My oldest students are a grandfather and grandmother who want to learn enough English for a trip to America they're taking in June.
I keep wondering if in six months, I'll find this all as enjoyable as I do now - I hope so since this really is an ideal situation for me:)