Hello everyone,
My name is Sarah Ciampi and this is my second year here at
GCC. When I first came here I had the intentions of become a radiologist, a
doctor who reads x-ray scans and gives a diagnosis. I thought I would take some
core classes and continue on to GCU and then hopefully Midwestern University to
accomplish my long life dream of becoming a doctor. However, things have taken
a 360° degree turn for me. I no longer have a dream of becoming a doctor. The
dream I am chasing after now, is of becoming a translator interpreter in Asian
languages. I have high hopes of being able to study at International ChristianUniversity, located just 5,838 miles away from home in Tokyo, Japan.
I have been study Japanese for a little under a year now,
and I now have developed some awkward habits from it… More like a list of habits.
I now have the habit of slightly bowing to people, when it’s saying thank you
or excuse me/I’m sorry, I bow. I even sometimes respond in Japanese rather than
English. Last but not least, my English has gotten worse with learning Japanese.
All in all, I’m a friendly person with some pretty awkward habits due to
learning a new language. Even so, I look forward to a good semester with everyone!
Yoroshiku onegaishimasu (pleased to meet you).
