or worrying mentally if you, for example,
see other children in your school who have nicer clothes, more expensive clothes,
and your parents can’t afford those kinds of clothes.
M: Oh, really? W: His family is from the South. My mother is from Japan. She grew up in
Nagasaki and moved to Yokohama when she was
young, so most of my families are there,
Japan or is it just like at home? W: Oh, it’s absolutely difficult because,
well, first of all, there’re dialects and then of course there are different levels of politeness and conversationalist, I guess, and especially once I get into a classroom
with other professors, and other students,
colleagues at my age. It’s quite difficult to follow the language,
but if it’s street talk it’s much easier. M: Oh, really! OK, so at university,