Why do they make it as a default.... please make the original sound in whichever language as a default at least...

From my past experience, I've found I get a healthy condition both mentally and physically when I can adjust my work time (I mean, as a labour force) less then 20 hours a week and spend more time on my own creative work. I'll keep this in my mind after this project is done for my own sake.

So the best is transitioning an image to specific language speaking at the moment directly, but even so, I still feel laggy sometimes. I wonder whether verbal thinkers still imagine words and sentences like reading a book whilst thinking and talking. That would be so interesting.

When my Japanese brain is dominant, what happens in my brain is transitioning an image to a Japanese phrase automatically (it pops out in Japanese!) and then translating it to English. That takes so much time... The opposite happens when my English brain dominates my mind whilst speaking Japanese.

As I'd been trained to verbalise in many occasions, some scenes or images are automatically connected to particular words or phrases in my mind. Still, I always wish I could tell what I'm thinking by showing the image I have in my mind to others.

Wooo excited!✨

Oh, and of course if you live in a nice apartment provided with well mentainance and facilities in a city, you wouldn't have such issues. Our new house is a renovated old Japanese house so it's getting freezing inside a house already🥶 We use a/c now but definitely need to get additional heaters...

I'd rather love the Finnish winter with the beautiful scenery covered by snow. The air is freezing but very clear. Anyways, it's pretty normal to have a bathtub at home & use it daily in Japan so I immediately understood why there's a sauna in every household in Finland hahaha

Actually the outside temperature is not that cold unless you live in the snowy area but it's freaking cold inside a Japanese-style house! Why don't they have any central heating system like Europe😭 Tbh spending winter in Finland was much more bearable as it's so warm inside a house.

To explain the context, English education in the Japan's school curriculum is not much practical. Teaching English neither as a communication tool nor as an opportunity to learn culture and society which construct the language. Its focus is heavily on grammers and readings for uni entrance exams...