RE: Hey there, I'm new here...Allow me to introduce myself
Hey @honeysim,
Your introduction post is really eye-catching and you're a really interesting person! I hope I can get to know you more. I hope you'll enjoy your time teaching in Japan. I used to be an intern teacher in Fujisawa, Kanagawa and the Japanese students are really cute!!
To introduce myself, I'm a scout from Steemit Greeters Guild, @greetersguild. We are a community that wants to help newbies like you.
Your contents definitely deserve more upvotes and views, so I am offering you an opportunity. Right now, our founder @terminallyill is hosting our biggest contest, Operation Save a Newbie.
I suggest you to participate by posting your best post within 24 hours because you deserve better upvotes and views. Paste your post link in the post's comment and tag me @tifaong as your referral. Then I can support you in your endeavours.
I get rewards too when you tag me as your referral :)
Hi @tifaong, you are the second person I am meeting here that has taught in Japan as well. It is really heart-warming to meet persons who have taught here; it is a pleasure working with these students. Thank you for introducing the Operation Save a Newbie contest; it is a good venture for newbies. Wishing you all the best as well dear.
Hey @honeysim, really, who's the other person? I'd like to meet him/her as well. Yup, I totally agree with you. The Japanese students are great and lovely!
You're welcome, I hope you'll participate and gain the views that you deserve. You write really good, you know. Thank you :)
That person is @majes.tytyty who lived in Japan for 17 years. I will do my best. Thank you.
Hi @honeysim , I love your energetic introduction and the fact that you ask yourself, "How will I add value?"
I was also going to invite you to the contest above, but I see @tifaong beat me to it. ;)
Hope to see you there. Maybe you'll write more about your adjustment to life in Japan? I am likely to visit there in a few years. I don't speak Japanese either! (Yet).
Why, thank you @wholeself-in. I am happy you enjoyed reading my introduction. Yeah, he beat you to it but that is alright - teamwork. My writings will definitely include life in Japan. You should make that visit happen; it is a beautiful place and no worries about not speaking Japanese. I have been surviving without knowing much so you will be fine. Plus, Japan is delving further into making English apart of its daily runnings. It would still be good to study some general Japanese for the sake of introduction and greetings :-).