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Quickly I need your help

Jaafar — Fri, 19 Oct 2007 07:24:00 GMT

hello,

I have test next Sunday date 21 / 10

And I need some help you in writing because I do not know this:

The first writting about: A formal letter (to a language school)

Including: 1- Greeting 2- Introduction 3- Personal information 4- Experience as lerarner 5- Formal ending.

The second writing: An informal letter (to a penfriend / relativce)

Including: p.1- Greeting p.2/3/4- Information about yourself p.5- Informal ending.

please, help me I do not know how to work it ... I want that to exam

Re: informal Letter of Motivation for WorkingHoliday

Tam Sadek — Sun, 15 Oct 2006 21:45:55 GMT

Try this and note the changes:

I am a 23 year old graphic designer (University ***) and work as an advisor on art and graphics material. In addition, I am also working as an instructor on painting courses.

I have always been interested in Asian culture. It was during the Olympic Winter Games in Nagano 1998 that I became especially interested in Japan. I subsequently developed my interest in the Japanese language and culture more and more. I studied Japanese on my own, and in February 2005 and August 2006 I took Japanese Language Classes.

Because I want to improve my language skills I would like to study at Language School for 3 months before working and travelling.

I am keen to travel in order to understand the Japanese culture and lifestyle more. This has resulted in me visiting Japan as a tourist twice in March and September 2006 for 2 weeks each time.

I really liked being there. I got to know wonderful friends and had the possibility to gain an insight in Japanese family and there traditional/daily life.

Furthermore I am very interested in Japanese handicrafts and would like get to know different crafts, e.g. shodo, ikebana, pottery. For me, as a designer, it would be extremely helpful to gain international experience.

Now I am particularly excited about understanding Japanese culture more, taking part in daily life and gaining an insight into working life.

Yours faithfully

Hope this helps

informal Letter of Motivation for WorkingHoliday

Froggi — Sun, 15 Oct 2006 21:00:22 GMT

Hello all,
I am new here in this forum. I am glad that I found this website and I hope I can improve my english. My english knowledge is very, very bad and my grammar terrible. I am sorry for that but I try my best.

It would be great if someone could correct my letter. Thank you very much! Froggi

Dear Sir or Madam

I would like to apply for a Working Holiday Visa for Japan from January 2007 until December 2007.

I am 23 yrs old graphic designer (University ***) and work as an advisor for art and graphical material. Besides i am working as an instructor for painting courses.

I always have been interested in asian culture. Especially during the Olympic Winter Games in Nagano 1998 I became specialised in Japan. I developed my interest in the japanese language and culture more and more. I studied japanese language on my own, in Feburary 2005 and in August 2006 I took Japanese Language Classes.
Because i want to improve my language skills i would like to study at Language school during the first 3 month besides work and traveling.

I am keen to travel in order to understand japanese culture and lifestyle more. At last this already has brought me to Japan as a tourist twice (March 2006, September 2006) for 2 weeks at a time.

I really liked being there. I got to know wonderful friends and had the possibilty to gain an insight in japanese family and there traditional/daily life.

Furthermore i am very interested in japanese handicrafts and would like get to know different crafts, e.g. shodo, ikebana, pottery. For me, as a designer, it would be helpful to gather international experience.

Now I am particularly excited about understanding the japanese culture more, take part in daily life and gain an insight into working life.

Yours faithfully