Thank You For Coming to my TED Talk

 So, I've started up my Intermediate Japanese class through Community Education. It's a bit chaotic, but also wonderful? I'd forgotten how much I personally like the teacher, Tetsuya. He's great. I think he's legit planning on having the class organize a Zoom karaoke.  Our first homework is to write a short thing in which we talk about three things we like and three things we dislike.

I have half of the assignment in this paragraph (in romanji):

Otaku desu kara, anime mo manga mo daisuki desu. Wastashi no sukina manga wa Bleach desu. Shikashi, atarashī Bleach no terebi bangu ga kirai desu. Baka ni narimasu.

Because I am a nerd, I love anime and manga. My favorite manga is Bleach. But, I hate Bleach's new television series. It will be stupid
 

Now, I just need to come up with two more things that I like and I can start practicing saying this out loud. I feel like this is important information that I may need to convey in many future situations, so it behooves me to memorize it. :-)

I have to admit that I kind of want to continue to just talk about manga and anime the whole time? And then end it with the Japanese version of "Thank you for coming to my TED talk"

How much do you suppose Tetsuya is ALREADY regretting allowing me to take this class again??