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Hello everyone a few minutes ago i joined the StarBaduk-Community and i would like to introduce myself :3
Although i learnt english for some years, my language might be a little bit poor, but i hope you'll be able to understand everything.
My Name is Jonas, I'm a 21-years-old male from Germany.
At the moment I'm doing my apprenticeship as an IT-management assistent in a middle sized company.
In my freetime i like to read books, go swimming, of course playing some video games, listening to music, reading/watching anime/manga and spending some relaxing time with good friends.
My first contact with baduk was 9 month ago, while i discovered a strange yet interesting manga named Hikaru no Go (you all might know it).
Well what should i say, i swallowed the complete Anime in one week and read the manga afterwards. Some Days later I joined the KGS-Badukserver and serveral weeks after I visited the local go club (there are only 4-5 members
).
I started to visit the Club regulary and participated in some german go tournaments. Up until now i made it to 5 (wannabe-4) Kyu (Gup?) and the game is still fun
- Although I recognize that the "stronger" I become, the more I understand that I understand nothing about Baduk. Sometimes this can be very depressive, but normally I see it like a challenge 
I like to laugh a lot and see the brighter side of life, besides that there are rumours about I'm beeing very lazy....
Maybe I'll attach a photo later.
wuah such a long wall of text, i hope you all didnt fall asleep or got bored.
At last I would like to say 'Hi' to everyone, I hope well get along nicely and thanks to Haijin for sharing her thoughts, feelings and daily life with us.
(To call the game baduk is still a little bit unfamilar to me, although I recently read a english go book by Yoon Youngsun, so please be gentle if I sometimes write japanese terms ^_^)
Yours
Jonas
Although i learnt english for some years, my language might be a little bit poor, but i hope you'll be able to understand everything.
My Name is Jonas, I'm a 21-years-old male from Germany.
At the moment I'm doing my apprenticeship as an IT-management assistent in a middle sized company.
In my freetime i like to read books, go swimming, of course playing some video games, listening to music, reading/watching anime/manga and spending some relaxing time with good friends.
My first contact with baduk was 9 month ago, while i discovered a strange yet interesting manga named Hikaru no Go (you all might know it).
Well what should i say, i swallowed the complete Anime in one week and read the manga afterwards. Some Days later I joined the KGS-Badukserver and serveral weeks after I visited the local go club (there are only 4-5 members
).I started to visit the Club regulary and participated in some german go tournaments. Up until now i made it to 5 (wannabe-4) Kyu (Gup?) and the game is still fun
- Although I recognize that the "stronger" I become, the more I understand that I understand nothing about Baduk. Sometimes this can be very depressive, but normally I see it like a challenge I like to laugh a lot and see the brighter side of life, besides that there are rumours about I'm beeing very lazy....
Maybe I'll attach a photo later.
wuah such a long wall of text, i hope you all didnt fall asleep or got bored.
At last I would like to say 'Hi' to everyone, I hope well get along nicely and thanks to Haijin for sharing her thoughts, feelings and daily life with us.
(To call the game baduk is still a little bit unfamilar to me, although I recently read a english go book by Yoon Youngsun, so please be gentle if I sometimes write japanese terms ^_^)
Yours
Jonas
Thanks for writing such a long and specific introduction of yourself. it's so kind of you.
I think your english is quite reasonable!! You should be confident with it. ^^
I have been to a few German cities, such as Berlin, Munich, Frankfrut etc. It was so sweet to travel there.
'Hikaru no go' is really something. 'Cause you will find out that so many baduk players got interested in the game by that.
Anyway, I am so glad to have you, Welcome!