Mehak Molparia

Driven by a results-focused approach, I leveraged leadership qualities and event planning skills at Nawazishein Foundation, enhancing program engagement and efficiency. Excelled in team collaboration and public speaking, significantly contributing to educational workshops and peer tutoring at Taposthali Classes, fostering improved academic performance and student confidence. Outgoing Volunteer providing experience helping non-profit organization with daily tasks and needs. Friendly and helpful when assisting employees and visitors requesting services. Driven by cause to work diligently to accomplish measurable impact. Detail-oriented team player with strong organizational skills. Ability to handle multiple projects simultaneously with a high degree of accuracy.

I have been learning Japanese language for the last one year, it is very interesting. It presents unique challenges due to its distinct writing system, grammar, and cultural context. 

Japanese uses three main scripts:

• Hiragana: A phonetic script used for native Japanese words.
• Katakana: Another phonetic script used mainly for foreign words, names, and some onomatopoeia.
• Kanji: Logographic characters borrowed from Chinese, representing words or morphemes.

Japanese has various levels of formality:

• Casual: Used with friends and family.
• Polite (丁寧語, teineigo): Standard form used with strangers and in most social situations.
• Honorific (尊敬語, sonkeigo) and Humble (謙譲語, kenjougo): Used in formal settings and to show respect.
• Learning Japanese is a journey that requires dedication, but it opens up opportunities to connect with a rich culture and a fascinating language. Whether for travel, work, or personal interest, the effort put into learning Japanese is well worth it.