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stop encouraging him >:I
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I enjoyed this. Finally a Steam pun that is ACTUALLY funny ;pSteam more like Freeam.
Steam more like Freeam.
ジョザイアさん 、 日本語を話しますか。Steam should rename himself to Freeam, it makes sense
フウ フウ フウ!
Steam should rename himself to Freeam, it makes sense
フウ フウ フウ!
おろ?日本語は戻ったか?うれしいよ!ジョザイアさん 、 日本語を話しますか。
I think that's right :<
えと ...日本語のクラス ? 大好きです! サ-ハイアさん も ?おろ?日本語は戻ったか?うれしいよ!
トランズさん、それは正解~
君たちの日本語はどうですか?
ツ シWhenever I see this symbol, "ジ", I lol because it's a smiley face.![]()
君のを大好きには喜ぶ! (Dunno how to congugate yorokobu >>)えと ...日本語のクラス ? 大好きです! サ-ハイアさん も ?
I have no idea how to katakana your name T_T
いいえジョザイアさん 、 日本語を話しますか。
I think that's right :<
The hardest part so far has been Kanji. We just started it last week and it is rather confusing. Considering there are over 10000 characters(I think) for Kanji and each means something different. It is pretty rough. At least so far Hiragana and Katakana have been pretty easy.I don't understand japanese at all.
I imagine learning a language like that would suck because you can't pronounce anything you don't already know.
Not that commendable but thanks anyways. I needed a foreign language credit because I never had to take one in ****town, ****lahoma high school. So I chose Japanese. It was a hard choice though. I was a hard decision between Italian and Japanese. Glad I took Japanese. Although potlucks for Italian would have been epic. XDPretty sure japanese is one of the hardest (if not THE hardest) modern languages to learn. I commend Bees for taking a class on it, pretty bold.
I just highlight the text and right click to the Bing translator, works semi-decently.
I'm such a cheater.
kinda depends, I've heard that japanese is really easy on conjugation to the point where when directly translated it sounds like caveman speak.Pretty sure japanese is one of the hardest (if not THE hardest) modern languages to learn. I commend Bees for taking a class on it, pretty bold.
I just highlight the text and right click to the Bing translator, works semi-decently.
I'm such a cheater.
\ I've heard that japanese is really easy on conjugation to the point where when directly translated it sounds like caveman speak.
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Hardest speaking language is all relative to what native language you speak. For people who speak English, the asian based languages are the hardest. Partly due to the reading and writing aspect. Japanese has a pretty difficult writing system. But overall the hardest part for me is remembering particle placement as well as just remembering little rules(that 0.01% of the time). Also the general issues with learning new languages. Just remember what words mean.kinda depends, I've heard that japanese is really easy on conjugation to the point where when directly translated it sounds like caveman speak.
as a foreign language, Portuguese, Dutch, and English are apparently some of the hardest. I know english is supposedly extremely hard because there are so many exceptions to rules that there are hardly even rules.
Hardest speaking language is all relative to what native language you speak. For people who speak English, the asian based languages are the hardest. Partly due to the reading and writing aspect. Japanese has a pretty difficult writing system. But overall the hardest part for me is remembering particle placement as well as just remembering little rules. Also the general issues with learning new languages. Just remember what words mean.
AKA it's a functional, well put together language.Basically this. It's not really caveman speak as it is backwards to how we speak, but Japan has certain rules for conjugation and structure and it sticks to those rules like 99.9% of the time. Therefore, once you learn how to structure everything it's really easy to put together sentences and whatnot.
Actually that does help. Thank you. Also the 0.01% issue I have is those select words that dont follow the "ee" and "oo" rule where they are transcribed as an "i" or "u" instead.I feel like I should just say this but, honestly, you shouldn't think of japanese as words, rather ideas (especially Kanji). Trust me, it helps.