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love japanese
yup....
i already memorize some songs n japanese
and im trying to write hiragana too
i also know a few jap words and phrases
"blood isnt enough.."
I've been studying Japanese
I've been studying Japanese in college for 3 years and lived in Japan for 1 year. During the first semester, there were around 90 students, and during the sixth semester only 4 students were still left.
I guess most of the students felt that learning Japanese is not worth the effort, but I don’t agree. During my studies I had many great experiences and I had some of the best time of my life in Japan.
im in a japanese class right now but im jsut a newbie at it
I might try Rosseta Stone
I knew two words, but forgot them! >.>
>.>
"Bust through the heveans with your Drill!
LOL
XXNESKERXX
I'm able to sing along with
thats pretty much all i can
Depends!!!!!!!
I would have to say that speaking is WAY easier than
reading japanese! Im no pro but I can speak and understand
it farly well. Theres different ways on learning it, you just
need to find a method that suits you! Take me for example,
I am a full blooded mexican teen. And i only have 2 yrs
experience with learning japanese and i didnt practice. So
yeah it depends!!!!!
gonna learn
hopefully if things go according to plan, im going to Japan this summer and learning the language
" Life becomes useless and insipid when we have no longer either friends or enemies."Lucky
I want to learn Japanese
"I will be the GOD of this New World"
start
then check the website below and start to learn it doesnt cover everything but it can only help
" Life becomes useless and insipid when we have no longer either friends or enemies."hey i know a place
cool i at least want to
thanks for the info
i didn't know there was anything like that online, thanks a lot for the information.
Re: The Japanese Language
Ohayou! I am going to be taking a Japanese class at Mira Costa College in Oceanside CA that starts on august 25th. My daughter is also going to be taking it...we're looking forward to learning the language.
My brother-in-law was stationed in Japan when he was in the Navy and he has taught me a few words. I also have found several on-line translators that I have used and a website that has a lot of the basic words & phrases that are used.
I must agree that I do have a hard time singing along with some of my favorite anime songs, but it is fun to try and I'm now starting to recognize a lot of the words. What really helps is when the shows have the words ib both romanji and english subs like karoke *grinning* at least then I can see what the letters arewhich makes it a little easier to "sing along".
Dewa Mata,
Niji-Hana
(dewa mata = see you later)
(ohayou - good morning)
thatz 1 of my goalz in life
i wanna japaneze so badly
but i dont kno how
I often listen to Miyavi
I often listen to Miyavi and An Cafe, sometime sing along too :XD I know few words, but I have new... ish books on the speach and writing. But I don't mind, I get by with a quick look through them once in a while.
The night is undying
The stars ablaze
What will become of you
When they are all but dust
I want to learn Japaneese
I want to learn Japaneese too. I've considered getting the Rosettta Stone program but it's expensive. I have picked up a few words of Japaneese from watching so many subtitled animes. yay :)
"Those who live in darkness wander aimlessly."
yeah
Re: yeah
That's right quexer... sayonara means goodbye...
Dewa Mata,
Niji-Hana