Cain't understand you go back to your country
Cain't understand you go back to your country
white power
i wanna become fluent in japanese and pretty good at spanish
no hablo un panuelo... i don't have a hankerchief... oh alright, cool, thanks for letting me know that dudeque?
no hablo un panuelo... i don't have a hankerchief... oh alright, cool, thanks for letting me know that dudeque?
creo que eres confundido
spanish because it's a sexy language and I have a history with it already, and it'll be more practical in the states and in the future. Japanese, because my jappa games ain't comin' to no Ingles countries any time soon abloo bloo. Really, I just want to get better at them. I have a moderate grasp at Japanese. I took 3 years of Spanish in school and forget every bit.
The poster above def ref'd some great resources for Japanisch, i've heard them being referred multiple times before. Also, you can also check out the dude who became legit fluent in like 500 some odd days. He basically put himself into a Japanese egg and Hulked through it and emerged a real -San
here it is!
http://www.alljapaneseallthetime.com/blog/
the guy is legit awesome, a real inspiration
True story: my spanish class required us to bring a picture of a family member, pass it around, and tell the class about the person - in Spanish. I brought a picture of myself as a child because I couldn't remember all the pronouns and female/male stuff, and gave my speech.You should have given her your D. Eh? Eh?
she gave me a D :-\
haha hablar is to speak. tener is to have.
No tengo....
I speak Japanesu
KanjiBox, Kotoba! and Midori on your iOS device are a Wu Tang-level combo.
I speak Japanesu
KanjiBox, Kotoba! and Midori on your iOS device are a Wu Tang-level combo.
I need to start using apps like these. I can read/understand enough Japanese to get through Tales of Vesperia at the moment, but my kanji (I've been having to rely on some of my old kanji dictionaries from high school to understand some of the dialogue) and conversational skills are abysmal. I don't plan on moving there or anything, but it would be awfully nice to be more proficient.
I speak Japanesu
KanjiBox, Kotoba! and Midori on your iOS device are a Wu Tang-level combo.
I need to start using apps like these. I can read/understand enough Japanese to get through Tales of Vesperia at the moment, but my kanji (I've been having to rely on some of my old kanji dictionaries from high school to understand some of the dialogue) and conversational skills are abysmal. I don't plan on moving there or anything, but it would be awfully nice to be more proficient.
lol. this sounds fun. playing a game already in english.
ser is passive and estar is active.
como soy un hombre. y estoy aburrido
I am a man. and I am bored
What I am. What I'm doing
I believe that's pretty much correct. diunx or someone else can correct me if I'm wrong.
Memrise looks fun. I'm gonna bookmark it.
I'm going to use the "if it wasn't for my job" cop out but the big shameful thing is that my Japanese has gone down. Hard to believe i was a few % off level 2 about 6 years ago. Now i'd be lucky to scrape level 3 (which i at least passed before),it's one of the few upticks redundancy might have - i could actually get some time to studysorry, forgot that i'd be babysitting and job hunting if that happened. lol
I know most arabic tongues and english, obviously. I wanna learn Spanish so I can get away with acting mexican.
Viva la Mexico Cabron
QuoteI passed JLPT2 when I was over there. I've decided I'm gonna shoot for JLPT1 by the December 2012 test. I've started doing kanji, vocabulary and reading review every day when I go to the gym and I'm still at about 90% retention through N2. After a few weeks of that I'm gonna start introducing N1 and trying to read more Japanese in my day-to-day life. It's really tough, but I realized I'm on the edge of losing it completely, and I'd rather fight back the other way and pass N1. (Once I pass N1 I might forget everything, of course.
wowzers - nice. Advice from everyone seems to be "fug N2 and go straight to N1" :)
there's a few guys on the floor going to do N1 next year and i've joined in. One of the guys has passed the old level 1 and the N1 and we've roped in some Japanese help, plus the father in law is offering lessons too so i'm thinking of writting next year off so i can get N1, RR, and -maybe- start the study for CFA.
I speak Japanesu
KanjiBox, Kotoba! and Midori on your iOS device are a Wu Tang-level combo.
I speak Japanesu
KanjiBox, Kotoba! and Midori on your iOS device are a Wu Tang-level combo.
Are you living in Germany, or do you just have a German roommate?
When I started learning Japanese, it washed away what little Spanish I learned in high school. Like, literally, when I try to say a sentence in Spanish, I sometimes conjugate the verb into Japanese structure. :-\