Where are you from?

I studied it for 8 years but I’ve actually forgot everything hahaha so I can understand the feeling! I just can read it but if people talk to me or expect me to speak French... well, I just run away

There are some study material on internet. But to hard to understand for me, sincr i'm bad at both English and Portuguesse And i met a kind soul from Brazil to teach me portuguesse everyday (๑•ㅂ•)و✧i can say that I'm very lucky

I'm from the US! I can speak Chinese (mandarin) pretty fluently since that's my parents' first language, and have been studying Japanese for 5-ish years C:

I studied a little latin when I was in grade school. The thing I noticed about Italian & Spanish (I extended here because both of them are of latin origin) is that they're both not gender neutral. They have names and things that have gender characteristics which I don't often encounter in Nihonggo & Mandarin. Our language have that too maybe because we've been a Spanish colony. Culture assimilation is interesting.

Me too (づ￣ ³￣)づ

Ohw so nice! I wish you good luck with that then :)
That’s the better way to learn in my opinion’ because in this way you can have fun in the meanwhile

Yeah’ languages with gender are more difficult since there are lots of things people have to think about while talking! Italian is sooo hard, if it was a little bit more useful in the world I would be happy to have it as my native language.
Actually Chinese is not that diffucult (of course I’m just talking about its grammar, all the rest takes life away from me every single time I study it hahaha) since verbs do not have Inflection as Spanish, Italian, etc

I'm french! I learned english and "trying" to learn japanese.
Can't even tell hiraganas apart ;-;
I'm ok with pronunciations but daaamn those letters are hard to draw I swear they look like weirdly knotted ropes xD
Any help with japanese is appreciated, in return I can help with french since i heard foreigners have troubles with our grammar hahah

Ohh’ where are they from? Which part of China? You must be very smart, and you’re also lucky because you are born in an environment where you can spaek two of the most important languages in the world :)

I noticed the grammar in Japanese is also not that difficult. The problems are the characters and the pronunciation as with Mandarin. Why do you think Italian as a language isn't useful?

My dad's from Shanghai and my mom's from Hualien, Taiwan! Haha not at all, I think learning Chinese first helped a lot with learning Japanese in terms of reading and writing! Although sometimes I get them mixed up because I learned simplified Chinese, and a lot of the kanji that Japanese uses is derived from traditional Chinese lol

I can help. I'm not good with pronounciation but I can help with writing kanjis. I want to learn French from a native speaker, words are lot harder to say in French.

Hello! ^^ I'm American but I'm 24% Irish and I live in America :)

Yeah but for me, for example, is very difficult because its sentences are created in a completely different way. For example my language has relative clauses after the element they’re referring to (ex. the boy -that is running- is doing something), while Japanese has them in another order (runnig is that boy the and so on). Maybe the sentence is not right because I had to do that just in Italian till now hahaa but it was just to explain
Sorry I talk too much (￣▽￣")
Because Italian is known only here, and the country is slowly ruining so I actually want to go away

Yeah sometimes when I watch animes with my sister I feel proud because I can recognize some characters hahaha
OHH really? I would like to go in both places, I’m planning on going to Shanghai with my university
Have you ever been with them in China?

Hello :)
Ohh where more or less? I've got some relatives from NY!!
Have you ever been to Ireland?

Ah, the proverbial talk about a ruining country. I could also say the say for mine. Btw, I'm just curious are there any language in Italy other than Italian? Because we have a lot in our country like Tagalaog, Ilocano, Bisaya, Chavacano etc. depends on the region you're in.

No, we actually just have dialects. I'm from Rome and almost anyone talks a strict dialect, it's just a difference in the sound of some consonants (sometimes we pronounce a ch sound as sh but here even if you do that everyone is going to understand you). While in places like Sardinia and Naples it is impossible to understand them when they speak dialect. In fact sometimes in language studies there are some of them that are recognized as different languages, but everyone speaks Italian, just in family or with close friends that come from your city you use dialect.
I know about Tagalog because my university teacher always names it hahah what's the name of yours? :)

I speak Tagalog, Bisaya, Ilocano (not fluent), and Ilonggo (not fluent). I grew up in a community speaking those language. The thing about my country since it's an archipelago each major island have dominant language. For instance, majority of Luzon speaks tagalog but a portion is speaking Pangasinense, Ilocano etc.,, Visayas has Bisaya, and Mindanao has muslim and regional bisaya. The political thing is that, children were all taught to speak Tagalog since childhood eventho we don't live in luzon. Tagalog was the national language eventhough it's not widely spoken in other islands. Oh, sorry for talking too much. How come your teacher knows it? Has she/he been in the Philippines?

Nope, i never seen Thai shows in the national TV. But i can see it via Cable tv hahha. And i never buy real manga since i'm afraid that my mother will caught his son being very gay :p