My oldest sister, who is 10 years older than me and although she was just continued in my life for the first 7 years. We can talked about everything and if we bicker, we get along again after 5 minutes and a coffee.
After that its my mom, while I can not talk with her about everything, she just detects my mood and give away a huge hug or a stupid ...... reply
is it bad if i say my cat?
i have two significantly younger siblings, who bouth are mentally dissabled, one with autism and another with anger issiues. my mom and dad are bouth kinda workaholics, so i was left babysitting a lot, and didn't see them much on week days, exept when they drove me to my activities. in terms of intrests it is a toss up be...... reply
I'd say I get along with my second oldest brother the best. We're fairly alike, some of his friends more or less thinks of me as a mini-version of him. We don't have, like, deeply personal conversations, but we can hold a conversation about some random obscure topic for hours. He's also the only one I can talk about really weird or nerdy things wit...... reply
My cousin Emily. She is just awesome, she is about the only one I can talk to in my family about Anime, Kpop, Manga, video games etc. So it's refreshing when we have gatherings because then I can go full out nerd with her lmao. reply
My main language is Turkish. I'm pretty fluent in English and I'm currently learning German and Japanese. I can mimic French(even though I dont completly know it) and know some words and sentences in Korean. 5 reply
i only speak English , some Spanish and i start to learn tiny bit of Thai,Japanese,Chinese and Korean and i really want to learn Taiwanese and Vietnamese 1 reply
I am actually from japan, but my friend is also learning Japanese. The best thing to start is hiragana/ひらがな. After, learn katakana/カタカナ. Learn some words and vocabulary after you Lenard hiragana and katakana. It is very easy to learn those writings. After you get vocabulary. Work on learning kanji/漢字 and more vocabulary. It will...... reply
All the answers so far are good, but you primarily need to know how YOU learn. Essentially, are you someone who prefers to go methodically, understanding each basic element before moving forward to the next step, or are you a big picture person, someone who likes to start with something big and purposeful and learn all the little details as you nee...... 1 reply
i use memrise, hiragana learn experiment, katakana pro and infinite Japanese. hiragana learning experiment helped me a lot when it comes to being able to write the symbols. i found katakana pro later on and used that one also to help with katakana. infinite japanese is a simple game that helps you learn new words and kanji so i like it a lot. i hav...... 1 reply
I use apps. Duplingo, katakana pro, memrise (my favorite), and then if you type in "kanji first grade" it should give you a blue app with Japanese kanji on it. It's an app they use in Japan and they have it all they way up to 8th grade or something. So I'd go duolingo and do all the lessons they have on hiragana (I think it's the first 4) then -> k...... 3 reply
