I've been learning Japanese for over a year now and using an app called Duolingo has been really useful. Also, watching Japanese programmes really helps to learn and understand the pronunciation. Writing characters on flip cards is additionally useful for memorising the hiragana, katakana, kanji and just Japanese words in general. 1 reply
Im also learning japanese and besides what Marisolvrhg advised (which I totally agree and thats what im doing too) I recommend you to try to find the japanese lyrics of some songs you like and try to follow the lyrics, it will improve your memorization with the japanese alphabet and you will also understand better how to pronounce each "symbol" (le...... 1 reply
Ok, so... I'm starting to learn japonese as well, but I already have experience with studying Korean (for 6 months approximately) and I also have done some research in how to iníciate with my japonese learning, so here goes my suggestions:
1) Learn the Hiragana and Katakana alphabet; How to write and pronounce them.
2) Begin learning some Kanji ...... 2 reply
So... do you guys ever think that your language doesn't have enough swear words? Learn finnis! We have a swear word for every situation. You can even make sentences out of them:
Haista paska vitun kusipää= smell shit fucking* peehead (*you can't even translatethe word vittu so I used fuck) Here's a list witch has most of those amazing and life sa...... 2 reply
I can speak English (duh), Spanish, and I've been learning Korean since eighth grade and I'm fairly good at it. I'm in 9th grade now. There's this kid in my school who moved from Korea and he said I'm good at Korean. 3 reply
I speak English and japanese but not fluently, my native language is persian^^ We also have Arabic at school but I'm not that interested, So usually I ditch the class:]
I really wanna learn russian, Spanish and Italian... I gusse you should be really smart to do so?(which I'm not lol)
I was wondering if anyone here could speak persian? Bia ashena s...... 3 reply
I grew up speaking Korean and didn't learn English until I was about 9 when I moved to Canada. My English still isn't nearly as good as my Korean, but I'm working hard to improve it. I also really want to learn Chinese Mandarin! 2 reply
I speak Dutch and English and I'm learning French, Spanish, German and Chinese. But I'm not learning it because I want to but because I have to.. (╯°Д °)╯╧╧ 4 reply
