its a mystery!or not:-p

[AiSuigetsu 110]

i only talk to my family too XP

[Wildheart888 170]

xD Lol..xP

[im abcd 0]

Yes i think is darn hard to learn Japanese .

[detective-db 16]

Pronouncing Japanese is much easier than Chinese since we have a subject like that in school...

But Japanese is kinda like Katakana? (or Hiragana?) since they were influenced by the Chinese (as far as i know)

For writing Katakana? / Hiragana? is kinda the same w/ Chinese (which is hard to memeorize)

It's easier to learn Hiragana for me because its strokes are made up of few strokes (curvy lines)... "

[Anti-APTX4869 181]

Well, unlike Chinese, Japanese(Kana) and Korean are easy once you know how to read it since it is straight-forward.

Korean characters have their own sounds, similar to Hiragana and Katakana in Japanese.

Korean do have Hanja but it's not used as often as they used to 10 years ago. Now Koreans use English(whether they are romanized or not) more often so it shouldn't be difficult as it used to be 10 years ago.

... unless you go to like a country side, or smaller towns, they use dialects so that would be difficult.

Japanese have furigana so if you know your Kana, you might be able to at least read the kanjis...

Gosh I want to learn Japanese, especially in Kansai-ben! It just sounds better... imo.

Chinese on the other hand, I don't know where to start....

but I guess it depends on a person. not everyone thinks the same.

[Eisuke 3]

It's simple in regards to it being a non tonal language and it's generally easy to get a grasp of pronunciation apart from the 'r/l/d's.

[Eisuke 3]

Wanna learn Japanese?

I'd like a few lessons, please ^^;

[Wildheart888 170]

There's a Japanese Classroom~ ^^

[Eisuke 3]

There's a Japanese Classroom~ ^^

Thanks, I'll head over there :grin:

[Wildheart888 170]

Thanks, I'll head over there :grin:

xD No problem~ Px