I'm debating whether or not this is a good idea, but when i was first entering high school (3 yrs ago) they got rid of the japanese course, so i had to learn it myself. There may be others who don't want to know thwe whole language, but want to know how to say a few things. I'm just trying to share knowledge. I know over 500 words in japanese, but i still am a ------ with script, seeing as how i only know 153 by heart. Post here and let me know if it is something i should do. If i do it, it would be condensed into lesson plans and there would be a new lesson at the top each week. Doomo arigatoo gozaimasu=thank you very much
If I had to choose a language to learn it'd probably be Japanese. Good luck to you, and stick at it ;]
:huh: I didn't know there was an "American" language. I thought most Americans just spoke English but omitted the u from certain words (for example colour).
American is the most complicated language on the face of the planet. The grammer and ---- aren't constant and have the wierdest rules. :\
no, americans (me) use a different set of words than say like england. The English are a little bit more proper in their talk and pronunciation. Honestly i have never heard a fellow american ask me where the john is :lol:
no offense was meant, i was simply stating a difference between the two. it's more of the elder generation who uses that word n-e ways
