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ulquiorra_schiffer @ulquiorra_schiffer commented on Japanese Language

ulquiorra_schiffer @ulquiorra_schiffer

Aug 06, 10 at 1:19am

Genki desu.

itinoe @itinoe commented on Japanese Language

itinoe @itinoe

Aug 21, 10 at 9:21am

Nippon Foundation opened a new web site. Learn common expressions come out of Japanese anime and manga "in Japanese anime and manga" You can learn a representation that the textbooks have come up with specific expression in anime and manga. Please let your evaluation. 日本財団が新しいwebサイトを開きました。日本のアニメや漫画によく出てくる表現を学べる「アニメ・マンガの日本語」アニメや漫画の表現に特化して教科書に出てこないような表現を学ぶ事ができます。皆さんの評価を聞かせてください。 http://anime-manga.jp/

Nezbit @narutobacca25 commented on Japanese Language

Nezbit @narutobacca25

Sep 04, 10 at 2:47pm

My exposure to the Japanese language has been primarily through anime, and before long my curiosity got to the point where I wanted to learn the language. I'm still in the process, and I'm doing everything self-taught for now. I plan to take some official college courses soon though. So far, I've been able to use a phone app called Human Japanese through my iPhone, which illustrates stroke order of writing the language, in addition to vocab and quizes. It also has cultural notes and history on the language itself. The more I've looked into it, the more interested I've become.

abuchan @abuchan commented on Japanese Language

abuchan @abuchan

Sep 10, 10 at 12:20pm

I'm still learning nihongo... Currently, i've got jlpt level 3 certificate... I aim at jlpt level 2 certificate next year... I think anime and dorama help a lot for hearing, vocabs, and grammar! Manga helps in kanji the most!

konad13 @konad13 commented on Japanese Language

konad13 @konad13

Nov 12, 10 at 2:44am

I say I'm trying, but with no one in the immediate area that I know of able to speak it, it tends to get shoved down on the "To-do list"

Skwerl1016 @skwerl1016 commented on Japanese Language

Skwerl1016 @skwerl1016

Nov 30, 10 at 12:01am

My high school didn't have Japanese as a second language option, so I got My Japanese Coach for the DS and studied on my own for 2 years. I also got a hand-me-down Nakama 1 book that is used at the University of Iowa, and I studied that as well. I am currently in my second year of Japanese study at Augustana College in Rock Island, IL. I visited Japan for the first time this last fall, and now I'm a lot better at reading and writing katakana and i'm definitely more comfortable speaking to Japanese people :)