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lmfao yes
lmfao yes
I remember when my brother tried to do it
Spanish.
TEACH ME YOUR WAYS YOUNG MORTAL
Tbh for a lot of Spanish, expanding your English vocabulary is really useful. Pretty sure they're both Romantic languages, which means they both take from Latin, so a lot of root words are similar.
except fuck accents and all that shit, that's what gets me every single time. And it can be a pretty embarrassing mistake too, I'm like 80% sure años and anos mean two WILDLY different things but I just heard that from someone so it could be completely fuckin wrong
Años means years or age something like that and Anos mean butthole
Yup, I knew años but anos I wasn't sure about, they don't exactly teach that in Spanish class lmao
Accents are a bit annoying and I would rather live without them.
Spanish.
TEACH ME YOUR WAYS YOUNG MORTAL
Sorry, little one. I can't teach Spanish.
this is basically how languages go
spanish: lmao make everything a verb tense yah yah
french: godzilla by eminem in language form
latin: murder is fun guys right? also cursed shit and whatnot
chinese/japanese: wait these symbols have pronunciations?
english: kill me now i can't learn all forms of be
Hmm..
chinese/japanese: wait these symbols have pronunciations?
Okay but you're right
I have to learn a new alphabet, and then, boom, the alphabet comes together to make words that look nothing like the alphabet I learned
chinese/japanese: wait these symbols have pronunciations?
Okay but you're right
I have to learn a new alphabet, and then, boom, the alphabet comes together to make words that look nothing like the alphabet I learned
SERIOUSLY
I want to learn Japanese so bad, because I want to study abroad in Japan for my Junior year, but uuuuuuuuuughggghghhghgh it looks so hard ;-;
I want to learn Japanese so bad, because I want to study abroad in Japan for my Junior year, but uuuuuuuuuughggghghhghgh it looks so hard ;-;
hardest part for me is kanji and sentence structure
really, learning hiragana/katana isn't that hard
chinese/japanese: wait these symbols have pronunciations?
i much lik learning japanese over chinese
i swear to god the tones are so annoying
if you say 'ma' the wrong way then it has a whole different meaning AGH
Yeah, having to accent things is annoying. If I say "papá", I'm addressing my father, if I say "papa", I'm either calling the person a potato or talking to one.
chinese/japanese: wait these symbols have pronunciations?
i much lik learning japanese over chinese
i swear to god the tones are so annoying
if you say 'ma' the wrong way then it has a whole different meaning AGH
Facts, you can very easily refer to someone's mother (mā) as a horse (mă)
Plus there really isn't a pronunciation guide, they really are just random symbols with no association to forming sound, so you have to learn pinyin (Chinese in English alphabet) to be able to associate words with the characters.
a;ksldfjls;kajf language is hard
Yes indeed. But I love languages so I'm always willing to learn.
a;fdksja;skld fj i have recently learned how expensive life is
im gonna go be a duck for the rest of my life
chinese/japanese: wait these symbols have pronunciations?
i much lik learning japanese over chinese
i swear to god the tones are so annoying
if you say 'ma' the wrong way then it has a whole different meaning AGHFacts, you can very easily refer to someone's mother (mā) as a horse (mă)
Plus there really isn't a pronunciation guide, they really are just random symbols with no association to forming sound, so you have to learn pinyin (Chinese in English alphabet) to be able to associate words with the characters.
I KNOW RIGHT
natively, i'm taiwanese where the main language there is mandarin but since i grew up in america, i was forced into chinese school ;;;;;-;;;;;
hahahahhaha i quit as soon as i was allowed to
i no longer remember 90% of what i learned
a;fdksja;skld fj i have recently learned how expensive life is
im gonna go be a duck for the rest of my life
Fair. Life has no right to be so expensive if I don't even get to have fun.
Honestly, I had trouble learning English as a little kid.
When you live in a household where you only speak Spanish and then enter school without any knowledge of English, of course, it's going to be hard.
This?
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