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Queen_EnchantedLuck Captain
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 Posted: Tue Jul 01, 2014 10:40 pm
Language Help Wishing to learn a Second Language? Wanting to improve on your first language? This is the place to be. Anything from planning out which languages you'd like to learn to what programs are best for learning languages, this stuff all belongs here. So let's get studying and learning new languages of the world. Who knows, you may travel one day and need it.
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Posted: Thu Jul 03, 2014 6:20 am
This is a great guild. It is inactive, but my friend Shizuka Mizu has posted great reference sheets for language-learning. biggrin
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Posted: Thu Jul 24, 2014 3:35 am
I know a bit of Japanese (not really that good at it). Which is quite embarrassing, because I have been studying it for 6 years at a university of applied science now (normally a 4 year programme). But as long as it's basic Japanese, it would be fine smile Just don't ask me to correct keigo sweatdrop
Dutch is my mother tongue and I like to think I'm not doing too bad with English. My Japanese is very basic.
I can roughly understand German and a little bit of French, Italian, Spannish, Portugese etc (all these languages look alike anyways), but I can't speak any of them.
If you see me making any mistakes, be free to correct me biggrin
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Posted: Fri Jul 25, 2014 2:33 pm
So this is where the language business was hidden. I didn't expect it to be hiding in a subforum titled music and respect, even if internationally. Shasita I know a bit of Japanese (not really that good at it). Which is quite embarrassing, because I have been studying it for 6 years at a university of applied science now (normally a 4 year programme). But as long as it's basic Japanese, it would be fine smile Just don't ask me to correct keigo sweatdrop Dutch is my mother tongue and I like to think I'm not doing too bad with English. My Japanese is very basic. I can roughly understand German and a little bit of French, Italian, Spannish, Portugese etc (all these languages look alike anyways), but I can't speak any of them. If you see me making any mistakes, be free to correct me biggrin
Over vreemde talen gesproken, ik hoop dat ik snel veel meer dan een paar zinnen ken in het Nederlands. Ik weet zeker dat mijn Nederlands slecht is, dus als je een fout ziet, corrigeer deze dan alsjeblieft.
I'd love to help you practice Japanese, although mine isn't amazing either, but I can at least help you get through the basics.
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Posted: Sat Jul 26, 2014 2:33 pm
Shizuka Mizu So this is where the language business was hidden. I didn't expect it to be hiding in a subforum titled music and respect, even if internationally. Shasita I know a bit of Japanese (not really that good at it). Which is quite embarrassing, because I have been studying it for 6 years at a university of applied science now (normally a 4 year programme). But as long as it's basic Japanese, it would be fine smile Just don't ask me to correct keigo sweatdrop Dutch is my mother tongue and I like to think I'm not doing too bad with English. My Japanese is very basic. I can roughly understand German and a little bit of French, Italian, Spannish, Portugese etc (all these languages look alike anyways), but I can't speak any of them. If you see me making any mistakes, be free to correct me biggrin
Over vreemde talen gesproken, ik hoop dat ik snel veel meer dan een paar zinnen ken in het Nederlands. Ik weet zeker dat mijn Nederlands slecht is, zo als je een fout ziet, corrigeer deze dan alsjeblieft.
I'd love to help you practice Japanese, although mine isn't amazing either, but I can at least help you get through the basics. I was also surprised to find it here sweatdrop Wow, someone who speaks Dutch! surprised Why on earth did you decide to learn Dutch? xd Btw, it is ' dus als je een fout ziet' instead of ' zo als je een fout ziet'. And it is an incredibly hard language to learn, so don't be hard on yourself 3nodding Right now I'm studying for resits for kanji reading and writing, so I'm not spending a lot of time reviewing grammar and vocabulary right now... sweatdrop
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Posted: Sat Jul 26, 2014 7:30 pm
Shasita I was also surprised to find it here sweatdrop Wow, someone who speaks Dutch! surprised Why on earth did you decide to learn Dutch? xd Btw, it is ' dus als je een fout ziet' instead of ' zo als je een fout ziet'. And it is an incredibly hard language to learn, so don't be hard on yourself 3nodding Right now I'm studying for resits for kanji reading and writing, so I'm not spending a lot of time reviewing grammar and vocabulary right now... sweatdrop
It's cheesy, I know! :B
So why not learn Dutch. It ought to be learned just as much as any other, and I'm not sure what it is I like about it. It's the third Germanic language I decided to learn and it showed me a lot about the differences between West Germanic languages and North Germanic languages. As far as difficulty, it's not quite as hard as the ancient languages I've managed to learn, I suppose. Difficulty is relative.
Other weird nerdy stuff. :B That aside, when you've gotten through enough kanji to start grammar and stuff, I'd be happy to help.
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Posted: Wed Oct 01, 2014 1:25 pm
I would love love love to learn two languages other than English, but I have difficulty in recalling words when I have to use them. The languages I am trying to learn is Spanish and Polish and I have no clue how to start learning the latter, since I never had a course in Polish.
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