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Yeah, but what's really cool about it, is that you can (PRACTICLY) mumble a pack of words together, and it SHOULD make sense.hm... i would not say this.Agree with you, even through i can't read a single character of japanese, there are so many games i want to play which is only in Japanese....(grasps thin air) so much to play, so less skills in language...Everyone puts down Jap games just casue they can't read it....when they make the best ones. I would check it out but dling 64 games at the moment
i mean, i speak swiss german, german, french, english and a bit of italian. that's already more than many other people know and still, japanese puts me into troubles. it's just a language completly different from western languages. if you know one of those languages you can guess at others but it won't help you at eastrn languages.
You could try Japanese Online. It's a pretty good website and has a very helpful forum too. You'll find people who are learning Japanese and Japanese who are learning English.I've been playing it and so far it's really rather fun, especially since I'm a huge CCS fan!
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Wowie, that must've taken at least 5 minutes to type --; I'm not sure if I spelled that "typing" part right...I'm quite certain it's wrong, but heh
Anyways, X_Comp is right, Japanese isn't *that* hard to learn...although, Kanji isn't as easy as Hiragana or Katakana! xD
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Welcome to GBATemp, Yuhiko! Çѱػç¶÷À̼¼¿ä? I'm just curious... do Korean students still use a lot of Hanja today? If so, then learning Japanese shouldn't be too hard. I do know that a lot of Hanja just like Japanese Kanji have different meanings to their Chinese counterparts, though.
QUOTE(dotKite @ Apr 25 2004, 04:17 PM)I want to learn Japanese so I can play the games... Any websites for learning it?
Thank you for the warm welcome, X_Comp~!You could try Japanese Online. It's a pretty good website and has a very helpful forum too. You'll find people who are learning Japanese and Japanese who are learning English.I've been playing it and so far it's really rather fun, especially since I'm a huge CCS fan!
Çѱ¹ºÐµéµµ °Ô½Ã³×¿ä...Çѱ¹¸»·Î´Â »¡¸® ŸÀÙÀ× Àß ?¤±¤Ç¤¸ÇØ¿ä...^^;;
Wowie, that must've taken at least 5 minutes to type --; I'm not sure if I spelled that "typing" part right...I'm quite certain it's wrong, but heh
Anyways, X_Comp is right, Japanese isn't *that* hard to learn...although, Kanji isn't as easy as Hiragana or Katakana! xD
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Welcome to GBATemp, Yuhiko! Çѱػç¶÷À̼¼¿ä? I'm just curious... do Korean students still use a lot of Hanja today? If so, then learning Japanese shouldn't be too hard. I do know that a lot of Hanja just like Japanese Kanji have different meanings to their Chinese counterparts, though.
QUOTE(dotKite @ Apr 25 2004, 04:17 PM)I want to learn Japanese so I can play the games... Any websites for learning it?
As for Kanji, knowing a background language such as Chinese does help. It maybe hard for Westerners but I've seen many people in the forum I mentioned above becoming good at it as they kept at it. Once you stop using it for a while, you just start forgetting so you have to keep in practice once you've got the hang of it.