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こんにちわみんあ。 わたくしはクレルですわ。
And that’s about as fancy as I’m gonna try to get for now, haha.
Hey, everybody! My name is Claire. I’m just an American tom-boy bartender who secretly likes to make-believe she’s a super-formal high-class lady :P
Not sure how great I did with the introduction up top, or the topic title. I feel like the grammar might be a bit off on both.
Anyway! I joined TextFugu because I was looking for a way I could study Japanese at home that wouldn’t be so bland. I’ve always done better with self-learning growing up (having skipped high-school entirely) and so, I stumbled upon this gem. I’ve been studying on here for about a month now and, so far, it’s one of the best decisions I’ve made in a long time!
I’ve always wanted to be bilingual, but never had the patience or stomach for languages like Spanish or French. I’d heard so much about how difficult Japanese is in comparison, but I actually find learning it really fun, so it doesn’t bother me as much as the other languages. Must be a sign!
I hope we all get along, and let’s do our best!
Hello Claire! Welcome to the TEEEXTFUUUGUUUUU FOOOOORRRRUUUUMMMSSSSS! (ECHO, ECho, Echo, echo)
Oh! A bartender! … I might have to pick your brain on a few things… haha.
There are a couple things that I noticed that could be off with the grammer/title/intro, but I am still a beginner myself so I have no place to point anything out when I am not 100% sure myself haha. I am glad to hear that TextFugu is working so well with you! Also, I agree with you on the other general studies languages. I got away in high school not taking a single language course (though I know you said you skipped it).
I joined TextFugu in January and I haven’t made much progress on here myself.. Still in Season 2 haha. But I am returning to TextFugu because I am determined to learn Japanese! The language itself has always been an interest of mine. If you haven’t already, check out WaniKani! Once you get the Beta Invite (which you should get real quick after requesting access) you have access to the first two lessons for free to see if you like it. The other benefit (in my opinion) is that since the forum here can be a little slow, if you don;t get an answer, you can always ask over there and I always get great help from the user base there.
Good luck with your Japanese studies and hope to see you around!!
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