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Welcome to TextFugu, Lizbet.
Mind telling us a little bit more about you? It’s okay if you don’t want to. I just like to get to know people.
Good luck learning Japanese!
One word and one word only came to my mind whilst reading this: weaboos.
I personally love anime, but simply as a form of entertainment. That’s it. Nothing more.
That is what anime was made for but unfortunately some people take it way too seriously these days – a bit like football (or soccer if you’re American).-
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Kaona.
Welcome to TextFugu, Sven.
It doesn’t matter whether your reason is something small and simple or big and fancy. What’s important is what that reason means to you.
And as Cassandra said, as long as your reason continues to motivate you then that’s all that really matters.Good luck learning Japanese!
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@SinisterT, you need a high speed Internet to access YouTube? Because my Internet connection is extremely poor by today’s standards and I can access it just fine.
There’s no need to be sarcastically ‘hurt’ by my comment. It was just a suggestion.
@Mister, you’re a lazy rebel! :o
Oh, I have heard of him before many times but I never really bothered to read any of his posts or anything.
I spent about 2 hours reading that last night (I’m ill so I have time to waste) and it was an extremely interesting yet somewhat inspiring post to read.
I’m looking forward to his future posts.
It’d be polite to post a link to the song…
Just sayin’.
BIGBANG – Haru Haru
Welcome to TextFugu, Teagun.
I’ve always wanted to go to Alaska.
Good luck learning Japanese!
I retweeted you, Kelovar.
I’ve spent the last 1 hour and 30 minutes reading articles, fan fictions and blog posts, so I’ll spend the time to read it once my brain is ready for more information. I’m interested.
IT’S OVER 9000!
@Emma, I’m pretty sure I will be taking GCSE Japanese, although not via the School. The School is aware of my Japanese learning studies. Actually, I was one of the few Year 9 students who was highly suggested to take the English Laureate course (or whatever it’s called) so I have a better chance of getting into college and I was required to take a language and a humanities but the language requirement has been dropped because of my Japanese studies outside of School.
I meet a Japanese tutor once a week (except during School holidays and the Summer holidays) for one hour and she has Japanese GCSE papers so I will most likely be doing the same as your friends sister. However, apparently one of the requirements for taking the Japanese GCSE is knowing 600 kanji and (I’m not completely sure on this) but my Japanese should be somewhat near a 6th graders level and my Japanese at the moment is a 2nd graders level (going by the Japanese School years) so if I meet the requirements by working hard then I should be taking it. :)Welcome to TextFugu, Armando!
You are already bilingual and at such a young age as well! You could become trilingual in a few years if you really kept at Japanese, which I think would give you a huge advantage in future careers, considering your age.
Good luck learning Japanese!
P.S. I hope you become an active member on the forums – so far I’ve been the youngest active member, haha. :( I’m 14 now and I started learning when I was about 12 years old, although I haven’t really paid much attention until a few months ago.
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