How did I ever miss the 2 extra E' s in front of my name. All these years...

So that' s Japanese, Spanish and then Japanese again right? (Just making sure, there' s the occasional word that means something in both, then you' re screwed!)

tha' s japanese :d i' m not sure 100% if it' s correct , but i' ll give it 90%.

this summer i tried to study japanese, but once in my internship i couldn' t find time, so i learned half letters of the HIragana , that is around 25, and i learned many expressions and vocabulary, i loved it, i found a torrent on mininova, it' s a show in the 70' s , it' s fantastic because it comes with an ebook, and there is so much to learn in a very clear and easy way, each lesson takes 30 min and there are 70. i reached lesson 10, Eddie check it out , i think you' ll love it.

Cool. Thanks for the info dude. Wanna PM me a link?

Quez annoying, Quez needs never to return to this forum again and give it back it' s status of a mature gaming community.

check your inbox.

Can you give me a reason to check my inbox, too? ;)

here is the torrent , this is no game, this is not illegal, please adam don' t ban me for the sake of eduquation, it' s for learning japanese:

http://www.mininova.org/tor/367657

lol Adam wont ban you for posting torrents, He was the one afterall who told us too download the season 6 of 24.

No, no. But he did it in code you see.

GENKI!!!

Speaking multiple languages is cool because the chicks love that, also you can read a book on its original language if a translation isnt available or you can travel abroad and study in some of the finest universitys around the world.

I speak Spanish, Portuguese, Italian, English and a little bit of Japanese and every single one of those have proven to be extremely helpful for my studies and for my personal life, in fact, my girlfriend is Italian.

Not only that, language and thought are strongly related, language is the first way to interpret and communicate reality, so it constitutes the foundations of culture.

I' ve never taken a foreign language class... GO USA

in fact, my girlfriend is Italian.

Does she throw a fit if her pasta isnt cooked right? I hear Italians are very picky about pasta.

I' m very picky about my pasta, and I' m Irish. Methinks my great-great grandpa had a fling with some pastamancer in Italy.

Swedish educational system sucks, which is proved by how low the Swedish standards are, compared to the rest of the Europe. In Croatia the students need to know multiplication and divation before the end of first grade, but in Sweden the norm is to start such education by the fourth grade. Swedish schools are incredibly easy, I fail to see how any person without a handicap can fail any class no matter what course or age. Unless you don' t attend... Which often doesn' t matter either. I had 56% absence from my English lessons, never did anything, not even homework. Then I did the last final exam and got an MVG+ which is similar to more internationally known A+. So then I got an A- for the entire course!

The reason why we swedes know English so well I believe is because we do NOT dub the the movies or television shows... At least that' s my reason, I learned it all from cable tv Cartoon Network.

I currently speak Swedish, English, Croatian, a bit Russian, Japanese (mind you I do NOT read ANY), my Spanish is rusting but I do O.K, but my Deutsch has faded completely over the last couple of years, when I haven' t used it, now I can understand some when people speak, but It' s near impossible for me to build own sentences.

I' d also like to point out that the more languages one learn, the harder it is to think out a sentence quickly and many will problably recognise the feeling when yo are supposed to say a certain word in you own mother tongue, but you can only think of the same word but in another language. Also, my own thoughts are nowadays a mixture of Swedish, English, Croatian, and Japanese... It' s fucking annoying!

To throw a fit??? What does that means?

Japanese (mind you I do NOT read ANY)

many will problably recognise the feeling when yo are supposed to say a certain word in you own mother tongue, but you can only think of the same word but in another language.

My case exactly. it is so fuking frustrating when you cant remember a word in your fuking language but the same concept is clear as day in another language, it makes you look like a retard, and to me at least happens quite often.

I' d also like to point out that the more languages one learn, the harder it is to think out a sentence quickly

Thats kinda weird, i can usually speak very fluidly, writing coherently however, its a bitch.

Fernandino, Que prefieres? El Culo o las tetas?

Also, for me It' s bacause some there are some words that sound the same and are spelled the same but mean different things in different countries. So sometimes I am ' bout to say something, bu realise one word is placed wrong and that I' ve switched it with a word meaning the right thing in another country.

jjajaja, honestamente prefiero los ojos, suene algo tonto pero no puedo contra ojos azules