Seattle Japanese...

[Sillyah]

I was just wondering if anyone could recommend a good school, or classes in the Seattle area for learning to read, write, and speak Japanese. ^.^

Arigato

[eQko_x]

Most community colleges in an area usually have some form of traditional japanese or conversational japanese.

[sothis]

you are in seattle? me too!

[Sillyah]

Originally Posted by eQko_x

Most community colleges in an area usually have some form of traditional japanese or conversational japanese.

I said 'good' though... =p
In my personal experience, community college is never associated with the word good.

@sothis - not yet, moving there soon ^^

[kingofbraves]

I haven't made use of any of these services so I can't give you a recommendation, but I can give you a link.

http://www.seattlelanguages.com/japanese.htm

[sothis]

serious ap party needs to happen at chez sothis ;)

i had two ap folks over for the last cheese and wine shindig i held, hehe

[Sillyah]

Originally Posted by kingofbraves

I haven't made use of any of these services so I can't give you a recommendation, but I can give you a link.

http://www.seattlelanguages.com/japanese.htm

Thankies, I'll look into it. ^.^

Originally Posted by sothis

serious ap party needs to happen at chez sothis ;)

i had two ap folks over for the last cheese and wine shindig i held, hehe

Were there any *male* strippers?

[MrMiyagi]

If I were you, I'd just hang out around the Broadway district and meet some of the Japanese Exchange and/or College students there... you'd do better with a language exchange, and would learn more... get a job at Uwajimaya or Kinokuniya book store...

[sothis]

Were there any *male* strippers?

err, no strippers... i'm female so no ladies of the stripping variety, and it really was a cheese and wine party o_o

[SlaserX]

sothis giving up on cds to listen to in the car? o.-

High five!