Maybe you're right, I once heard that when europeans think about english, they think about british english, not the american one. I don't know how true that is though, I simply heard it! It would make sense, because they're closer to each other and they're under the same cultural sphere
I'm not sure about the "ta" thing. In spanish for instance "ta" doesn't really mean anything ^_^" Cronus used to say "ya" not "ta", maybe you got confused? (I miss cronus by the way </3). Polish is a slavic language so maybe that's true for slavic languages? Just a guess!
Wow, I didn't know that italian dishes are very popular in Japan! That's so cool!
Japanese dishes are popular in Italy too! Here sushi is really famous and you can find lots of Japanese restaurants: the only negative thing is that the prices are really really high c.c Is sushi so expansive in Japan too?
Yeah, Japanese is really difficult... I don't know how you can remember all those kanjis! It's impressive :O Anyway, thank you so much! *O* If I have a doubt about something, then, I'll tell you! :3
By the way, have you ever travelled outside of Japan?
I am really not dissapointed, because i kinda realised about lack of faith in God in Japan. I've heard a lot about your country in tv, so it's not like i live in a false belief, I just can imagine that for every rule there is an exception, thus i had to ask :)
it is easier for me to learn other romance languages in comparison to other people, it's true, but it's still difficult :o They are still different languages, so even though they resemble, there are intrinsic differencees between
For example, before I studied italian, I could not understand a single thing I heard in italian on TV/Radio. it was only after i studied it that I could pick up some words and only after extensive exposure to the language that I actually understood what they were saying!
One can't simply tune from one to another, believe me :o I don't think I'll ever sound like a native speaker in neither french or italian for instance.. i'll try, but I don't think I ever will!
Hi! :D Nice too meet you, I'm Ludovica but you can call me Lu! :3
Yes, I'm from Italy! Are you from Japan? I would love to visit Tokyo and other japanese cities one day! *O* I hope I can go there soon :') Also I'm currently learning the Hiragana at college now and it's so cool but at the same time so difficult hahaha
Anyway I've never heard of Doria :O I just searched it on Google and it seems so yummy! A japanese dish I really want to try is "okonomiyaki"... It looks delicious! *O* Have you ever eaten it?
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Oh you're trying to learn langauges? :D
Maybe you're right, I once heard that when europeans think about english, they think about british english, not the american one. I don't know how true that is though, I simply heard it! It would make sense, because they're closer to each other and they're under the same cultural sphere
I'm not sure about the "ta" thing. In spanish for instance "ta" doesn't really mean anything ^_^" Cronus used to say "ya" not "ta", maybe you got confused? (I miss cronus by the way </3). Polish is a slavic language so maybe that's true for slavic languages? Just a guess!
Wow, I didn't know that italian dishes are very popular in Japan! That's so cool!
Japanese dishes are popular in Italy too! Here sushi is really famous and you can find lots of Japanese restaurants: the only negative thing is that the prices are really really high c.c Is sushi so expansive in Japan too?
Yeah, Japanese is really difficult... I don't know how you can remember all those kanjis! It's impressive :O Anyway, thank you so much! *O* If I have a doubt about something, then, I'll tell you! :3
By the way, have you ever travelled outside of Japan?
I am really not dissapointed, because i kinda realised about lack of faith in God in Japan. I've heard a lot about your country in tv, so it's not like i live in a false belief, I just can imagine that for every rule there is an exception, thus i had to ask :)
Mhm well :D
it is easier for me to learn other romance languages in comparison to other people, it's true, but it's still difficult :o They are still different languages, so even though they resemble, there are intrinsic differencees between
For example, before I studied italian, I could not understand a single thing I heard in italian on TV/Radio. it was only after i studied it that I could pick up some words and only after extensive exposure to the language that I actually understood what they were saying!
One can't simply tune from one to another, believe me :o I don't think I'll ever sound like a native speaker in neither french or italian for instance.. i'll try, but I don't think I ever will!
Hi! :D Nice too meet you, I'm Ludovica but you can call me Lu! :3
Yes, I'm from Italy! Are you from Japan? I would love to visit Tokyo and other japanese cities one day! *O* I hope I can go there soon :') Also I'm currently learning the Hiragana at college now and it's so cool but at the same time so difficult hahaha
Anyway I've never heard of Doria :O I just searched it on Google and it seems so yummy! A japanese dish I really want to try is "okonomiyaki"... It looks delicious! *O* Have you ever eaten it?