Ich kann ein bischen Deutsch

日本語は〜JLPTのN4もできます

我学习中文

there’s probably a mistake in all of those, i am a language larper actually i just like learning words

  • pansaran
    2·
    2 hours ago

    a few years ago I tried learning 日本語 but I stopped and have since forgotten nearly everything (which wasn’t much to begin with lol). basically I can only read hiragana, katakana with varying accuracy and maybe like 10 kanji

    I speak swedish, english, and am in the process of learning spanish and portuguese

    • pigenOP
      1·
      2 hours ago

      very understandable, cool that u can read kana though!! ur definitely a bigger languagefag than me i think, im not even truly bilingual cause im dogshit at japanese and its my best secondary language lol. any reason why u decided to also learn Portuguese at the same time? ik they are like mutually intelligible right? so its basically some patterned differences right? that is kinda cool

      • pansaran
        2·
        1 hour ago

        yeah, the mutual intelligibility between spanish and portuguese I believe is the highest out of all other romance languages

        I don’t like saying this type of thing because it will have me crucified by non-yanks online but I’m swedish-american and have kind of a foreign (or uncanny at the very least) accent in both languages despite being ‘bilingual’ and proficient enough in both of them that I really shouldn’t have it at all :lolcry:

        best of luck in your japanese studies! one of my friends suggested I try it again but I think I’m gonna stick with ES + PT for now heh

  • Irahna
    3·
    3 hours ago

    Eng/Esp/日本語/中文 But I speak nothing well lol. As the proverb goes: “¿Para qué hablar bien un idioma si puedes hablar mal cuatro?”

  • CutePlushies
    1·
    4 hours ago

    I can read and understand Japanese and I know minor amounts of German

    • pigenOP
      1·
      4 hours ago

      ここは日本語が分かる人がいっぱいありますね！！男能的、今泣いたい

        • pigenOP
          2·
          2 hours ago

          im a faggot iMS ORRY IM AN IDIOT FUCK thank you though I WANAN THROW UP AND DIE but its ok

          • RtHonAlice
            2·
            2 hours ago

            Whoa there, no reason to melt down, it’s a really obnoxious and common error, I spotted it precisely because I’m vulnerable to it too.

            • pigenOP
              2·
              2 hours ago

              no im sorry im just dramatic im not upset with you maybe with myself a lil bit but its over :P <3

              • RtHonAlice
                2·
                2 hours ago

                Yeah no worries, it was clear to me that if anything you’re upset with yourself.

  • corpsemoder
    2·
    5 hours ago

    ウチは美人なのだから、教育など必要ないに決まっている

    • pigenOP
      2·
      5 hours ago

      what do you speak other than English? if you’re comfortable revealing where you’re from ig :p

        • pigenOP
          2·
          5 hours ago

          i actually would be interested i was confused at first but I think both are mostly written in Latin now? Id that right? Did you have to learn to read in Arabic for either of them?

        • pigenOP
          2·
          5 hours ago

          ok that’s cool, both Swahili and Somali are agglutinative so you slap shit together to make big words instead of mostly isolated words like English. i also think it’s neat Swahili puts subject object verb word order. Makes it similar to Japanese which is also agglutinative and SOV. also Cool Swahili is written in Arabic sometimes I’ve never learned an RTL writing system . i couldn’t come up with anything to ask other than lame stuff like “waow how is x writing system vs y” which usually nobody has an opinion on but yeah

          • pleasantaftertastes
            2·
            5 hours ago

            you have a good eye, but you made a small error. While Somali can be written in arabic script (Osmanya or Ga’ez historically) our official orthography has been Latin based since 1972. You would only see it that way if you learned it through older texts or maybe certain regional contexts. (maybe with some of the more rural areas, like the south where I am from.)

            • pigenOP
              2·
              5 hours ago

              gotcha that’s cool! i always like asking about the changes. for instance Korean had a pretty gradual transition away from han glyphs to hangul and ppl sometimes learned the old script in school. i asked my Vietnamese friend similarly as they historically wrote in han script instead of latin like now but apparently there, nobody learns the old way except for like calligraphy that isn’t really meant for anyone to read

              • pleasantaftertastes
                2·
                5 hours ago

                I still know the old way, though the transition was made long after I was born. It’s a shame many don’t, since the calligraphy is so pretty

          • pigenOP
            1·
            5 hours ago

            moved this comment to parent

            i actually would be interested i was confused at first but I think both are mostly written in Latin now? Id that right? Did you have to learn to read in Arabic for either of them?

        • pigenOP
          2·
          5 hours ago

          neat… googling… analyzing… figuring out language nerd questions to ask…

  • Ababil
    1·
    5 hours ago

    I can speak the same amount of languages you larped as in this post