日本語を勉強する
Honestly I only know about 60 words in Japanese, so of course I can't write this entry in anything but English. But, I suppose, that's a good amount to have memorized for someone that has never had a single lesson. The only full sentence with more than 3 words that I can say is: 私は日本語が少しわかります。 (Ironic, no?)
I'd like to think I'm good at pronouncing the words, and I love the way it feels to speak it. It should be fun once I start taking lessons.
I hear the most difficult part of learning Japanese is the kanji, but I actually took Mandarin Chinese in high school, and I was top of my class for writing characters all four years in a row. I have a great visual memory, and muscle memory in my hands (especially since I'm an artist). And, from what I've seen, a lot kanji and traditional hàn zi are the same. I think the only trouble I'll really have with that is not trying to say it in Chinese, hehe.
I am so, so, so excited.
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Yes, I think it's hard to learn Kanji, but when you understand Kanji, you can improve the skill of reading more, and it's easy to understand the meaning of each word. Keep up your good work!!
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