Hello Julian, thanks for your opinion. I have an English language partner,and we teach our languages once in a week. I figured out that Japanese passive sentence is unique, when I tried to teach how to make it with her. You have advantage to speak Japanese, I guess. I am jealous of you, man! I am still bad at speaking Englis, and still have a struggle to do it. You are inspiring to me. Thanks!

Hey man, I think it depends on how you practice the language. I learned Japanese mostly through self-study. I'm not really very diligent in my studies but I spend lots of time hanging out with my Japanese friends that's why I can converse really well. I do not have much trouble in listening and in speaking, but I suck at reading and worse, in writing. I can speak with anyone, but since I always speak with my friends, I find myself unable to speak using keigo (honorific language). My grammar sucks too. I find -rareru, sareru, saserareru, very confusing. Haha!

Hi, Aphexx. Thanks. That is because of the culture and history. I love Kanji. I feel lucky to be able to write them. So, if someone wants to study Japanese, they are supposed to take part in or action to learn Kanji as well in my opinion.

僕は日系人なので子どものころからずうとしゃべることができたですが　漢字。。。　漢字はめちゃ難しいわ 漢字 WHY JAPANESE PEOPLE????