Is learning two languages at the same possible? Is It Possible to Learn Two Languages at the Same Time? I'm currently learning Japanese. I can speak and read Chinese. My Chinese level is a big fat

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Is learning two languages at the same possible? Is It Possible to Learn Two Languages at the Same Time? I'm currently learning Japanese. I can speak and read Chinese. My Chinese level is a big fat HSK 8, 8 more points to reach HSK 9. Having said that, I thought it would be beneficial to learn Japanese. Moreover, I can read and write traditional Chinese characters. Until I started to learn it, I was overwhelmed by the grammar, especially the articles. Most of the time, some Kanjis have totally different meanings. For instance, to study in Chinese is 学习, but in Japanese it's 勉強する。 While 勉強 in Chinese means to force somebody to do something. It would be a big help if I could understand the way the Japanese think. I had difficulty when I communicated with my Japanese friends. Most of the time, they talked to me implicitly. For example, I rarely heard they said 'no' to me explicitly when they actually refused my invitation. It puzzled me a lot. However, I'm sure that learning Japanese will give me a great of fun once I’m able to understand the Japanese culture. When there's a will, there's a way. Any grammar check, suggestion for naturalness, or writing style are much appreciated. Thank you. (Images by Romell House)

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Most of the time, they talked to me in a very indirect way implicitly. For example, I rarely heard them say 'no' to me explicitly when they actually for refusing any my invitation. It This puzzles me a lot.However, I'm sure that further learning of the language Japanese will give offer me a great deal of fun once I’m able to understand their Japanese culture.
When If there's a will, there's a way.

Any grammar check, suggestion for naturalness, or writing style are is much appreciated.

Is learning two languages at the same possible?

Is It Possible to Learn Two Languages at the Same Time?

I'm currently learning Japanese.
I can speak and read Chinese. My Chinese level is a big fat HSK 8, 8 more points to reach HSK 9.
Having said that, I thought it would be beneficial to learn Japanese. Moreover, I can read and write traditional Chinese characters.
Until I started to learn learning it Japanese (sounds nicer), I was overwhelmed by the grammar, especially the articles.
Most of the time, some Kanjis (Kanji is the plural) have totally different meanings. For instance, to study in Chinese is 学习, but in Japanese it's 勉強する。 While 勉強 in Chinese means to force somebody to do something.
It would be a big help if I could understand the way the Japanese think. I had difficulty when I communicated communicating (sounds more natural) with my Japanese friends. Most of the time, they talked to me implicitly. For example, I rarely heard they them said say 'no' to me explicitly when they actually refused my invitation. It puzzled me a lot.
However, I'm sure that learning Japanese will give me a great of fun amount of pleasure (fun can't be "given") once I’m able to understand the Japanese culture.
When Where there's a will, there's a way.

Any grammar check, suggestions for naturalness, or writing style are much appreciated.

Thank you.

(Images by Romell House)

Is learning two languages at the same time possible?

Currently I'm currently learning Japanese. I can speak and read Chinese. My Chinese level is a big fat HSK 8 with eight, 8 more points to reach the next level HSK 9. Having this said that, I thought it would be beneficial to learn Japanese. Moreover, I can read and write traditional Chinese characters.Until As I started to learn it, I was overwhelmed by the grammar, especially by the articles.
Most of the time, there are some Kanjis with have totally different meanings in Chinese. For instance As an example, "to study". In Chinese it is 学习, but in Japanese it's 勉強する。 While 勉強 in Chinese means "to force somebody to do something" in Chinese.
It would be a big help if I could understand the way the Japanese think. I had difficulty when I communicating with my Japanese friends.

Then, I take my hat off to you. You must be a determined learner. Good for you. As a matter of fact, I'm learning 3 languages as well, only my Japanese is still at a baby step level.

Of course! I'm currently learning three languages English, French and Italian! everything it's possible!

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