My name in Japanese Hi everyone, i'm a beginner at learning Japanese so I don't know anything about it. I have a lot of questions : But the thing is : My name is Souhaila, but they don't have a "La" sound. How do I have to pronounce and write my name because Souhai-RA is a little bit weird. And do I have to write my name and the name of others in Katakana or Hiragana because i've read that Katakana is only used for slangs, and for indicating loan words from languages like English. I've seen Japanese names written in Katakana but it's only used for loan words from other languages. So it's really confusing. Also : I don't know which Japanese writing styles I have to learn first. How do you know when to use Katakana, Hiragana, and Kanji?Note) I've made a mistake because hiragana, katakana and kanji can't be written with a capital letter.

For my profile information My name is Souhaila, a sixteen year old girl with a great passion for writing and reading. I like to work out in my spare time, make new friends, and studying languages. At the moment I'm trying to become adept at using the English language. I would like to learn multiple languages in the future after improving my English. I also like to talk so you can message me and send me a friend request!

Hoe kan ik het best deze tekst naar het Engels vertalen? Ik heb mijn limiet bereikt dus ik kan geen vragen meer stellen, dus dan moet het maar via hier. Ik ben bezig met mijn profiel alleen ik weet niet hoe ik dit stuk tekst het beste in het Engels zou kunnen vertalen. Ik heb daar best wel moeite mee omdat sommige zinnen in het Nederlands niet precies vertaald kunnen worden. "Naast mijn passie voor schrijven en lezen hou ik ook van om in mijn vrije tijd te gaan sporten en mij te gaan verdiepen in het leren van talen. Momenteel probeer ik mijn Engels onder de knie te krijgen.." Alvast bedankt!

I want to learn Modern Standard Arabic, how can I do it? I learned standard Arabic in the mosque but it was different then the Arabic in tv and books and Qur'an. We had books for beginners, and all the words and letters and sentences are written with Arabic diacritics. Like Fathah, Dammah, etc. I've learned the alphabet, I can read a few words and letters. But the Arabic on tv and books and online are not the same as in the books. Also, they had illustrations with words next to it, which was easier to understand. And some words sounded the same as in the Moroccan Arabic. Btw : I can speak Arabic, but not the standard Arabic. (I can speak Moroccan Arabic).

Slang betekenis Ik kom overal het woord "slang/slangs" tegen. Zoals "Internet slang words, English slangs". Alleen ik weet de definitie ervan niet, en op internet staat geen duidelijke uitleg in het Nederlands.

Nederlandse vraag/Dutch question Hoe zeg je in het Engels : "Zijn er veel mensen uit Marokko in Japan?" Alvast bedankt!

Why I signed up for italki.com I've signed up for this site to improve my English and teaching other peope (which are intrested in learning Dutch) the Dutch language. Because English is the most used and most important language. I want to learn more languages in the future like Japanese, Greece, Spanish, Korean, and much more. I was learning Arabic in a Arabic school, so I can read a little bit. But I stopped, it was hard because it was an other Arabic than the Arabic in Morocco. It's hard though so I wanna take lessons in Arabic again.

Dutch - English Hi, i'm new here! I'm from Morocco but currently living in the Netherlands, and I can speak fluently Dutch. (So if you want to learn Dutch, message me) I want to practice speaking and writing English and grammar because i'm not good at it.