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- I started to learn Germany! I love Germany since I feel like we have something in common with it though I don't know what it is, lol (Government, attitude, probably?) Here is what I have got till now. 0 = null 1 = eins 2 = zwei 3 = drei 4 = vier 5 = fünf 6 = sechs 7 = sieben 8 = acht 9 = neun 10 = zehn Hello = Hallo, Guten Tag Good morning = Guten Morgan Good night = Guten Abend Danke Schön!November 6, 201521
- Pretty hard. But there is a certain difference between them. "専攻(Major or Speciality)" means to literally intensively learn a certain specific field whereas "専門" means not only the same thing as the former but also engaging in something specific. Let's say you are an electronic worker. Then you are in charge of fixing something electronic. That is basically what "専門" means. Like I said, it also means something academic as well as "専攻". I hope my question helps :)0 votedMay 5, 20150
日本語
皆さんこんにちは。
私は二ヶ月前に日本語を勉強し始めました。
日本語は難しい、でも楽しくて面白いです。嬉しかった!
しばらくして、時間がなかったので, 私は日本語の勉強が已める。
多くのことを忘れました。だめですね!!私は今週に再び勉強を始めました。
私はだんだん日本語を思い出してきています。語彙は簡単ですが文法は難しいです。
Well, I tryed to say this:
Hello everybody.
I began to study japanese 2 months ago.
Japanese language is difficult , but it is fun and interesting. I was happy!!
After a while,I quit studying japanese because i did not have time.
I forgot a lot of things, It's bad!! I started studying again last week.
I'm gradually remembering the japanese language. vocabulary is easy but grammar is difficult.
I hope it's close enough, i'm expecting a lot of mistakes though.
Thanks!!!^^Note: Please rewrite the yellow-highlighted sentence in English, then I can make a correction to it.
Awesome job. I cannot believe that 2-month Japanese learner can write this way!
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