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Hello,
So, as the title suggests I'm actually planning on drowning myself in Japanese-studies along with my regular course responsibilities (since I'm in school right now). With that being said, it's not exactly my first time learning Japanese as I've taken a course a few years back when I first entered university. I plan on reviewing the alphabets and re-learning them, but as for studying grammar and starting to memorize Kanji, I'm not so sure where to start. Which is why I can't help but look for advice from other peers who are learning the language through italki and self-studies. If you have any advice, I'd totally be up for taking them.
Anyway, I'd like to add if any of you are comfortable with sharing learning-techniques or practicing Japanese with one another, I do have LINE and I would not mind adding you. After all, we are both expanding our own knowledge and even making new friends while doing so.
This offer is not exclusively for Japanese-natives and is open to anyone learning Japanese : )
Thanks
yeah, I tend to get this feeling as well.
I have not exactly had much Korean friends to begin with, and when I do, it's not really a language-learning kind of friendship I have with them. So, they're quite surprised when I do speak in Korean sometimes. My Korean teacher has also urged me to try and make Korean friends in my school (we have a lot of foreign exchange students), however, it gets a bit too intimdating for me since they only tend to hang out with other Koreans rather than any other students who are not Korean. I find it a bit weird, but then again, I can only guess that perhaps they feel a sense of security being surrounded by others from their country? Haha. Im not too sure.
