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    Japanese spoken language is easier than chinese I believe. (Chinese looks like is 'sang' rather than spoken, while nihongo is more 'rounder'). I don't know too much about korean though. Also, you'll never hear a japanese speaking the termination "ing" ( only "in") or hear the letter "L" when speaking nihongo. Words in japanese are longer than they are in chinese. (There aren't long words in chinese, right? Most of them are one or two syllables).
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    September 9, 2008
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    Three more wishes! (Hahaaah sorry, but I can't take this question seriously).
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    September 9, 2008
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    Here in Brazil we speak portuguese. In south america we are the only portuguese speakers. Spanish is spoken at the other countries. But even our portuguese is different from the one spoken at Portugal or at Africa, and there are dialects inside our own country. There are different accents depending on where you are. One of the reasons is the diversity of people who came from outside to live here, like Japanese, Italian, German.
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    September 9, 2008
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    What I believe right now is, if there's something it's causing you stress or sadness, time makes you realize things you first haven't realized. So, with some time, you'll be able to see some points you're ignoring. If you can increase your awareness about points of view for most things in your life, you can see the multiple consequences of your acts or words. An example: "Oh, why do I suffer?" you ask yourself, then some time after, you realize you're suffering because this or that choice of action/words.
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    September 9, 2008
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    Portuguese: Eu te amo or Amo-te or Amo você (Brazil).
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    September 9, 2008
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    Dictionaries for cell phone (Nokia N73, S60 or Java) I already have one for english, now I am looking for other languages, like japanese, hindi, chinese, french, russian, etc.
    September 9, 2008
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