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Koshiro . Y
Japanese
Jan 4, 2026
今日はどうもありがとうございました。積極的にお話されているのが印象的でした。また、発音や接続詞の使い方などもよかったです。チャットにFBがありますから、レビューしてください。では、また〜👋
⭐KEISUKE けいすけ⭐
Japanese
Dec 28, 2025
Thank you for your time today. Japanese differs significantly from the languages you've learned before, so translating what you want to say word-for-word often results in unnatural Japanese. Increase your input through reading and listening to become more familiar with Japanese expressions.
Kohei
Japanese
Dec 2, 2025
ありがとうございました！ 自己紹介をしました。積極的（せっきょくてき）に話せていました。過去形（かこけい）を使って会話もできました。 また、話しましょう！
Dash
Japanese
Oct 26, 2025
It was great to work through the grammar and exercises from Lesson 3 with you today. I can really see your progress through our recent sessions. Language acquisition is a gradual process of building one skill upon another, so please keep up the steady effort—I'm confident you'll continue to elevate your Japanese. I always find our lesson time so enjoyable and it just flies by. I'm already looking forward to our next meeting. In the meantime, I wish you all the best with your work and hope you have many enjoyable days. Please don't hesitate to reach out if you have any questions.
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  • Commented
    Gràtzias meda Coligno stimau e aprètzius mannus po cumenti fueddas su Sardu, stravanau meda! A parri miu e de cussu chi sciu, s'amparu de sa lìngua locali in Irlanda est prus ananti meda che in Sardìnnia ca teneis prus bilinguismu in is cartellus inditadoris, in sa scola e traballadoris istadalis chi depint tenni unu livellu assumancu decenti de s'Irlandesu. In Sardìnnia seus agoa meda ma calincuna cosa giai est moventi. Chi Deus nosi agiudit! A si biri Coligno! ;)
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    December 2, 2018
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    The fascinating Nuragic architecture. A glimpse into the first Sardinian civilization. SRD/ENG

    Faci de su 1.600 ananti de Gesugristu, cumentzat a si formai in Sardìnnia sa curtura chi oi ddi naraus nuràgica, de su monumentu principali de custa curtura interessanti meda.

    Around 1600 B.C., a culture starts developing in Sardinia and it is named after its most characteristic architectural feature, the "Nuraghe/Nuraxi". We're talking about the Nuragic civilization.

    Su nuràgicu arcàicu si manifestat cun is proto-nuraxis, costrutzionis megalìticas de forma irregulari, cun aposentus a tholos e passaditzus.

    The archaic nuragic culture was characterized by the "Proto-nuraxis", irregular buildings made out of megaliths that had both rooms and tight corridors.

    Faci de su 1.200 a.C. est su Tempus de is nuraxis cràssigus. Sa turri nuràgica lòmpit insaras a sa perfetzioni formali. Una turri podiàt arribai a prus de 20 metrus de artària e tenni a intrus tres aposentus a tholos unu a pitzus de s’àteru, e una spirali de scalas intras de is murus.

    Around 1.200 B.C, Nuragic architecture developes the "Classic Nuraghes"  buildings. The Nuragic tower got the shape that can still be seen today. A tower could reach 20 meters of height and it could have up to three floors, where each one would correspond to a room and they were connected by a snail stairway built through the walls.

    A pustis de custu perìodu s’assistit a sa ammanniadura de is nuraxis prus impostantis cun bastionis e turris formendi is nuraxis polilobaus, aundi a giru si formant biddas de barracas, cumenti in Barùmini o a su nuràxi Orrùbiu de Orroli.

    From this period on, the already existing Nuraghes, especially the most strategic and important ones, were extended and encircled by bastions and perimeters' towers around which huts were build. Such examples can be seen in Barùmini complex or in the Nuraghe Orrùbiu in Orroli.

    Thanks a lot for reading this summary about the Sardinian Nuragic architecture.

    What do you think about such an architecture (help yourself googling it) and about the Sardinian language?

    In case you were interested about Sardinian language and history, I would be honoured to guide you to this fascinating spoken and cultural heritage.

    A si biri! See you soon!

    November 6, 2018
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    Technical trial Technical test, I'm sorry, I'm just testing the discussion platform as I've been experiencing troubles posting.
    November 6, 2018
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    Thanks a lot for your comment! Well, I can understand that there are often some other priorities than learning another minor language but by being open to the local language, you're making your own contribution and, who knows, you'll soon have the time to take it up :)
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    November 4, 2018
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    How I got my language roots back! Would you ever consider learning a minority/regional language?
    It was my third Berlin winter, and, at that time, I was working in the international department of a multinational company, regularly switching between five different languages during my shifts. I had recently become kind of fluent in my fifth language, Portuguese, a tongue that I learned in an easier and more relaxed way than the previous one, German.

    The reason for such a fast Portuguese learning process was not only due to the fact of being fluent in Spanish and being an Italian native speaker, but there had also been another mysterious language that helped me out a lot in getting fluent in Portuguese. In fact, to be precise, the languages I could speak at that time were five and a half, as I grew up half bilingual. What do I mean by that? Well, I'm from Sardinia and apart from the official Italian language, the autochthonous Sardinian language has been spoken for a millennium and, besides that, there are also other four historic language minorities that have been spoken for centuries in the island. Unfortunately, most Sardinian families have stopped handing their local language over for the last five decades and the language is not a regular subject in the island’s schools yet.

    It was just in one of those grey and cold winter days that I took the decision to take up studying Sardinian in order to turn my decent passive knowledge into an advanced active one and, in this way, getting my language roots back while giving my contribution to the valorization and promotion of such a wonderful, various and fascinating tongue that unfortunately finds itself on the brink of extinction due to decades of ruthless discrimination and disastrous linguistic politics by both the central and regional government.

    However, I will soon write back about the Sardinian Language and about this incredible and enlightening language experience that now allows me to have the opportunity to teach my Island’s spoken soul to the world through Italki and through all the other languages that I’m lucky to be fluent in.

    In the meanwhile, I would like to ask you for a couple of questions:

    Have you also grown up in a region where the autochthonous language suffers from discrimination and it faces extinction? What are your thoughts and feelings about that?

    Would you consider learning your regional language or another endangered minority language to give your contribution in helping to preserve the world’s immense language heritage?

    According to my own humble but intense experience, learning your or other’s minority languages would really benefit both your mind and soul.

    Gràtzias meda, a si biri!
    Thanks a lot, see you soon!





    November 3, 2018
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    Bueno, si fuera tú, no evitaría de hablar con gente que tenga un acento diferente de lo que te gustaría aprender más en el específico. Yo escucharía mas material digital en el accento deseado pero , en la calle, no perdería ninguna ocasión para practicar el idioma en general.
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    November 1, 2018
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