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Before I even start:



What?

I'll answer the questions I can understand.

When I'm self teaching in my Japanese workbook or do Rosetta Stone, the more I learn the more fun it becomes. I can't really explain the feeling, but all I can say is it's amazing. The words, kanji, sentence structure, volitional forms, conditional forms, all of the particles like kedo, dake, shika, etc. It's just so fun learning these things.

Japanese isn't really for difficult for me. I guess the most challenging part of it is trying to memorize the kanji, but that's it though.

I only recently started to learn japanese. speaking is the easy part once you know how to pronouce the words. writing is the hardest.

...riiiight.

I've been taking Japanese lessons and I love it. The hardest part is memorizing kanji, but I love languages and Japanese has been by far the most fun to learn so far.

I started to talk Japanese after seeing anime. I am still weak at it though and it is hard to understand.

Hm... let's see... I've been teaching myself Japanese for about 3 years I think. During that time I managed to take a few classes at the local school as well...

Hardest part for me is getting up the motivation to do it. That wasn't a problem at first when things were easier to learn 'cause I would get excited about my progress, but it started to all just not stick in my head and the motivation mostly died...

As for reasoning... it started because I wanted to be able to read doujinshi. Now I just want to be multilingual. twisted