I'm new in #langtwt and I watched a lot of presentations, so this is mine
-Native language ๐ช๐ธ
-Now learning ๐บ๐ธ (starting output, pls correct me) ๐ฉ๐ช and ๐ฏ๐ต
-Studying marketing
-I like games, specially Nintendo ๐ฎ
-I like also books ๐ philosophy and psychology
The people you're trying to impress don't like you. If they liked you, they would just like you: you wouldn't need to impress them. Why are you spending time trying to impress people who hate you?
ใฟใใช!
I've created a community for Japanese language learners!
Please, don't be shy and join usโค๏ธ
Let's study Japanese together!
p.s. thanks god I have other accs
#langtwt#ๆฅๆฌ่ช
https://t.co/OLxhFdBgpI
Iโm always in awe of people that think only the things they have personally seen with their own eyeballs exist like a three year old. 0 object permanence. Iโve been in Japan 10 days and I havenโt seen any rain??? Guess it doesnโt rain here???
@capsulebutt Besides that, I think that judging a country based on your own country criteria is a very basic error. No country is perfect, Japan has its problems and learning how to see them (without unfair judges or prejudices) in a so different society is part of the experience
@haz_ajatt Hahaha I has just yesterday the same experience, and I had bad reactions before so is worse. But np, in the best of the cases they'll forget it and never ask again (best for your learning, sad since you're really emotional engaged with it xD)
@homotron1000 Well, as long as you keep doing you'll be fine ^^ I'm sure about it
If you want other native to practice count with me without hesitation :)
@novasserpent Hahaha they are the worst, i learnt them with mnemonics but I still have to stop myself to think each time I see them xD
And if you have audio you can listen the word in "English" So is easy to ignore it :_
I'm so sleepy rn, and I was going to open my present for Christmas
My present is a book on German, and my cousin is called German (a common name in Spain) and I almost opened him present ๐๐๐
@nessaxlang I see.. Seems difficult, for me it was a matter of realize that a language is a living thing, so I was missing out a lot of it, and also experience, seeing how this approach gives me more benefits. But I don't know how to help you, I think is very personal, srry :/