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So, it has been two weeks since I started the japanese introductory course. I'm very excited about it! I feel I've already learned many things in a short time.
Like, now I know how "desu" works in positive and negative.
The "wa", "no" and now "mo" particles... ahh it's a whole new world *---*
Today’s lessons were a bit harder than last week though
We saw “kore”, “sore”, “are” and “kono”, “sono”, “ano”
These are not particulary difficult to understand but putting them in examples was the real challenge… plus, we also had to incorporate the previous lessons we had had so I was a bit stressed when I couldn't think about what to write @__@
I need to invent more examples where they can be used... that's what I will do this week
Also, I already learned the vowels in hiragana and I'm in the middle of the "k" row. For the next class, I'll have to learn the "t" and "s" rows. My main objective is to learn how to read so I must put a lot of effort in this even though I'm sure I'll die with kanji
The formal thing is super important in Japan so it depends the ocassion and the people who you´re talking with, which words can be used
(like "boku", "ore", "atashi"... they are all for "I" but for different occasions)
that's it for now
Have a nice week everybody! :)
Like, now I know how "desu" works in positive and negative.
The "wa", "no" and now "mo" particles... ahh it's a whole new world *---*
Today’s lessons were a bit harder than last week though
We saw “kore”, “sore”, “are” and “kono”, “sono”, “ano”
These are not particulary difficult to understand but putting them in examples was the real challenge… plus, we also had to incorporate the previous lessons we had had so I was a bit stressed when I couldn't think about what to write @__@
I need to invent more examples where they can be used... that's what I will do this week
Also, I already learned the vowels in hiragana and I'm in the middle of the "k" row. For the next class, I'll have to learn the "t" and "s" rows. My main objective is to learn how to read so I must put a lot of effort in this even though I'm sure I'll die with kanji
The formal thing is super important in Japan so it depends the ocassion and the people who you´re talking with, which words can be used
(like "boku", "ore", "atashi"... they are all for "I" but for different occasions)
that's it for now
Have a nice week everybody! :)