iDon’tRead
formerly winter91
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Does that include like five families the one house
- Jul 22, 2012
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Used up all my reps this page on the balut and lumpia references..
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But if they got the $$$$$, lol.True but you don't hear Filipinos and Vietnamese guys getting some Russian baes
I really have no knowledge about what's good in Russia though to be able to give more insight.
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I have fond memories of my Dominican ex's.I had a latina give me a hj....but never got to smash
Ooooooh so close
They gave life-changing dome. Like a Dyson vacuum.
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Daniel.
formerly dantheballer
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y'all got me dying with these Filipino food references... the dinuguan 
JPS
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ive hooked up with more latina and white women than asians.
my first real gf and the one who i lost my v card to was filipina.
i was 14.
went to bball practice right after.
my first real gf and the one who i lost my v card to was filipina.
i was 14.
went to bball practice right after.
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So I have made a hobby of self teaching languages. I peeped japanese lessons real quick. Saw that they have Katakana and Kanji. Kanji being brought over by China. Why not just only use Katakana if japan is bout that **** China life? 
I'll prolly learn japanese after I am done with spanish since Tokyo is one of my top destinations to travel to and it is the 9th most spoken languange. Since I am in accounting and finance it might come in handy with Japan being a big player in financial instruments.
I'll prolly learn japanese after I am done with spanish since Tokyo is one of my top destinations to travel to and it is the 9th most spoken languange. Since I am in accounting and finance it might come in handy with Japan being a big player in financial instruments.
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How do you beat up a lumpia?
You pancit.
Btw, how my dudes username is instagram lmao wdf
You pancit.
Btw, how my dudes username is instagram lmao wdf
There are many reasons. Japan was once a vessel to China. Also, Kanji is prob. easier in general.So I have made a hobby of self teaching languages. I peeped japanese lessons real quick. Saw that they have Katakana and Kanji. Kanji being brought over by China. Why not just only use Katakana if japan is bout that **** China life?
I'll prolly learn japanese after I am done with spanish since Tokyo is one of my top destinations to travel to and it is the 9th most spoken languange. Since I am in accounting and finance it might come in handy with Japan being a big player in financial instruments.
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Explain? Isnt Katakana what children start with?
EddieDoyers
formerly eddiengambino
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From what I understand, Japanese kids learn Hiragana first. If you don't know Hiragana, you won't know Kanji.
And Katakana is more "phonetic" based. It's used in translating foreign words.
So Hiragana -> Katakana > Kanji.
Really impressive you're learning languages by yourself though. Couldn't imagine doing that myself
I wish I stuck to Chinese class when I was younger. One of my biggest regrets.
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Just did a quick google search. Seems like a similar concept to me. Both are learned in 1st grade according to a yahoo answer
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You are right about katakana being used to pronounce foreign words and such.
The yahoo answer
If I do end up learning the language I am not looking forward to that. Learning to speak seems fairly easy tho since they have a lot of loaner words (i.e Juusu is japanese for Juice). Also one of the few languages where even tho I cant speak I can tell where one word ends and another begins. Which I still have a problem with when listening to native spanish speakers. Also no subject verb conjugation (still have to learn tenses).
hiragana
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katakana
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You are right about katakana being used to pronounce foreign words and such.
The yahoo answer
If I do end up learning the language I am not looking forward to that. Learning to speak seems fairly easy tho since they have a lot of loaner words (i.e Juusu is japanese for Juice). Also one of the few languages where even tho I cant speak I can tell where one word ends and another begins. Which I still have a problem with when listening to native spanish speakers. Also no subject verb conjugation (still have to learn tenses).
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Asian languages are crazy hard.
Do you speak/write any?
I think the easiest is Korean cause it follows a similar structure to English since they have an "alphabet".
Do you speak/write any?
I think the easiest is Korean cause it follows a similar structure to English since they have an "alphabet".
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No. Japanese would be the first Asian language that I would learn if I do get around to it. From what I see in language learning forums japanese is easy to speak but hard to be literate in.
From what I am seeing in language learning forums Japanese is easy to learn to speak but hard to learn to read and write. Learning to speak in Korean is of medium difficulty but reading and writing is easy.
Southeast asian languages are hard for english speakers because there are a lot of sounds that we cant make. The same way spanish speakers cannot pronounce the "J" sound or Chinese speakers can't pronounce "R" sound.
It'll still be a while before I have to make a decision on which to learn next since I would say I have about 18 months of spanish self study before I can consider myself fluent. I'm not sure it would be wise to learn Korean since I am not doing it just to do it. I want to learn languages beneficial to people in the finance industry (or business in general). Right now either German or Japanese is next.
moe200069
Supporter
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the Asian American Dream.
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Yeah man. In Thai, there are things that go over and under the letters. Those things can be the difference between two different words. คึ and ค for example.
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Thats My Word
formerly derrty6232
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mr marcus
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i see what yall did there but I love both tumblrs
I gotta a lot of love for asian people......especially my southeast asians because they're genuinely good people
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As a way to combat poor economy just outside of Beijing China is trying to build a 130M person supercity the size of New England called Jing-Jin-Ji
http://www.nytimes.com/2015/07/20/world/asia/in-china-a-supercity-rises-around-beijing.html?_r=0
From just above the city that would look like those planetwide sci-fi supercity.
This megalopolis would be the yellow
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http://www.nytimes.com/2015/07/20/world/asia/in-china-a-supercity-rises-around-beijing.html?_r=0
From just above the city that would look like those planetwide sci-fi supercity.
This megalopolis would be the yellow
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Anyone got any experience with the "Asian Bubble"?
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explain?
