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i havent talked to them in 4 years   reply

Well the real one that I had 6 months ago was a very hard to read person. They often acted very cool, dyed their hair awesome colours like red and orange and was quite energetic; but deep down i think they tried too hard to fit in and be 'popular'. oh well that crush ended with my crushing sadness XD And as for the fictional one that I've had for ......   1 reply

I'll say korean is prolly the easiest to start. Once you memorized the alphabet chart you can read almost every single korean word you see, then go on and learn the words and sentences for daily conversation. Japanese is okay too. One good thing about Japanese is that if you don't remember the characters, you can always look for romanji alternati......   reply

I'm Chinese so I already know mandarin (speaking and hearing) but I suck at reading and writing. I wanted to learn Japanese to be able to watch anime without subtitles and without eng dub and well... Korean came when my love for yaoi came as well since a lot of those I read are manhwa ╮(￣▽￣)╭   2 reply

I’ve had a few years experience with basic chinese and one year with Japanese. Sadly, I learned these through school websites/classes so I cannot give any sources to help begin. But I can help with dictionaries sites. Yellow Bridge is a Chinese dictionary. My class often used it, it’s really helpful, let’s you write in pinyin, English, or C......   reply

Well excluding duolingo I think hellotalk may help you there is also this website tofugu that teaches Japanese But I’m not sure about Chinese. Sorry if this wasn’t much of a good help   reply