(the titles pretty self explanatory...haha) Im trying to be a Churro and learn japanese so i can go to japan and shout at nomura...just kidding. Im learning it so i can understand Kingdom Hearts Final Mixes! I tried translating, didnt turn out well. What are you guys trying to learn?

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Chrom x Fem!Avatar FOREVER.

I am going to start learning Japanese again soon, I tried learning spanish. Would really like to learn that again too, such a cool language.

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Not recently, I was learning German in High School and I need to start up again so I can understand my relatives in Germany. I wouldn't mind learning Japanese either..I have a whole list of languages I want to learn.... Hello Rosetta Stone.

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XD I didnt use Rosetta Stone actually...I relied on a free website and...I gave up on Godan Verbs. xD

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Chrom x Fem!Avatar FOREVER.

I've been learning Spanish in school for five years and I still suck.
I've been learning Chinese in school for two years and I still suck.
I sense a pattern.

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I'm not currently learning any languages but I'd love to learn Japanese and Italian.

Seeing as both my parents are Cuban, I've got Spanish down. I can already understand a little Italian due to some words sounding very similar to Spanish ones, but that's about it. I think some part of my wanting to learn Japanese is due to my not-so-secret unattainable dream of wanting to become a badass samurai.

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I'm taking Spanish in school right now, and I've been learning Korean on the side. I can say some stuff, but I'm having a hard time with verb conjugations that technically aren't verbs, and more of adjectives or adverbs. Luckily, I have a couple of Korean friends to help me out. I'd love to learn Japanese, but unfortunately, it's practically mandatory to learn how to read and write, at least, that's how I feel. I already speak some Kannada at home, and am improving each day, and my parents are making me learn Hindi. So I have my work cut out for me.

@fenna75: Rosetta Stone is easily the worst purchase I've ever made concerning languages. It's not at all helpful in teaching phrases that are immediately useful for any good purpose. Not to mention, the program is poorly written, such that it's a freaking pain to transfer Rosetta Stone data when transferring to a new computer. Its online services are also a bit buggy. This is my experience with Rosetta Stone Hindi.

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