I've searched for this thing everywhere I know
The ebook is called "Speak Japanese Fast" by David McGimpsey

I'm just looking for a list of words with mnemonics and that ebook seems to have about 1000 or so in it's 300 pages.

If any of you have it, could you upload it and post the link please?

It's actually Slovenian.

Something about a carrier pigeon show.

I have no idea what language that is, but it's something about a carrier pigeon show in Sosnowiec-Polijska. The organizators ask the entrants to enter their pigeons between 29'th and 31'th of January 2010. 27 birds will start in category A, 27 in B, 27 in C, 27 in D, and three in F, G, H. No idea what the second part says.

>>3364

haha bro never go to Japan. Last year I lived there and as soon as you say anything in Japanese they go absolutely mental, just stopping short of clapping their hands and throwing money at you.

Nevertheless this site it pretty useful thanks OP.

>>3782

You don't like to be applauded?

>>3784
its gets little irritating, because it feels like they think you are retarded so the simplest phrase is met with astonishment.

>>3664
You embarrass me.

>>3664

Spanish gender. Its not that hard.

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>>3768
>vos

lolololololololol

On a serious note, is she going to understand that? She used 'tu' in her message. I'm not a native speaker so I don't know exactly how much comprehension there is between the different dialects.

Also,
>If you get tired of her just spam her "puta puta puta puta!" and she'll go away.

This.

>>3768

can't get tired of her, like making love with her too much.

OP, in relation to the "vos" vs "tu",,,,, where is she from?

>>3773
>>3776
Right now he's working on German and Mandarin Chinese. I'm in his German class. He kicks ass. I'll mention the interpreter thing to him, don't think he's interested in being a diplomat.

>>3777

I understand. I just thought I'd mention it because he shouldn't feel he is limited to jobs soley devoted to languages, he can take his skills to a different field to be successful.

Currently the only language I'm studying is Spanish. My goal is to be able to "think faster" and not "uhhhhhh" before I can respond to someone.

Eventually, I want to learn classical arabic, to read the Qu'ran, speaking is not necessarily important and everyone I ask has something different to say on whether Qu'ranic Arabic is appropriate to use in daily conversation. And, to speak, reading is not really important though will come easier because that's how I work, Scots Gaelic, just to kind of return to my roots.

>>3732

Considering that kanji were brought to Japan directly from China originally, yeah... what a coincidence...

I think a typical 1870 Chinese immigrant would write in Cantonese. Or rather Classical Chinese, as Vernacular Chinese is commie invention.

>>3746
>Vernacular Chinese is commie invention.

That is quite an oversimplification of a very diverse literary movement you are making there. I hope you are trolling.

He seems like a nice guy, but judging from the one language (besides English) that both he and I study, Chinese, his language skills aren't exactly jawdropping.

>>3756
Same here, his Vietnamese is atrocious. Even the 70 year old white missionary I know speaks it better. It may be because they're both Eastern languages, but I couldn't find anything he did in French to compare with.

>>3757
troll status: god tier

>>3739

Not OP:
I love lang-8 but I never have any time to post. And now I'm ashamed that I haven't posted in 2 months. I need to make a new account.

да выж полуебки

>>3758
ну ты понел