UndercoverJagaimo

@HinagikuAthenaKatsur 
          	Have fun, studying languages are extremely entertaining.

Booklover395

I think you should write a book because I read a few of your coments on other peoples books and not only are they really descriptive and long but I think they are really helpful and I strongly advise you to write something because you seem like you could be a really good author.✏️

bbumblepupp

Hey! I see your profile pic is also anime!! Like mine..... Idk if dat means anything but ya..... I was wondering if you could do a review on my book Destruction? You don't have to but it would be really awesome! 

bbumblepupp

No, it actually help me learn. I went back and edited and put more detail, thanks again. The advise that u gave me was exactly what I was looking for
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UndercoverJagaimo

No problem, I'll be willing to give it a read. Sorry I'm late to reply, I've just been off wattpad for a while. c:
            
            I hope you don't mind harshness in criticism.
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FiskLiterary

Thank you for adding REDEYES to your reading list! There are only two chapters so I hope you enjoy and leave a note to tell me what you thought!
          
          Japanese is such a confusing language to me, so kudos on learning! I'll stick to Svenska.
          
          Välsigna dig.

UndercoverJagaimo

@HinagikuAthenaKatsur 
          Ah, studying the Japanese characters is difficult at first, but eventually becomes like second nature. The first alphabet you should learn is Hiragana, which has a bunch of curvy characters. Once you're familiar with hiragana, begin to learn katakana. Katakana is used often for foreign words, like ice cream. I wouldn't worry about kanji until you've got hiragana and katakana down. 
          
          A simple way to memorize them is to put pictures with them. For example:
          
          For the character 'shi': し.
          I imagine that it is the side view of someone's hair. SHI has long hair.
          
          Start writing hiragana words, it's a fast way to memorize them.
          ’りんご!’ That's 'ringo', which is 'apple' in Japanese. I remember this word due to my old love for tamagotchis, which used to have a character called ringotchi, who was an apple.
          
          Hope I helped.