Mathie

@math1e yess

mercii, ça me fait plaisir ^^

ça fait plaisir, tes textes sont très beaux <3
            
            mercii!! je te le souhaite aussi :D

@crevettebouquineuse j’adore ce que tu fais, je vais définitivement continuer de te lire !

It's a mix of european languages so "ohayo" would probably be "buongiorno" but that's just about it. X)
            
            Yeah, the kanji (you were right in your spelling) are really cool to learn... But really hard to read. There can be up to four different pronouciations for one kanji (of the ones I've learned, there's possibly one with more readings). When you remember how to write them you feel so happy, especially if they're vaguely complex. I jumped for joy when I managed 勉強します = benkyoushimasu = to work (study) (the two first ones are kanji, the three last ones are hiragana representing only one syllable each which is the base writing you learn first)
            
            I don't think more or less similarities will make you mix them up (again, I present exhibit A, mixture of german and japanese X3), I think that it's more to what extent you are familliar with le language. You know french too well to mix it with any other language you might be learning... At least, that's my theory.

@K9-Tales 
            I haven't heard of Esperanto until right now ^^ wow, must be strange like "ohayo , ich parlato el Esperanto Madame" xDD
            Japanese is a very cool language, I think. I'd love to learn it (mostly the kanjis (idk if that's how you spell it ) you know, the writing in little symbols) 
            
            And yeah, I guess the similarities between the two languages will help me (or I'll just mix everything xD)

I agree, if everyone spoke the same way, the world would be so plain... Speaking of one language, have you heard of Esperanto? It's a common language that the European Union tried to implement so that everyone in the EU could communicate, and it's a mix of all 28 european languages x) unfortunately it's only really studied in the eastern european countries, so it's not quite serving it's purpose yet. The idea was that everyone could be bilingual : mothertongue + esperanto.
            Yeah... In german the word "sorry" is really long, so instictively if I had forgotten something, I would say "Gomen, ich habe mein Buch vergessen" x) she'd look at me really weirdly. Same thing here, I know no italian and I'm currently in Sicily, so I want to talk to people on japanese ^^;
            
            My brother started to learn italian on his own too before being able to take it as a school subject. ^^ I can't speak spanish, but I've had it read to me and it's quite similar to french, with frequent french lone words or words that have just been slightly modified, so knowing french should really help with vocabulary ^^ 

MDRRR À QUEL MOMENT JE T'AI INSULTÉ ??? N'invente pas. 

@MathiePoint "oh je vois". 
            non tu ne vois rien cocotte. Tu me réponds un mois plus tard aussi, pourquoi encore me parler ?
            Je voulais juste te répondre mais comme l'autre m'avait bloquée j'ai du écrire ici. 
            
            
            Tututut n'inverse pas les rôles, c'est toi la rageuse, qui ne peut pas supporter que quelqu'un critique son œuvre (;

@JeSuisNormaleJeCrois oh, je vois. La rageuse, c'est sûrement pas celle qui insulte quelqu'un en se basant sur ses goûts et préférences.

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"Meh back babe!!!!" e.e

@Shaiyera why you not text back me :c

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