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Oh yes, there are a number of faux amis (I don't know Japanese, but I've been told about that). There is also the word "no" which it's a negation in English, Spanish and many other languages while it means something like "of" in Japanese.Yes, "no" in Japanese is used as a possessive. For example, "Watashi no hon" would mean "book of mine" or "my book".
Yep, I remember when I had French and English in the same days. Luckily I had half an hour inbetweem, which I used for read something in Spanish, so not to get blocked. At least, Japanese and Spanish had a similar pronunciation, so that is something.Yes, that makes it easier, though sometimes you get words like "manga". In Spanish, it means "sleeve", and in Japanese, it refers to the comics.
Hey man, I'm a Senior this year. I was a freshman when I joined. You'll fit in regardless.OK. Now I don my beret. Never face the internet without a good hat.
Whatever floats your boat. Just keep learnin'Yay. Alright, will do~!
Not nessesarily, but it will mean you managed to learn a lot of stuff that was useful in other waysSo... does that mean that the things i learned that didn't keep me alive had nothing to do with survival, or does it mean that I ought to study self-defense, eating dirt, and camouflage?
Bah, "educated" is just a matter of outlook. Keep learning new stuff until you die, and you will be better off than most no matter how many years you've been at it.So, when I die, does that mean that I didn't learn something that would have kept me from getting killed?
