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Topic	Learning Nihongo
zebatov 03/21/18 11:12:15 PM #13:	Will look into those. I found some books named Genki. Going to give them a go. I think my biggest issue really is vocab and conjugation. I hate how when you think you learn a word, then put it into a sentence, the prefix or suffix can change, or it becomes a different word entirely. That, or intonation. (Ie HA-shi - chopsticks versus ha-SHI - bridge). I think this is where English is less difficult as -ed makes an adverb and can be added to most things, -es/-s is used for multiples, and -ing creates a verb and can be added to almost anything. We also don't deal with politeness to their extent. Thank God they don't really have masculine/feminine like Latin languages. --- lolmodhagomi <cite>zebatov posted [p:898255703] in Learning N... [t:76437327]...</cite> <quote> Will look into those. I found some books named Genki. Going to give them a go. I think my biggest issue really is vocab and conjugation. I hate how when you think you learn a word, then put it into a sentence, the prefix or suffix can change, or it becomes a different word entirely. That, or intonation. (Ie HA-shi - chopsticks versus ha-SHI - bridge). I think this is where English is less difficult as -ed makes an adverb and can be added to most things, -es/-s is used for multiples, and -ing creates a verb and can be added to almost anything. We also don't deal with politeness to their extent. Thank God they don't really have masculine/feminine like Latin languages. --- lolmodhagomi</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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