Conor needs you if you are fluent in Japanese
Best job in the world imo, but I can barely speak English. 😃 Anyone out there fluent? https://mobile.twitter.com/RSPN_Hideouts/status/1384998206925197319 https://www.respawn.com/careers/game-sec...
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@Koochi-Q i can count to ten in Japanese, does that count? :D
@OldTreeCreeperIt does. You can say you know the basics XD. Above message was google translate? xD
Dont wanna do G-translate! I usually don’t do that unless I need to know what something says :P You totally wanted to say what you wrote there!
I'm half Filipino and Japanese and would love to join Connor but I barely have time to eat in a day because of my day job as a hospitalist xD
LMAO at all the Japanese responses in this thread. Tip if you wanna learn more Japanese: dont use duolingo 😉
@Cheese9ManLolz I feel offended! I not once in my life had a duolingo account ☹️ I learn from the masters! I just do it in basic sentencing atm ^.^
And now I have another person who can and will teach me japanese so get on with the lesson!
@MandatoryIDtag, in all languages I (kinda) speak, I have my own way. English is not the only way I do it my way xD.Wait, where is oro ;0
- @Cheese9Man I started with duolingo and moved on to busuu but once they tried to teach you how to construct long sentences the grammar rules were not explained well enough and I had to go off buusu to work it out, which eventually became too laborious.
Hardly worth it just to tell my friends "my sister's husband works in a small office" in Japanese, especially when he's actually a lorry driver 🙂@EdwardDLuffy used an app to teach the kids to count to twenty in Chinese, as I had the Japanese and a few others covered. It did the pronunciations too which made it easy. But as usual after that it went downhill. 😃 kind of an important life skill to be able to count to 10 in a language I think.
- @Cheese9Man What's wrong with Duo?
@Lord_Scorpion34 wrote:
@Cheese9ManWhat's wrong with Duo?Duolingo doesn't really teach you conversational Japanese. Even if you finish their duolingo course you can barely talk to anyone in Japan. On the other hand, I never studied Japanese and it was just something that I learned growing up having my parents speak it. My dad would also usually correct me since I'm not 100% fluent in the language (grew up in the Philippines). English is my 3rd language so I apologize to everyone in the forum that my grammar isn't that refined. LOL.
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