Learning Japanese via msn/e-mail?

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hello, you know i'm just like you. im also researching for my study about jap languange and if i find any i'll send it to you, too.😌
 
hi! can somebody help me learn japanese language? i also wanted to know if there are available scholarships in japan for me to avail. im an undergrad BEED student and i would like to study in japan. pls help...
 
listen?as in their voice?

and I agree,I already got some vocab down(in romaji).

kris,try checking out the studying in japan section of the forum for the scholarship questions.

Studying in Japan
 
Lets just use GMT if at all possible. Hmm i'll figure something out in school, i'll calculate that stuff.
 
So wich time will it be?
I had a couple of free periods now so i can from now till dinner and from dinner till lets see 21:00 GMT ( so thats 22:00 GMT+1 )
And how can i set-up the teamspeak. I installed it but then its becoming complicated. sorry.
 
Ok i just checked, so basically we use GMT+1 in continental Europe, at the very moment its 9:22 in New York and 15:22 here in Europe, thats a six hour difference, so basically if you live somewhere around NY the difference is 4 hours since we decided to use GMT instead of Paris time. You probably go to school, and umm i'd like to know when can you log on? Just check the time and add 4 hours, (if you live around NY ofc, if you live further away you might have to add more. 21 GMT might be good, but then again it might not be good, its up to jmwintenn and EvilCowSlayer.Both of you, suggest a time (GMT format) please.
And umm... might be a good idea to get some japanese people aswell, do you perhaps know anyone who would want to practise his/her pronounciation or anything? I suppose i could post a topic in the Learn English forums, think it would be a good idea?
 
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That might be a problem, because im not sure EvilCowSlayer and jmwintenn will be online at that time, lets just wait for their response, and see what can we do.
 
Well, I certainly suppose it's past 21:00 GMT by now, isn't it? Looks like that'd be 4:00 for me. I should be able to make that tomorrow.

Edit: Although one has to consider, while those times may work out for us, it wouldn't work for our Japanese comrades. 4:00 PM for me is 5:00 AM for them. I know they like the English language enough to study it on their own time and all, but I'm equally sure they're not so keen to wake up at 5:00 AM just so they can hear my broken Japanese.
 
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he's right,cause I stay up till 1-2am here and its about 3-4pm in japan.


22-06GMT is fine with me,I can't get on the computer till 5pm.
 
i think derfel is trying to get a few people from the "learning english" sub forum



I found a site where you type in a diary in the language you're trying to learn and native speakers of the language correct the entries,pm me if you want the url.
 
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Donnie you see its easy for us cause we're in the same timezone, but you can't expect americans to to get online at 18:00 GMT for you cause they probably have other stuff to do at that time, they're probably at school or working. In my opinion we have to use the weekends, cause on weekends our free time probably overlaps by quite a bit. So basically my suggestion is 22 GMT on saturday's and sunday's. It will probably suit us all. Its not too late for europeans and not too early for americans. So you folks agree?
 
I agree with the saturday, but i cant be online that time on sunday sorry.
 
Ok after long thinking, analyzation and negotiation we came to an agreement, now the next step should be to decide what are we gonna do. I don't think we need to worry much about kana and kanji, learning those isn't really a group activity, grammar doesn't sound tempting either, so we're left with practise. Although if you find this wrong im up for anything.

Oh yeah, EvilCowSlayer, jmwintenn i think you should find a time to check the server to see if everything is okay, just for a few seconds. I'll pm the details.
 
I only have the teamspeak program installed.
So i dont know how it works and all.
 
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