new from Italy..Hi everybody

[stratosphere]

Hi everybody. First of all I窶冦 sorry if my english language is not quite correct, but I窶冤l try to improve it!
My name is Fabio, I窶冦 23 years old and I write from Italy. I live near Milan.
I窶冦 a student at the university, and I窶冦 studying Biotechnology.
My hobbies are doing sports, having fun, eat Japanese food and others..
I like science, in particular medicine and Biotechnology, I like music, I like pc and high-tech窶ｦ
I窶冦 looking for a lot of penfriends, expecially Japanese friends. I like very much Japan, but I窶况e never went in Japan窶ｦ!!!I like very much bonsai!! Is there anyone that do bonsai trees?
If you want to help me improving my knowledge about Japan culture, I窶冦 here窶ｦ.
I want to speak with girls and boys in Japan and with these people I want to have a pure, sincere friendship!
I expect your answers!
I want to know friends with the same interest窶ｦ
Best wishes,
Fabio

If you want to contact me, sent a mail at [email protected]
You can also visit my web Forum Medicine at http://www.forumdimedicina.altervista.org/medicine if you have questions about medicine and Health and you want to help me into my forum窶ｦ.

 

[Anchyyy]

Welcome to jref!

 

[silver angel]

Welcome aboard!

 

[Nothingness]

Welcome to JREF, stratosphere!!!

 

[ullvarg]

welcome

 

[Mycernius]

Hello and welcome to the forum. Have fun
Being on the forum will help you improve your English, as it seem to hacve helped others. Despite that it doesn't seem that bad.

 

[Carlson]

welcome to the forum

 

[Apollo]

welcome to JRef!!!

have fun in here OK?

 

[stratosphere]

Hi everybody, thank you very much for the welcome. It窶冱 a pleasure for me being here into this forum. Yes, I know that my english language is not too bad, but I would like to improve it!
I窶况e got a question for you窶ｦ
I decided to learn Japanese language..I窶决e read that it窶冱 absolutely difficult.. is it true?
Can I learn a little bit of Japanese only mailing with someone of you??
Can you give me advice, like for example web sites, textbooks and other?
Thank you very much!
Bye
Fabio

 

[Mycernius]

From what I have learnt so far, Japanese is a fairly ordered language. Virtually no plurals, very little exceptions to the rule, unlike English, and to turn a question into an answer is fairly simple at the basic level (where I am). There are a few oddities that can make it a bit more complex. Particles that help define context of a sentence and the counters for objects. I think the idea Japanese is a difficult language come from the writing systems used. Two phonetic alphabets, the Kana, and the Kanji, many of which can be said more than one way. Maybe someone who is a bit more fluent in the language can help you more. Or you could post your questions in the Learning Japanese forum.

 

[Gerris2]

Waving hello, I am new here too. See you around!

Joseph