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Originally Posted by WingsToDiscovery
I would say (to native English speakers), LEARN ENGLISH IF YOU WANT TO LIVE IN JAPAN. I'm not saying my grammar is spot on all the time, but there's a clear difference between making a small mistake and the tons of threads created on here like "i wan to live in japn and im 20 and i dont have a dgree and i was wondering if i culd live in japan."
If you can't articulate yourself in the most comfortable environment (your own home, where you can spruce up any response before submitting it), why would anyone want to talk to you about a job? Is this the way you would write an inquiry? For those of you who may say "I only write like that to my friends," what's the point? Learning two different ways to type; one stupid and the other proper for the sake of being cool or something? It drives me NUTS when people write like idiots.
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Darn, you just burst the bubble(s) for a bunch of forum users
You know, funny enough, I start noticing the new generation having difficulities distinguishing "You're" vs "Your", "Than" vs "Then" etc... i think this fall in your category
Realism, I didn't say ALL Chinese character share the same meanings as it Kanji counterpart, I am saying "MANY", many != all. I also didn't agree to having to learn English and be fluent at it before one can learn Japanese, I am just joining in the debate to discuss what other language(s) skills will help make the learning experience (of Japanese) more enjoyable.