Dutch, German, English girl would love to learn Japanese

Kiger · (#1 (**permalink**))

I'm searching for a Japanese girl or boy, but I prefer a girl because I'm one too.
I'd like to learn some Japanese. I already know some words.
I can learn you Dutch, English and some German.

I'd really love to chat with someone from Japan!

Eey!

My nickname is Kiger.

Age: 16
Gender: girl
Hobbies: Drawing manga, animals and dragons, making/listening music, reading, gaming.
Fave food: Baked bananas, noodles (ra-men), Turkish and Indonesian food.

School class: 3rd class (highschool student) (3rd class of 4)
Best subjects: Dutch, English, German and CKV

E-mail: [email protected]

Thanks for reading this!

Mukuge · (#2 (**permalink**))

Eheh, just saying hi cuz I'm Dutch too xD

Kiger · (#3 (**permalink**))

^^ lol
Great, I'm not the only one then.

Kasumi89 · (#4 (**permalink**))

I have duch blood too, and I can read some parts of duch, and al little bit of Japanee, but Im not really good though.

Kiger · (#5 (**permalink**))

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Originally Posted by Kasumi89

I have duch blood too, and I can read some parts of duch, and al little bit of Japanee, but Im not really good though.

Why do you have: Ik houd van u .....?
You only use 'u' when you talk to an elder/stranger (elder)/teacher.
Not to kids or anime characters.

In English it is always you. Easy. In Dutch you have: je/jij and u.
Je/jij to people you know (family/friends) or kids under 18 or 20.

If you know German an some French, you'll know how to speak some Dutch, though.

Hope it's useful.

Smileydude · (#6 (**permalink**))

I am new to Japanese, but studying it vey intensly, I believe I may be able to help. I really want your German. (I am American, as in natively speaking English). please PM or AIM me to discuss stuff.

Twisted · (#7 (**permalink**))

Quote:

Originally Posted by Kiger

Why do you have: Ik houd van u .....?
You only use 'u' when you talk to an elder/stranger (elder)/teacher.
Not to kids or anime characters.

In English it is always you. Easy. In Dutch you have: je/jij and u.
Je/jij to people you know (family/friends) or kids under 18 or 20.

If you know German an some French, you'll know how to speak some Dutch, though.

Hope it's useful.

Not to butt in, but the German you're using is far from correct...

It should be: Warrum kan ich nicht reden when ich von Dir spreche, warum kan ich nicht atmen when ich an Dich denke? Warum nicht?

Ad "Dich so" after "liebe", and it's correct.

7 years of advanced German and 3 years of basic German, plus I live like 10 miles from the German border. Gee, I've master two foreign languages yet I SUCK at Dutch spelling... T'is a strange and mixed up world we live in, ne?

Anyhee, I also interested in learning Japanese..