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pocohantas:
Beautiful thread LienwaltAbel.

I always knew you are a very intelligent man. Unlike those other coloured pillars on this forum. I would deactivate my account the day they post something meaningful.




Shocking!!

Thank you ma'am. I was equally shocked like you. That just showed me that no matter how nice a country looks, it's still got some deep issues within. I'm still going to do further research when I have the time.

peacefull:
Japanese language is shit?

Hey peacefull long time. How've you been doing? Have u and your resolved the marrital issues?

The only foreign language i dey learn na French. Chop your Japanese

peacefull:
Hello, LienwaltAbel san!

Yes, Japan have many issues.
My opinion is no countries are perfect just like humans. No one is perfect.
Japan and Japanese peoples are not perfect.
We have a lot of issues.

Oh.... No....
Yes! sexual abuse... Many many Hentai in here.
Very disgusting!

Thank you so much for your kind words about Japanese peoples! I appreciate you!!

I'm still sad about Abe san.
To me, I'm feeling like Japan is no more safe.
I think many Japanese peoples are feeling like this now.
Many many bad things happened. Every day have bad news.
Maybe because I have never been to another countries that's why I can easily to have this kind of feel.
And I have some Hentai experience like someone chased me, someone entered my house to stolen my lingeries, someone came to around my house every 2 or 3 months to peeping my house, someone hiding and doing masterbate on the street to showed me what he is doing etc.
I don't remember how many times I called police to help.
Only this my experience making me here is not safe.

I think I'm getting to understand than before!
Thank you so much!

One of interesting about "country has nothing for us" is some Japanese peoples are also saying like that.
Like they said "Japan is world ATM", "Japanese government is very kind for foreigners or other countries, But ignoring own citizens", "throw a lot of our money (tax) for helping other countries, But don't wanna help own peoples" etc.

Yes, I think so, not easy for foreigners to get work especially permanent work in here.
But like my prefecture have assist for foreigners who wanna start business in here.
I'm checking about it now.
Not from overseas, for someone who is already living here and have visa.
Of course they have some requirements.

Anyway, Thank you so much for taking your time!
I really appreciate you!
And I'm very sorry for I maybe misunderstood you. I'm apologies you.

The police really needs to do something about these "hentai" (perverts in English). Especially the ones I hear that harass women on trains.

Japan is one of the country I will like to visit someday

Mezigo:
Are there good jobs in Japan for people who are not coming for education ?

Do your research man, I am not there. Apart from discussions and a lot of research I don't really know much about the place. All I can say is that many who go there end up as English teachers, or software developers(quite rare).

AfahaAbia:
You're very correct. I had a culture shock when I went there. Very nice country,great food, beautiful ladies (who like staring alot especially if you're black). Their studio apartments are very nice although very small(everything is automated). But u see the language wahala, that is the main problem.

lol language always hard for me to learn despite how many years in lagos i no fit speak yoruba fluently shey na japan i wan com learn

peacefull:
I'm sorry for very late reply to you.

It's ok!
Everybody have own opinion!
Of course I'm not happy whenever I saw peoples insulting my country.
But always good to me to know peoples' opinion.
I can learn!

Which ur corntree??

When did Japan become ur home corntree??

Awon omo abule-egba yii sha.

LienwaltAbel:
Yah that's true. But if a Japanese person speaks very slowly, they're more likely to pronounce it in full. This may change years from now because languages are usually mutated because of the laziness of it's speakers
.

Right! Languages are morphing and changing form day by day. What we have now isn't what it used to be centuries ago.

On the other hand, I was actually infatuated with Japanese due to anime and even started learning it but the complexity coupled with the kanji of a thing just made me forgo it. But it's a beautiful lingo though.

How can I come to Japan

LienwaltAbel:
The Japanese have two writing systems. Kana and Kanji. Kana consists of two subsystems which are the hiragana and katakana, while the kanji system is an angry god on its own.

Hiragana and katakana are just systems that consists of syllables or sounds which make up every single Japanese sound. Hiragana is used for local Japanese words while katakana is used for foreign and scientific words. For example in the hiragana system the syllable "ra" is ら and the syllable "o" is お, and in the katakana system "ra" is　ラ　and "o" is オ. They both have about 46 I'm not really sure though but I'll post a link:

https://www.google.com/url?q=https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hiragana&sa=U&ved=2ahUKEwjZ-c-zq8H4AhUQrxoKHV8YAUYQmhN6BAgJEA4&usg=AOvVaw2j5KxpzuJe8NuduDICKn7X

Now this all seems easy. Yeah, it would have been if kanji never existed. Kanji was the first writing system to be adopted in Japan, and it was imported from China (I guess our see where this train is going ).

Kanji isn't based on syllables like kana, kanji is based on ideas just like the Egyptian hieroglyphics. Take for example this kanji character 木 , it looks like a tree right. Yup it is, it creates the idea of a tree. Now take this one 本 there's a line at the bottom which could mean something underneath the the tree or something underneath the ground or where the tree grew from. This means it could be root or origin or underground, well it's origin.

I know you're already seeing some issues with this shitty thing called kanji, but this is the least of your problems. Kanji characters don't retain their pronunciations or idea all the time when they are jammed with other characters. For example 木 on its own is pronounced "ki" but when it is used to make a word it's pronunciation could change. The same goes for the over 5000 kanji symbols you talk wetin. Yes, there are over 5000, and no one really knows how many there are. An average Japanese person knows about 3000, while the smartasses know about 4000 or 5000. Yep, Japanese doesn't look so easy anymore.

What do I advise that you do? Well, learn it or change your dream country to an English speaking country or you can just learn something closer to English like German and go to Germany. If you do choose to learn Japanese, two years of hard work can make you a fluent Japanese speaker, reader and writer, but I'll advise you to forget writing and reading the language and learn how to speak it. Japanese for dummies is a nice book to begin with. There are also many online sources you can begin with.

So that is it, Jā mata.

The bolded, true. I only know how to speak and understand a bit but once I come across the kanji or katakana form of writing, I switch off. I have only been able to understand a bit of some like ichi, ni, san, yon, go, roku, nana, hachi, kyuu, juu and desu, n. If written in romaji, I can translate a bit. eg: Boku no namae wa Biosys desu. Nijeiria shussin desu!

Maybe I'll learn the writings after learning how to speak.

CC: peacefull

I don't ever think any country can be like the U.S.A on earth. It won't be in another one million years. The only sad reality about America is the broken immigration system. Anybody can be the victim of immigration, but American government won't chase you away unless you commit crazy crimes. I have seen people with no papers for 35 years and I, myself, have been living in USA for 16 years with no papers. I do menial job for $5500 per month and I could have been making up to $20, 000 per month but I need Security Clearance for my engineering degree, which requires citizenship. You cannot work with government without being a citizen and your green card only helps you for Stays and menial jobs. You cannot vote, be a police or correction officer.

Overall, no matter what in America, it is still better than Nigeria in 100, 000 ways as black society will always be dysfunctional as negroes can barely think straight or put things together with a bare minimum supervision. I will always thank God for making to touch down in America, as Yoruba says ogo for life!

Wahala

2Radii:
Which ur corntree??

When did Japan become ur home corntree??

Awon omo abule-egba yii sha.

Werey, do simple research about her.
She be Japanese babe.

peacefull:
I maybe misunderstanding you. I'm sorry.

You learned Japanese language and you lived in Japan or still living in Japan?
750k? if I'm not misunderstood, this "k" meaning 1,000.
You learned Japanese because of you wanted to get work worth 750k in Japan?

Yes, I agreed, too much work for non Japanese peoples.

Yes! I wanna be honest!
So, I'm gonna very very honest with you!

I'm difficult to understand.
Many things I'm difficult to understand from your writing.
Sorry, maybe because of my poor English skill.
But I really wanna understand!

Japanese peoples speaking, writing and reading Japanese language is not from yesterday or today.
Anybody who think or who wanna come to Japan never knew about that?
And at least, Japanese peoples learned Kanji during compulsory education 2,136 Kanji.
Compulsory education is total 9 years.
Elementary school is 6 years and junior high school is 3 years.
Maybe you already know about it.
So, of course if someone wanna learn Kanji need take time. Not easy.
But Japanese peoples also taking long time for learn Kanji.
Not We can read and write Kanji since we were born.

If purpose is just earn money like 750k, 750k yen? and if peoples could earn money like that in their country, why they decided to come to Japan?
Language is not easy, can't earn 750k etc, then why chose country like Japan?
Peoples never research about language, about money etc, by themselves before coming to Japan?

I know and I can understand that too much work for foreigners. Not easy.
But some foreigners don't mind about it or they know it or they already knew it before come to Japan.
Some foreigners just interesting about Japan, like Japan, wanna learn Japanese etc, then come to Japan.

Do you think you can easily living and working in another countries?
I think if peoples live and work in another country, they need to learn a lot of things.
Not only language, but also need to learn that country's peoples, their manners, laws etc.
Can't really know or can't really understand about all of things just in short times if peoples were not born and grew up in that country.

I have never lived or worked in another country.
I have never been to another country.
But I can imagine about living and working in another country is not easy to me.

Sometimes I'm annoyed about some non Japanese in Japan.
Because even here, on this website, I saw some peoples who is interesting about Japan, who like Japan, who already learning Japanese language, who really wanna study in Japan etc, yet they still can't come to Japan.
But instead of them, some non Japanese who is already in Japan did crime, insulting Japan and Japanese, complain too much, misbehaved etc, very annoyed to me.


Yes, I'm a Japanese. Nice to meet you!
But why you are angry or annoyed like this? →
Maybe you hate Japan or Japanese?

This was so easy to understand. You're absolutely right. It's easy to learn to speak any language. Writing is completely different especially when the said language don't use Latin alphabets

日本へようこそ

Eaztzide:
Right! Languages are morphing and changing form day by day. What we have now isn't what it used to be centuries ago.

On the other hand, I was actually infatuated with Japanese due to anime and even started learning it but the complexity coupled with the kanji of a thing just made me forgo it. But it's a beautiful lingo though.

Yeah. I love the way it just flows naturally. Plus the language doesn't have difficult sounds like the German R

JimmySwaggart:
Werey, do simple research about her.
She be Japanese babe.

Leave am. The girl self is too calm and kind to people like that, she suppose know say na werey full this country.

peacefull:
I maybe misunderstanding you. I'm sorry.

You learned Japanese language and you lived in Japan or still living in Japan?
750k? if I'm not misunderstood, this "k" meaning 1,000.
You learned Japanese because of you wanted to get work worth 750k in Japan?

Yes, I agreed, too much work for non Japanese peoples.

Yes! I wanna be honest!
So, I'm gonna very very honest with you!

I'm difficult to understand.
Many things I'm difficult to understand from your writing.
Sorry, maybe because of my poor English skill.
But I really wanna understand!

Japanese peoples speaking, writing and reading Japanese language is not from yesterday or today.
Anybody who think or who wanna come to Japan never knew about that?
And at least, Japanese peoples learned Kanji during compulsory education 2,136 Kanji.
Compulsory education is total 9 years.
Elementary school is 6 years and junior high school is 3 years.
Maybe you already know about it.
So, of course if someone wanna learn Kanji need take time. Not easy.
But Japanese peoples also taking long time for learn Kanji.
Not We can read and write Kanji since we were born.

If purpose is just earn money like 750k, 750k yen? and if peoples could earn money like that in their country, why they decided to come to Japan?
Language is not easy, can't earn 750k etc, then why chose country like Japan?
Peoples never research about language, about money etc, by themselves before coming to Japan?

I know and I can understand that too much work for foreigners. Not easy.
But some foreigners don't mind about it or they know it or they already knew it before come to Japan.
Some foreigners just interesting about Japan, like Japan, wanna learn Japanese etc, then come to Japan.

Do you think you can easily living and working in another countries?
I think if peoples live and work in another country, they need to learn a lot of things.
Not only language, but also need to learn that country's peoples, their manners, laws etc.
Can't really know or can't really understand about all of things just in short times if peoples were not born and grew up in that country.

I have never lived or worked in another country.
I have never been to another country.
But I can imagine about living and working in another country is not easy to me.

Sometimes I'm annoyed about some non Japanese in Japan.
Because even here, on this website, I saw some peoples who is interesting about Japan, who like Japan, who already learning Japanese language, who really wanna study in Japan etc, yet they still can't come to Japan.
But instead of them, some non Japanese who is already in Japan did crime, insulting Japan and Japanese, complain too much, misbehaved etc, very annoyed to me.


Yes, I'm a Japanese. Nice to meet you!
But why you are angry or annoyed like this? →
Maybe you hate Japan or Japanese?

Don't worry about that guy....he is just a noise maker and constitutes noise pollution.

I have lived in Japan for many years and I love it.

I have traveled to other parts of the world and I still can't find any country closer to Japan in moral, respect and discipline.

peacefull:
I'm sorry for late reply to you again.

Yes, I'm a Japanese.
I'm very happy to heard that you don't hate Japanese peoples or Japan
Thank you so much! I appreciate you!!

I will read this your comment well and I will reply you later. Sorry.

I like you , especial your kindness, candour and honesty. Japanese must be an extremely nice, gentle and patient people from the tone of your posts.

Pls wat is d best way to learn japanese. Is it by going to d country to stay or learning it here b4 travelling

Arigatou Bazaimaseeee !!!!!

LienwaltAbel:
Yeah. I love the way it just flows naturally. Plus the language doesn't have difficult sounds like the German R

Oh! In that case, try looking into Spanish also. Easy to learn due to that it originates from the same language family as English. Only issue is that I'm not interested in migrating to countries that speak it.

Nwanne you are not going to Japan to deal with Japanese you are going there to deal with nwaafor.. pipe lol.. odogwu nah Japan go connect you .. u don't need Japanese to set the ball rolling .. dubai is Arabic speaking but ppl are surviving there

Eaztzide:
Oh! In that case, try looking into Spanish also. Easy to learn due to that it originates from the same language family as English. Only issue is that I'm not interested in migrating to countries that speak it.

No. Spanish doesn't really share the same roots with English (except you're considering the entire Indo-European language family). Spanish has its roots mainly in Latin (the Romance languages) and in an old Celtic language (probably a language that sounds like Gaelic). However, you're right, it's easy to pronounce and learn, but noun gender nightmares. What's really funny is that English and German share the same roots

stylesh:
Arigatou Bazaimaseeee !!!!!

It's actually gozaimasu but whatever. You're welcome.

AFONJAPIG:
Nwanne you are not going to Japan to deal with Japanese you are going there to deal with nwaafor.. pipe lol.. odogwu nah Japan go connect you .. u don't need Japanese to set the ball rolling .. dubai is Arabic speaking but ppl are surviving there

Okay, you are free. Imagine moving to a country where you can't read, write or even speak the language and you think you'll survive

Love800:
Pls wat is d best way to learn japanese. Is it by going to d country to stay or learning it here b4 travelling

Learn to speak it first and foremost. Then learn to recognise all the kana and a bit of kanji. I just remembered that sometimes when kanji is used in a word or sentence, they write some kana characters above it to help people to identify the word.

peacefull:
I'm sorry for late reply to you again.

Yes, I'm a Japanese.
I'm very happy to heard that you don't hate Japanese peoples or Japan
Thank you so much! I appreciate you!!

I will read this your comment well and I will reply you later. Sorry.

I would love to migrate to japan and possibly marry a Japanese woman.
Any help?

LienwaltAbel:
No. Spanish doesn't really share the same roots with English (except you're considering the entire Indo-European language family). Spanish has its roots mainly in Latin (the Romance languages) and in an old Celtic language (probably a language that sounds like Gaelic). However, you're right, it's easy to pronounce and learn, but noun gender nightmares. What's really funny is that English and German share the same roots

Oh yeah! You're right with the Indo-European roots and the Romance. Italian is in the same family with Spanish also. Latin relations.

Ain't gonna lie. Noun genders are frustrating. How can you tell me I've to say a different word just because I'm talking about another sex. Or that non-animate things have genders.
Lol!

Nitingale:
I've loved Japan and have dreamt of going there but reading this give me chills.
Does it mean Africans are not given a good pay job over there?
I thought they claim there are minor jobs for Africans who go there for Hustle?

Na minor job be your goal.