Learning Japanese through the Genki elementary Japanese textbooks. I think I've developed a reasonably reliable method for memorizing the kanji now, which resembles a mix between Pictionary and Bat Deduction, and would probably come out as gibberish if I tried to explain it.
casually taking over the world
Huh? Everyone's learning japanese?
I'm still in school so that's where I have spanish classes. I have english classes as well but I don't learn anything out of them anymore...I learn english mostly by being on the internet and translating words I don't understand if necessary.
No you can't call me Jar(i) I am not a glass container
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Admittedly, it's mostly so that I can play untranslated import games. Silly reason, I know.
Pretty much how I'm continuing German now that the college courses are done. With a little correspondence here and there with native-speaking Tropers.
literary masochist
Well, you can't get any sillier than "I'm learning X language because they're making us do it at school". Compared to that, any excuse that equates to using the language somewhere is more than reasonable.
This "faculty lot" you speak of sounds like a place of great power...
I've been interested in French lately and I might take a class on it this year. But I practice it with Duolingo
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I'm still trying to learn Arabic; both Qur'anic and MSA.
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