Show Me the Funny !!!

btw, both her and my original Japanese instructor in Americo were named the same thing, so when I masturbated I thought of both. Mariko - mm...
 
yeah, she had the smallest feet which I like. I kinda have a foot fetish. ;)

I cared about reading to learn grandia 3. I wanted to understand the game, but I didn't realize how much was involved. it thrilled me to know what each character meant. grandia was/is more complicated than say dragon quest with fewer kanji.
 
tthousand said:
I'd assume you'd want to learn how to read it before you learn how to speak it, or what?
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Not exactly! [emoji6]

In a practical sense, it's generally more important for a person to learn how to speak/understand a language than how to read/write it. It's a question of greatest need & objective. Speaking & listening can be taught without the need for reading/writing & vice versa. Except in some very specific cases, a language teacher would normally give as much balance as possible to those 4 language skills however.

To a greater extent it's also the case if you consider the learning of one's mother tongue. A situation leading to the high illiteracy rates that we know of, even in the most economically favoured situations.

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