Re: Learning languages

En réponse à J Y S Czhang :


>     ROTFLMAO so true. Which reminds me ...
>     CHRISTOPHE!!!!: You know of any manga that is in Romaji?
Nope, but many (most?) manga is written using furigana (i.e hiragana and 
katakana on top - or to the right in column writing - of the kanji to give 
their reading), so you only need to learn the syllabaries to read manga. I 
think it's because most manga are targetted towards a young audience that 
doesn't master all the kanji yet. So adding pronunciation with them is 
necessary for the Japanese as well :) .

>  (I mighta asked
>this before, but I don't recall diddley in this regard... I plead
>hyper-monkey-brainfart-ness due to viral infection of the liver [BTW my 
>PSA of the day:
>May is Hepatitis C Awareness Month...be a Hep Cat, screw the hype, and get the
>raw facts...cdc.gov...liverfoundation.org])
I don't remember you asking me that info, so I guess you needn't plead at 
all, you're not suspect! :)

Christophe Grandsire.

http://rainbow.conlang.free.fr

You need a straight mind to invent a twisted conlang.