Saturday, December 12, 2015


Hello! I haven't posted anything in AGES!

I have been so busy writing. But I plan on coming back.

Stay tuned if my content is of interest for you :)

Thank you.

Thursday, April 23, 2015

A little tip for learning a new language is to watch television without subtitles.
I'm actually watching right now a cooking show on Youtube, and I've learned some new words already. :)

(This is for the Japanese language.)

I want to share with you three words I learned today:

1) 折る - Oru - To fold, to bend
2) 小麦 - Komugi - Wheat
3) とろとろ - Torotoro - simmering; brimming, sticky

This is very short, I know, but hopefully you can learn something.
I want to update more often, but bare with me for a few days >,<
Thank you for reading! Until next time :)


I haven't updated! I'm sorry >,<
I'll make sure I do today. It's been quite a busy few days.

I'm considering making this page focus on Japanese, as well, since I mostly (or only, really) post about Japanese. It's the one Asian language I know best, despite loving so many others too, like Korean, Mandarin, and Hindi. I guess I haven't been motivated lately.

But I'll post today, I promise. >,<

Friday, April 17, 2015

Studying Mandarin and Korean language became a bit too much for me for some time, partly because I got too invested in studying Japanese. I do still love these languages, and also still have an interest in learning Hindi (which is why I named this page Iloveasianlanguages) but I admit I'm still a complete beginner in all of these. Well, not so much so about Korean, but still I know too little for it to count.

I think what I will do with these - which will motivate me too - is that I will begin studying with one of my old books, and share the whole experience here with you readers :)
I think that will be fun, and helpful to you as well.

Hopefully I will begin with this little experiment next week, and also come back with more Kanji to share.


Tuesday, April 14, 2015

Kanji Review

Hello everyone!
I meant to upload this sooner, but here it is! The review of all Kanji I've shared here.

1) 曜  you - Day of the week

2) 主  Shu, su, nushi - Master; omo(na) - Main

3) 筆  Fude, hitsu - Brush, writing 

4) 文  Bun, mon - Writing, letters; Fumi - letter

5) 仕  Shi, tsuka(eru) - Serve

6) 売  U(ru), Bai - Sell

7) 化  Ka, Ke, Ba(keru) - to change form; Ba(kasu) to bewitch

8) 工 Ku, Ko - Construction

9) 史 Shi - History

10) 代 Dai - Generation, price; Tai, Ka(waru) - Substitute; Yo - Age, generation; Shiro - Price, substitute

11) 交 Kou, Maji(ru) - Become mixed; Maji(eru) mix; Maji(waru) associate with, mingle with; Kawa(su) exchange (like talk).

12) 相 Sou - Aspect, phase; Shou - Government, minister; Ai - Mutual

13) 古 Ko, Furu(i) - old

14) 安 An - Peace; Yasu(i) cheap, easy to do

15) 軍 Gun - Military force, Army

16) 里 Ri, Sato - Village, natice place

17) 石 Ishi, Seki, Shaku - Stone; Koku - a unit of capacity

18) 玉 Tama, Gyoku - Jewel, orb

19) 理 Ri - Reason

20) 元 Moto, gen, gon - Origin

21) 取 To(ru), shu - Take

22) 用 You - Business, errand; Mochi(iru) Use

23) 糸 Ito, shi - Thread

24) 支 Shi - Branch; Sasa(eru) Support

I hope you find this useful, and helpful for your studies! Kanji is interesting and fun, but also quite hard to master! But that challenge is part of the fun for me. Be on the lookout for more Kanji here. Until next time! : )

Wednesday, April 8, 2015

This week's Kanji, set 2

Hello everyone! Here is the second set of Kanji for the week.

Like the others, all of these I had previously studied, so I'm still sort of reviewing stuff I had forgotten (mostly the readings, for most in this set).

1) 理 - ri - Reason, principle

2) 元 - gen, gan, moto - origin

3) 取 - shu, to(ru) - take

4) 用 - you - business, errand; mochi(iru) - use

5) 糸 - Ito, shi - thread

6) 支 - shi - branch; sasa(eru) - support


There you have them! I hope you are studying with me! Or at least revising some Kanji.

Next week there will not be new Kanji; instead, I'll review all the Kanji I've introduced here. I hope you enjoyed this little blog, and that you learned something with me. :)

Until next time!

Monday, April 6, 2015

I will soon be posting the Katakana syllabary here. Next week, though, I plan on posting about other Asian Languages as well, if I can.

Stay tuned if you want to learn a bit about Katakana, and learn the full syllabary :)