Let me love you!

d-denmark?

It isn't supposed to be accurate. It's just a joke.

They are not wrong, actually it is very close. The consonants given are just the basic ones. If the source of the missing letters is in the flag, I'm afraid you are wrong, that is I-Ching trigrams which are CHINESE.

i have no idea what you are talking about...what's missing is some of the alphabet. also, if you're talking about the sticks on the corners of the flag it's:

heaven water
fire earth
and the center is supposed to be yin yang or the sun and the ocean

I know about the sticks, they are part of the I-Ching trigrams. There are 8 of them.

maybe....

are his pronunciations maybe accurate towards a particular accent? I'd like to hope I could sound out and learn basic Korean from a single internet picture

it'd make me sad if that weren't true.

They're not all completely wrong. There are sounds between which Koreans distinguish that have no set distinctions in English. That, I think, makes it more difficult to teach reading Korean in a post like this. I thought it was pretty clever, and not bad at all. You can at least start off with this and then take more formal classes to get distinctions just right. Learn, houseofbrick! Keep your will to learn, and use any resource you can!

yeah. i'm just being a dick. you cant expect a person to speak a second language with a perfect accent with minimal learning/practice.

jesus christ. I'm just finishing up the dakuon. Gonna get started on katakana pretty soon. Kanji scares the piss out of me.

>mfw.

katakana is easyer than hiragana but that kanji cunt shit fucks
fuck it
in the ass

I don't know why I haven't finished learning Katakana, but I'm owning Hiragana

you poor cunt

Totally. I never took Japanese (as much as I wanted to), but when I was in Japan, I was able to read the kanji because I can read Chinese. Yay! 8D

Wanikani.com is the best for kanji

My girlfriend does Japanese

It actually hurts my head imagining what a pain it would be to learn all of the Kanji and correct grammar.

She also told me today that the Japanese word for 'Sperm' uses the Kanji for 'Girl'... We lol'd

I lol'd when I learned that the word for testicles uses "gold" and "ball": Kintama

That's because there's no real "formula" for Kanji. And agreed, Kanji is the speed bump in my reading still.

Ah, that is actually very helpful to know. Thanks!

go to Wanikani.com

Hiragana and Katakana are easy as fuck
Kanji is kinda hard though

lol