A newbie >_<

[candy02058912]

Hi^_^ I just joined like a day ago.
I really want to learn Japanese, I asked my mom before but SHE SAID NO, so I ended up having to learn it myself. So... really need everyone's help, sorry>_<

I'm Candy (used to live in America) but had to go to Taiwan, so I know English and Chinese.

Thanks for wasting your time reading~~

[Christian_]

はじめましてcandy02058912さんまたね;)

[Hatori]

lol. hi! ^^ it's a tough challenge to learn Japanese. but i'm cracking into those dusty books of myne and study it!

[Zhengpeng]

始めまして　カンヂさん。
私　も　”ネウビー”　です。
もし　ほしかったら、勉強　しましょう、　そひて　たとえば　Msn　で　話す。
Add　me: zheng_san@hotmail.com　
Have a heathy day and eat lots of rise

[candy02058912]

can't read japanese yet >_>"
BTW do you guys think that Chinese is harder than Japanese or the other?

[oryxz]

You can start by learning Hiragana first like I do candy. For now I can read Hiragana but cant read Katakana and Kanji. Anyway Im starting to learn that.
BTW, bout your question. I think it will be simple for you because Kanji is same alphabet as chinese.

[candy02058912]

I'll take your advice ^_^ got a place to start with and now it's just to study hard!

[Zeo]

Hello^_^

Welcome to this page
I'm sure that this page will help you alot in your japanese studies.

See yah!

[redfoxer]

hajimemashite to yorokoso.
i also think you will excel at the kanji since the symbols are easy to recognise. although they are the same kanji, you will have a tough time remembering the readings as many chinese people i know beginning to learn the language. although im sure you can guess through context and meanings from the kanji, which should help you learn quite nicely
ganbatte ne

[oryxz]

All I know the spelling is not same at all although the alphabet is same.
For example 一in kanji is Ichi but for chinese is a another spelling.