When my family first got cable, I remember watching NHK. Now, as a person who doesn’t speak Japanese at all, and being a Japanese wannabe… the only programs I could actually follow sans subtitles were kid shows. One of them is the long-lasting Okaasan to Issho, which apparently began showing on October 5h, 1959. I think the first time I saw the show was in 1999… or I could be wrong and be 1998. Anyway, if you don’t know about it… it’s like hmm, Menudo meets Sesame Street, but for really really small kids. I’m guessing 2-3 years old. The show has been inventing and re-inventing itself throughout the years. Changing life-size-puppets, and hosts in their many years. Continue Reading…
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Too funny a video.
Hallo!
Ich heiße Victoria~
In case you didn’t know, she’s called Victoria…
Ja. x’D
Wie geht es Ihnen?
Bin gut. x’D Ja. x””’D
I think Victoria might be mashing her German with some Spanish, and says she’s intelligent x’D
Ja! Hahaha. Poor, Geri. She’s getting confused too. x’D
Bra-bra is… bustenhalter!
Hahaha… anyway – too much language geekyness. If I keep at it, I might end up adding a German category. *tsk tsk*
A progress guide of Swedish!
There is no better way to learn a language than beginning from the start! That means… go back time and be a kid again! We all should thank Julyssa for this, so if any of you find this info useful, leave a message in this post for her for the book she sent me.
Välkommen till Sverige! Bildbok del 1!! Continue Reading…
… of languages!
Ok, here’s my story. Japanese is pretty awesome, but let’s get real. Any Asian language that I will ever try to learn, will eventually come to a sudden halt with the different writing… Continue Reading…
