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I'm a Filipino and I never knew it. I thought it was just from the word "Utol" but the root word rings a bell to me and I think I already heard of it.

I'm from Philippines too and I wouldn't mind hearing Taglish. Why? There's some instance that we can't think of the Tagalog counterpart of a word. But there is some time that I felt its too force to add the English word in a Tagalog sentence.

I would say Death Note gives me the best feel of action and thrill. Next would be Medaka Box because of the twists but seems lacking for me.

If you'd like, try light novels like "Haruhi Suzumiya no Yuutsu" or Haruhi Suzumiya series.

Its still useful though, its hard to write. When learning language, one should also learn how to write it.

I don't think its hard. I memorize and learn it for 1 week. And think hiragana is harder.

"Power belongs to those who can wield it." -Syndra

Firstly to watch anime without subtitle. Because some of the fan subs are making some mistakes. Also structure of the words are very interesting and I like to learn it.

Hello everyone and I just joined here! I'm kind of interested learning some other language especially Japanese.