Yrimvar

Take "waffle" and add any word to it.

Wafflestorm!

Waffleface!

Waffleman!

Wafflehair!

Wafflepuke!

It's just so stupid when you imagine it. But so good.

Definitely Korean!

I'm a giant esports geek (starcraft ) and if you didn't know, the best competitors are in fact Korean.

I really wanna go to Seoul. From what i've seen, it's a pretty beautiful place and, of course it's the mecca of the esports world.

Thanks Xenon!

I am really terrible at german atm.

I need something like an app to help me learn. I am a beginner to the max, pretty much knowing only how to introduce myself. I can read pretty good though, so that's a plus.

I can't agree that english is a hard language to learn. I fluently speak english after no courses at all, just talking with people over the internet through forums and multiplayer games. When i encountered a word i didn't know, i looked it up on a dictionary.

It did cause some problems for me now, tho. I use english MORE than my home language, Polish which leads to the fact that i often loose words and end up saying something stupid. Or actually knowing what a word means and being able to explain it in english, but not knowing the polish translation.

That's a great idea. I actually learned english by chatting with people over the internet, and reading forums. It's enjoyable and effective. I highly recommend this to anyone learning english.

I learnt it like this:

I laid my head on my shoulder.

My head is lying on my shoulder.

He's laying head on my shoulder.

I don't like going in-depth and thinking too much about english. I prefer just memorizing these things by reading forums and chatting with people.

Hiragana is very important indeed. I suggest you start learning it immediately.

Also, don't worry about romaji. It will come naturally once you learn hiragana and katakana.

Katakana is pretty easy for me. The only things i had a problem with were shi, tsu, so and n.

I find hiragana harder, and kanji reaaally hard.