Tickle-Wifesharing Group thoughts

Congrats on picking a major that'll work for you. Good luck with all that language learning.

Woohoo! Finding your passion AND getting 12 days off from school? That's like... EPIC! I can tell you from experience that both German and Latin is fun to read, and Japanese sounds awesome as well. Don't remember much from my Spanish classes though, but I'm sure that will be lots of fun for you too!

So cool! I took years of French and also speak Greek and Polish thanks to my grandfathers, and it's just so cool to be able to speak in other languages! I've always wanted to learn Japanese though! I'm happy that you're happy!

Yay for you babybear!

lawl Thanks, Nikki.

Epic indeed! Yeah, Latin and Spanish look easy enough. I figured I should get a Bachelor's in those two since those two languages (along with French) are the basic languages taught in the high schools over here. But German and Japanese are pretty popular in the schools, as well. ^^

Greek and Polish? Wow, you don't see too many speakers of those here in the States. =D Haha, well you can easily learn Japanese if you wanted to. I'm listening to this podcast at japanesepod101.com that extensively covers the language from the Basics to the Advanced. ^__^ Thanks for your support, Jamie. <3

KRAZIE! I've missed talking to you. Since I'm off for spring break starting Friday, I should be able to actually get on Skype and have a nice chat.

Anytime darlin! Yeah, I can speak them well but not so much with the reading/writing lol. But it's cool. It really is amazing at what you can pick up when you're little and it helped that we were always around them and that they spoke mostly in their native languages. I really want to learn Japanese though! Like you, I have sort of an obsession with Japanese culture. And anything British lol.

A kindred spirit, I see. Anything East Asian has always fascinated me, whether it be Japanese, Chinese, or Korean. I partly blame my interest in Asian pop groups. lol

That really is awesome that you're trilingual. I have indeed heard that it's much easier to pick up on languages when you're younger and are immersed in the language everyday.