Thank you thank you thankkkk youuu 
Also changed my mind scratch Italian can I do Japanese?
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I would love some help with learning Japanese (I’m currently using Duolingo) and could I also be added the German list?
(also, if you want any help with French, I’m pretty much fluent)
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Japanese Students
Hello, my lovely Japanese students. You are going to need the following:
- my email for any questions & concerns - melancholy.solivagant@gmail.com
- Your Japanese Textbook: https://ia800201.us.archive.org/29/items/Genki/Genki%20-%20Elementary%20Japanese%20I.pdf you’ll need your own copy of this every day of class unless otherwise said for your own personal markups (I reccomend adobe or lumin pdf editor) and notes!
- Quizziz account for your quizzes and stuff
- A notebook and folder. It can be online but studies shows writing things out helps you recall things.
- Your dedication, I will do my best to lead you to success but you have to open the door! Be dedicated in your self study.
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- (opt) The Audio files with the book! https://flrc-old.pomona.edu/audio/Japanese/1a/Genki1_2nd_TB/audio.html
Things to look forward to
- Speaking in Japanese, we will speaking with each other and since you’re a small group you won’t have to stress as much
- Watching Japanese anime, for research purposes of course
- Learning something new!
Japanese
@Soleil
@Jass
@unsungcheerio
@Caticorn
@DazzledSnowFlake
@raviola
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Your most welcome!
Adding you to the class 
Yayy!! Of course, welcome Cati!
I will PM you about that, thank you for offering!
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Random note, but very happy I was able to obtain a Genki Japanese book, ahh they’re amazing!!
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French Students
Hello my beloved French students! You’ll need the following:
- my email for any questions & concerns - melancholy.solivagant@gmail.com
- Your french textbook (a google drive folder) - French Textbook (Unzipped Files) – Google Drive
- Quizziz account for your quizzes and stuff
- A notebook and folder. It can be online but studies shows writing things out helps you recall things.
- Your dedication, I will do my best to lead you to success but you have to open the door! Be dedicated in your self study.
Things to look forward to
- Speaking in French, we will speaking with each other and since you’re a small group you won’t have to stress as much, I will also contact native speakers for you to converse with
- Watching French films, for research purposes of course
- Learning something new!
French
@Eliza
@DazzledSnowFlake
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Yay I’m so excited!!!
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Spanish, and German students resources are coming tonight or tommorow because they have some special considerations.
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Italian Students
Hello my dear language learning students! These are the things you’ll need for this Italian course
- my email for any questions & concerns - melancholy.solivagant@gmail.com
- Your Italian textbook - https://pdf.flyingpublisher.com/ItalianWithElisa2015.pdf
- Quizziz account for your quizzes and stuff
- A notebook and folder. It can be online but studies shows writing things out helps you recall things.
- Your dedication, I will do my best to lead you to success but you have to open the door! Be dedicated in your self study.
Things to look forward to
- Speaking in Italian, we will speaking with each other and since you’re a small group you won’t have to stress as much, I will also contact native speakers for you to converse with
- Watching Italian films, for research purposes of course
- Learning something new!
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@DazzledSnowFlake you may be interested in this!
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Omgg thank you for this! I love learning new languages and it’s a stress buster for me. I’ll think which language I wanna learn and tell you guys by tomorrow.
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So I have a doubt, like if I opt for more languages, won’t it be mixed up in my head. Or will I get a chance to learn other language after I learn one?
Sorry lol I’m just confused.
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There are some you won’t mix up, Like Japanese and Italian that have completely different writing systems. However that’s a possibility with a combination of languages, which is why it’s important to study and keep notes seperate for each language. Like maybe you’ll write French words in pink in and Italian in purple or find a way to seperate the two. If this goes well, when I finish with a group I will reopen it to the public ^^ It’s really up to you how you want to do it. You can do it 1 language or multiple at a time.
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Okay that makes sense. Thanks for answering this! I heard that Spanish is easy for English speakers. Is that true?
Also can you add me for Japanese, Spanish and French for now?
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It is the easiest language in theory to learn because of it’s clean-cut grammar style and some other tings. German however would be the easiest to learn for English speakers, there’s a lot of cognates and things. And if you learn Spanish then it’s easier to learn the follwing: Italian, Romanian, French, and Portugese but in my opinion for German it’s whole 'nother world, I’m doing the vocab for German and it’s :0
Yeah, sounds great!
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Yay awesome!
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I’m currently thinking of finding books for us to read in the language
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Yesssssss chidiiiiii
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Completed German Vocab, now onto Japanese.
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First Day of Class
Tommorow I will post the google classrooms for all the languages and you will have some assignments (don’t worry! The deadlines/due dates will be lax). I will make a thread for each language self study where you can talk and share as well!! I’m so excited to begin with you guys
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Rosters
Japanese
@Soleil 
@Jass 
@unsungcheerio
@Caticorn
@DazzledSnowFlake
Spanish
@Eliza 
@Soleil 
@unsungcheerio 
@WritingWithStars 
@Jass 
@DazzledSnowFlake
French
@Eliza 
@DazzledSnowFlake
German
@Caticorn
@idiot.exe
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