I know with Japanese curriculum they teach kids Hirigana first.

You made me lose my appetite @Repzion 😥

@yourblackhalf yeah ugh don't remind me lol

come over here and i'll make food

baked spagettai

They get into the other alphabets throughout schooling.

Eat spaghetti to forgetti your regretti

@Repzion I'm getting grilled cheese lol

@Sebastian Lawe yeah i learned hiragana then katakana, then i lost it at kanji because there's one for literally everything

I'm gonna eat hotpot for breakfast

At 2pm

I'm also hungry

@Sebastian Lawe oh that's probably why it was hard for me because i learned all that in one semester and expanded it in the second semester

Plus Seattle is like a 9 hour drive lol

Ayyy I have a dnd campaign sooooooon

Yeah, I find it interesting how they have a hirigana symbol for every possible two letter pairing, and then a kanji symbol for quite a few hirigana symbols pairings.

@Sebastian Lawe yeah that's the shit that confuses me

And in some cases you use a Hirigana symbol because theres isn't a Kanji symbol.

i have terrible memory so i always forget which kanji is which because there's too many and many are complex

and look similar

I drove from LA to seattle on a manual transmission for my first time

it was terrtifying

Manual? Omg

ew

manual

That's scary considering there's a lot of hills

The moment i rolled out on the highway in a new car, i hit bumper to bumper traffic

Hehe, my fathers girlfriend seems to swear on driving standard always.

#thanks ford

lol

manuals are fun to drive, but they're not praitical

I've never dared to drive manual

at least in hills

I'm always scared for hills

Imagine driving that in San Francisco

I would die lol

Apparently its easy to stall a car with standard as well.

oh yeah

we had an old minivan that would stall in the middle of intersections

scary

I prefer automatic management of that stuff.