A few kanji won't quite do and the grammar isn't exactly "super duper easy" either. Not if you truly want to understand it. Pronounciation is indeed the easiest part, as are the phonetic scripts. But knowing these will only allow you to start learning. What is that native language of yours, Memoriam? Polish?

I believe LittleJulez is also learning Swedish, maybe you can practise with her?

By a few I meant a few thousand actually XD I know they won't do, I did learn Japanese for a few years and now I'm tryin to restore my skills (I did forget about learning Japanese in my little essay, didn't I XD). And for me the grammar is actually super duper easy. The only hard part about Japanese for me is learning the signs. Yep, my native language is Polish. Beautiful, yet messed up Polish.... yeah...

I'm afraid I'm not even on the stage of practicing XD I can read more or less and I can understand simple sentences like "your horse likes my dogs" or something. But I'm having awful trouble with the accent and I can't actually speak. I just mess up all the sounds and letters, and the accent, as I mentioned ;/

I have a deep speaking voice. I'm sure that I'd get looked at funny. lol.

/random GUYS I just decided what I can get my inlaws for christmas without breaking the bank! Tins of homemade cookies :D

I've saved a whole list on pinterest. Pumpkin cookies with vanilla icing, creamcheese brownie squares, white chocolate dipped sugar cookies with peppermint crumble and swirl sugar cookies with sprinkles. In a nice tin with a ribbon, does that sound like a nice gift?

That sounds cute!
You can get nice tins for like a buck if you go to the dollar tree. Good times.

What kind of cookies you making?

The dollar tree was totes the plan for the tins and ribbon, maybe tissue paper too.

So many good things there. I love looking around during holidays.

I've heard Polish is one of the absolute hardest languages to learn, does that seem true?

That sounds like an awesome gift, Eva! I want some

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