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I honestly have no idea what Crunchyroll used to be like but like everything ever (except Renshuu) when they have a good idea they get rid of it eventually
That is what I love on renshuu! 
It's so full of customizing and if you have a problem or a wish, you just ask someone! Wish more apps would have this feature!
It's better to focus on either japanese or Chinese. Yes, the sound is very different, but I think it's very likely to mess up 汉字 and 漢字 and on top of that your pace will slow down especially with two difficult languages that take years to reach a high proficiency if you learn them even seperately
And it will take much much more longer if you are not motivated to study
But of course, If you can handle both at the same time and if you are motivated you can learn them as you want
I also want to learn Chinese and Korean but I will do it one by one
I use the Crunchyroll app to stream anime, but there's a lot of anime I can't find on there (I think I read that they don't have licensing for Sentai Filmworks animes which I want to watch 
) so, if you know a good app for watching anime I'd be grateful!! 
Aaaa I'll still try doing both Chinese and Japanese but of course Japanese gets priority
wish me luck though! I'll try not to mix them up hahaChinese and Korean are both super cool ones! you have good taste
Yes im enyoing it! I was thinking about getting Crunchyroll but I'm not hearing many good things about Crunchyroll so I'm passing
Right now I'm watching some anime netflix. They added some good ones(including blue box)! There is also Spy x family, assassination classroom, promised Neverland, black clover, komi can't communicate, haikyuu, demon slayer and some more! But I don't know what animes are on American Netflix unfortunately I don't know any apps to watch anime. I have many animes I want to watch like classroom of the elite, Attack on titan(not me who just watched half of season 1 and the two last eps
) my hero academia and the best.... RE ZERO S3!!!!
but I guess I will have to "sail the sea" or how it's called
Good luck with Chinese and Japanese!!
Thank you, you too
I wonder how many languages I will be fluent in when I'll be 30
The others are lots of little reasons, but also they sound super cool! Also maybe for a topic idea, you could write about Japan and what you like about it, or even about your family, or yourself!
So many people want to live in Japan I couldn't imagine living there one or two years ago I was thinking about moving to America but I will stay in Europe, I don't want to move away too far! I might not want to live in Japan, but I definetely want study there for some monthsIf the situation will allow it
I will be done with school in 2,5 years (too long!!!!!!!)then I will probably start studying in Germany in 3,5 years from now on if I will take a one year break But I don't know how I can study abroad. Does it need to be an offer from the university in Germany? But that's a question for later, I will find out when the time will come!
Thank you for the ideas!!
I think I will do it once in a while and maybe I can try to summarize it and ask myself questions about it and answer them
It's better to focus on either japanese or Chinese. Yes, the sound is very different, but I think it's very likely to mess up 汉字 and 漢字 and on top of that your pace will slow down especially with two difficult languages that take years to reach a high proficiency if you learn them even seperately And it will take much much more longer if you are not motivated to study But of course, If you can handle both at the same time and if you are motivated you can learn them as you want I also want to learn Chinese and Korean but I will do it one by one I use the Crunchyroll app to stream anime, but there's a lot of anime I can't find on there (I think I read that they don't have licensing for Sentai Filmworks animes which I want to watch ) so, if you know a good app for watching anime I'd be grateful!! Aaaa I'll still try doing both Chinese and Japanese but of course Japanese gets priority
wish me luck though! I'll try not to mix them up hahaChinese and Korean are both super cool ones! you have good taste
Right now I'm watching some anime netflix. They added some good ones(including blue box)! There is also Spy x family, assassination classroom, promised Neverland, black clover, komi can't communicate, haikyuu, demon slayer and some more! But I don't know what animes are on American Netflix unfortunately I don't know any apps to watch anime. I have many animes I want to watch like classroom of the elite, Attack on titan(not me who just watched half of season 1 and the two last eps) my hero academia and the best.... RE ZERO S3!!!! but I guess I will have to "sail the sea" or how it's calledGood luck with Chinese and Japanese!! Thank you, you too I wonder how many languages I will be fluent in when I'll be 30all of those anime are really good 
@卵パン I did check and (at least here in America) the shows you mentioned as the ones you want to watch are on Crunchyroll if that helps at all Aa thanks I'll keep doing my best 
Maybe at 30 you'll be able to speak anything! Yeah, I get what you're saying cuz living in another country sounds a little scary. Even though before I wanted to live in Japan, I have second thoughts now and instead I might just visit also! Oh, but even if you don't still want to move here, I definitely recommend visiting America sometime at least once! It's a really cool place, and if you're ever planning a trip here, I'll help to answer any questions you have Also your idea about writing down the news articles sounds like a good one! You could even try to highlight different parts of the sentences 
The Japanese countryside really is a beautiful place to live it takes a lot of courage to move here though. You could get a worker's visa and work as an English teacher for 3 years or so to try it out, or the tourest visa which lasts 3 months I'm pretty sure before I left America I'd never wanted to go anywhere else but I'd love to visit Europe one day
it takes a lot of courage to move here though. You could get a worker's visa and work as an English teacher for 3 years or so to try it out, or the tourest visa which lasts 3 months I'm pretty sure before I left America I'd never wanted to go anywhere else but I'd love to visit Europe one day How much Japanese do they require you to know to be an English teacher over there? That actually kinda sounds like it would be a nice job so I was curious
it takes a lot of courage to move here though. You could get a worker's visa and work as an English teacher for 3 years or so to try it out, or the tourest visa which lasts 3 months I'm pretty sure before I left America I'd never wanted to go anywhere else but I'd love to visit Europe one day like none seriously their only requirements is you have to have a bachelor's degree in anything basically
My dad got a job and his Japanese is still rubbish so
I don't have a degree tho and college is so expensive I wonder if they'd settle for someone without a degree 
Yeah I wish they would... I think they're moving away from the degree requirements but for the most part you still need one which is why I'm working on figuring out a way to get a job or live in Japan without going to college..
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