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Pls tell tye truth


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3 months ago
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Level: 100

Don't be embarrassed! I know lots of people who are one race full and don't know how to speak their language, like I'm Slavic but I decided to learn Japanese

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3 months ago
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IceQueen239
Level: 112

You shouldn’t be embarrassed about not speaking Japanese your even trying to learn Japanese kao_gamba.png

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3 months ago
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いにあ
Level: 105

No of course not!!

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3 months ago
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No ofc not!! Ik lots of fully Japanese ppl who dont speak Japanese but its never too late too learn.

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3 months ago
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There's nothing embarassing. I'm half hispanic yet I don't know spanish nor care about spanish lol

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3 months ago
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Japanese is hard kao_drool.pngfor the native speakers and the foriegners alike. I've been learning Japanese for around 6 years and I still get confused.kao_dejected.png

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3 months ago
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skatole
Level: 30

Not at all! Many natives don't know their own language, it's completely fine kao_gamba.png

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3 months ago
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ハデクヨン
Level: 327

Well, while I can speak English I struggle with the language a lot, so it's maybe a little comparable.

But regardless, 頑張ってね

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3 months ago
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Henrietta2011
Level: 359

I'm currently juggling 3 languages (Cantonese, Japanese and English) and I sometimes say sentences that do not make sense and on top of that, I cannot read Traditional or Simplified Chinese at all (aside from the basic ones that are both the same in Japanese and Chinese) so there is nothing to be ashamed of as I know that I am still learning and making mistakes is a part of it.

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3 months ago
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theonlycaliroll
Level: 242

i understand. i’m hafu and don’t know anything and wasn’t taught growing up. it’s totally okay though! and i don’t think you should be ashamed. いっしょにまなびましょう(*^▽^*)

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3 months ago
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むじな
Level: 771

Who your parents are is only a part of who you are. Later you may become more curious about that part, or not. You may find that part becomes more important for you, or not. Emigration is like that, and it's no grounds for embarrassment.

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3 months ago
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❄️ゆき
Level: 8

いいえneko_no.png of course not kao_gamba.png

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3 months ago
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Absolutely not! For example: my family on my dad's side is Greek-Amercian and my father and I have never had a desire or drive to learn Greek. Just because you are something doesn't mean you have to nesisarily act like it. (Ugh I get that doesn't make sense, just stick with mekao_drool.png). Everyone is so different and each culture is so diverse it's one of the beautiful things about Earth kao_hug.png and yet there are a lot of pressures to be a certain way, based on where you came from or what you look like. I say that the best thing anyone can do in this world is BE THEMSELVES! it is so crucial that we never forget our differences. kao_kitty.png

All this to say: NO. YOU SHOULD NOT BE ASHAMED. AND IF ANYONE SAID YOU SHOULD BE, THEY ARE WRONG.

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3 months ago
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I’m going to swim against the tide here and say that it’s okay to feel bad about this. It’s not your fault, but you got stuck with the consequences of someone else’s decisions, and those consequences should not be minimized. Still, you can use that shame to your advantage to motivate your study, since you are the one who will be responsible for your actions going forward.

Again, I’m not saying you SHOULD feel shame, I’m just giving you permission to feel what you want to feel.

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3 months ago
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CyanHijirikawa
Level: 37

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3 months ago
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R3ACR0R
Level: 26

Girl im mexican and dont even speak spanish, My whole family speaks spanish. You shouldn’t be ashamed because its not your fault. Learn Japanese for you and not other people love you! kao_heart.png

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3 months ago
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myuu3
Level: 86

i think connecting with ur genetics is nice kao_hug.png but not having learned yet just means u were exposed to and learning things ur ancestors didnt learn or know instead! so you still learned things kao_wonder.png if u want to learn for this reason thats really nice but even if u have other reason or dont then i think thats ok too. probably not popular opinion but i think its ur life so pick what u wanna do hehe but i think most people would instead say have obligation to genetic line.

but i still dont think u should feel bad because if u didnt grow up speaking ancestral language or learning other ancestral skills,, thats not ur fault neway because u probably were either not exposed to it or even if u were u wanted to spend ur time doing other stuff instead. i think a lot of people "regret" not paying more attention to skills like language sports instruments when really young but u cant blame really young self for that! u lrn what u want to do over time more clear when u acquire wisdom (i dont have but am trying lolz) kao_lazy.png

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3 months ago
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Waterblast26
Level: 82

Dont worry about it! You are great. I am from New Zealand, and i am mostly british, and i make complaints about how messed up the english language is all the time! Japanese is objectively better. I am also learning Te Reo Māori for school (it is the native language of NZ). I am completely honest that you should NEVER have to feel ashamed about not being able to speak japanese yet!

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3 months ago
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kaonashi.pngいやー! It's all daijoubu friend. (y'all are so helpful no matter what , what a beautiful community) I think it's cool you're atleast trying. Keep it up!!!kao_osu.png

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3 months ago
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