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Those of you who are multilingual did learning one language help you learn another language more easily?

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but that language was Japanese

which isnt like anything

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Are you fully fluent in Japanese now? Or are you still putting things together?

I'm about as fluent as I'm ever going to be.

its like "which kinds of Japanese?"

and specific terms and vocabulary now

How long have you been over there at this point? You have a family there with you, right? Do they speak English at all?

I don't live there anymore but no, they still have pretty broken English.

Oh, I thought you were there. You returned to the US?

yessir

How is your kid doing with the English language and American culture? Must have been a bit of a shock at first.

the reverse culture shock is crazy.

but we have 40 acres here so it's a lot better all in all.

There’s a lot of similarities to Korean language

i dunno...

in what way? grammatically?

Sentence structure, grammatical particles, Chinese character influence, agglutinative nature.

Some differences: Korean has a future tense, verb conjugation is different, distinct complexities in honorific systems