Review Detail of Alom7th in The Tale of the Strongest
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Hmm let's see I felt it connected mostly because I do like school settings. The synopsis was quite good describing not just one way to get a power, but many others that are almost the same which I feel more novels should reference to. The interaction between characters seemed natural and I liked the little reference to masculine and feminine article. I am quite a language geek and do love to see those little things. So far pretty good.
The Tale of the Strongest
MikruZero
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Which languages and how proficient are you in each one. Also I do want to speak a lot of languages too since it just feels great to converse in them. Though people do get disgusted of the languages I do like the most.(russian and german I just somehow like them also hebrew)
MikruZero:Woah. I guess we're language enthusiasts buddies then. I want to speak a lot of languages and for now I know how to speak 4 languages at most. I'll do my best putting those references in the book and I hope you'll like it.
I'm proficient in English and Filipino. Also in the Philippines there are about thousands of Dialect. I'm proficient in one particular Dialect called Bisaya. But I'm not yet proficient in Spanish, just in the intermediate level. And lastly I know beginner words, greetings in Japanese. And after this I'm thinking of learning Russian.
Alom7th:Which languages and how proficient are you in each one. Also I do want to speak a lot of languages too since it just feels great to converse in them. Though people do get disgusted of the languages I do like the most.(russian and german I just somehow like them also hebrew)
TL;DR: In the process of steadily learning a good amount of languages to a proficient level until I got emotional hurt and stopped for a little bit. Hmm let us see I grew up in California with many native Spanish speakers so of course, I had to learn Spanish first. I didn't really like spanish since people around me pushed it too much on instead of letting me learn the ones I want(I still like the language). Eventually, I did get into learning languages including most of the common ones(until someone who I was close to became very discouraging to me about it). I learned up to a proficient level of maybe a level 1 or 2(meaning I could understand the way the word was being said and I could speak with a somewhat native accent for most.) I've just recently gotten back on it since I didn't have time before, but now it's been steady. Languages in total that I tried before a personal problem occurred. Spanish, french, german, Russian, tagalog, polish, greek, hebrew, Japanese, korean, Chinese, arabic, hindu. swahili, and a few more I can't remember. TL;DR: In the process of steadily learning a good amount of languages to a proficient level until I got emotional hurt and stopped for a little bit.
Amazing!!! Hope I can learn that many language. But I'm still a child. Maybe I'll learn many things on my way to ***** hood. Nice meeting you, mate!
Alom7th: TL;DR: In the process of steadily learning a good amount of languages to a proficient level until I got emotional hurt and stopped for a little bit. Hmm let us see I grew up in California with many native Spanish speakers so of course, I had to learn Spanish first. I didn't really like spanish since people around me pushed it too much on instead of letting me learn the ones I want(I still like the language). Eventually, I did get into learning languages including most of the common ones(until someone who I was close to became very discouraging to me about it). I learned up to a proficient level of maybe a level 1 or 2(meaning I could understand the way the word was being said and I could speak with a somewhat native accent for most.) I've just recently gotten back on it since I didn't have time before, but now it's been steady. Languages in total that I tried before a personal problem occurred. Spanish, french, german, Russian, tagalog, polish, greek, hebrew, Japanese, korean, Chinese, arabic, hindu. swahili, and a few more I can't remember. TL;DR: In the process of steadily learning a good amount of languages to a proficient level until I got emotional hurt and stopped for a little bit.