1. Your country 2. Your level of Japanese proficiency 1. Korea

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Germany
i know the Kanji for netorare

>>69010148
あなたはポーランドを好きですか?

>>69010148
1. Russia
2. Two N1 sertificates for shits and giggles

>>69010252
好きよ!＾＾

I can understand this >>69010252 but I'll say I'm still A1

>>69010241
Tbh Kana is the best Minami-ke but only when she leaves her hair down

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>>69010272
<3

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Starting it in Uni soon, gonna try to learn it ASAP though.

Where do I start, flashcards?

>>69010350
Remember shittone of kanji

>>69010252
>ポーランドを好きですか
>を
本当? Isn't it supposed to be が?

>>69010350
2000+ kanjis

>>69010369
I feel like this wouldn't be as ridiculous as people say it is if they're structured in a way that things that are similar look similar

>>69010366
https://www.google.co.kr/webhp?sourceid=chrome-instant&rlz=1C1CAFA_enKR607KR613&ion=1&espv=2&ie=UTF-8#q=%22%E3%82%92%E5%A5%BD%E3%81%8D%E3%81%A7%E3%81%99%E3%81%8B%3F%22
It's not 'grammatically correct' but seems like many people using 'を'.

>>69010366
をis also acceptable, just like it's ok to use を instead of が before a verb in its potential form

furagu
I know the kana and about 10 kanji.

1. Australia
2. I know.. hiragana. Started learning 2 days ago.

>>69010148
Japan
still fail to use appropriate polite expressions

>>69010366
both sound natural

>>69010391
They sort of are