What East Asian languages do you know or can speak?

[Iloko]

any? either at a very basic level or at least conversational in it or better?....

or at whatever level but at least something you know of the language etc...

[Odin]

None.

[Ryujin]

Some Japanese phrases.

I would like to understand Japanese and Chinese. I'm into Japanese and Hong Kong cinema but there are many of those films that seem interesting but do not have English translation...

If I become rich one day I will hire some guys to translate movies for me.

[Hadouken]

a few Korean words because I am hapkido bluebelt lol (when I was a young kid I trained hapkido for a few years )

I remember a little how counting ten in korean was : hana , dul , set , net , dasol , yosol , ilgop , yodol , ahop , yol

something like that

[Iloko]

Some Japanese phrases.

I would like to understand Japanese and Chinese. I'm into Japanese and Hong Kong cinema but there are many of those films that seem interesting but do not have English translation...

If I become rich one day I will hire some guys to translate movies for me.

Many Jap/chinese/korean movies and anime etc are quite entertaining to watch. I often found the korean films showing on the Korean/Asian channel fun to watch though I have to totally rely on the subtitles which sucks. I love those Korean tech thrillers, some cool stories and action etc.... I heard many people learn language from subtitles alone when exposed at a very young age..wasn't really sure if this was true though..I think it probably is true since kids can learn language from tv alone WITHOUT any subtitles whatsover, very easy for a very young kid to pick up language that way especially between the ages of 1-6 I believe.

[Iloko]

a few Korean words because I am hapkido bluebelt lol (when I was a young kid I trained hapkido for a few years )

I remember a little how counting ten in korean was : hana , dul , set , net , dasol , yosol , ilgop , yodol , ahop , yol

something like that

Which do you think sounds nicer/more beautiful in general...Korean language, or Japanese language?

[Hadouken]

Which do you think sounds nicer/more beautiful in general...Korean language, or Japanese language?

both sound nice but I like Japanese more

[Ryujin]

Many Jap/chinese/korean movies and anime etc are quite entertaining to watch. I often found the korean films showing on the Korean/Asian channel fun to watch though I have to totally rely on the subtitles which sucks. I love those Korean tech thrillers, some cool stories and action etc.... I heard many people learn language from subtitles alone when exposed at a very young age..wasn't really sure if this was true though..I think it probably is true since kids can learn language from tv alone WITHOUT any subtitles whatsover, very easy for a very young kid to pick up language that way especially between the ages of 1-6 I believe.

I like the Chinese Vampire/Jiangshi concept.

[Odin]

I like the Chinese Vampire/Jiangshi concept.

You mean hopping vampires?

[Ryujin]

You mean hopping vampires?

Yea.