Where are Nintendo handhelds heading?

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there has been the 3DS almost equal to one year ago, but recently i cant stop wondering about what Nintendo are going to do for their next handheld. post your thoughts underneath.

24/02/2012

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I'm not trying to insult anyone or being sarcastic I actually speak 2 languages from fictional Alien races Klingon and Goa'uld. I speak some Japanese but not fluently. ;)

26/02/2012

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LMA0 said: I'm not trying to insult anyone or being sarcastic I actually speak 2 languages from fictional Alien races Klingon and Goa'uld. I speak some Japanese but not fluently.

Sorry it kinda came out like that though.

I kinda want to learn Klingon but I think I should atleast be a little more fluent in Japanese before learning another language.

26/02/2012

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LDEvolution said:
LMA0 said: I'm not trying to insult anyone or being sarcastic I actually speak 2 languages from fictional Alien races Klingon and Goa'uld. I speak some Japanese but not fluently.

Sorry it kinda came out like that though.
I kinda want to learn Klingon but I think I should atleast be a little more fluent in Japanese before learning another language.

There's is actually board games and novels are all written in Klingon which is crazy but if ur a big Star Trek fan then u will have no problems. Goa'uld is actually a very ancient egyptian language spoken thousands of years ago with a different dialect so Egyptologist can speak it aswell.
Learning a new language is quiet hard at first but once u use it often and with practice it becomes easy.
Some of my friends came to Australia who couldn't speak a word of English but with practice they now speak English like a 1st language. The human brain are biological naturally designed to understand any form of language nearly half of the brain is responsible to process language information so if u want to learn a new language it's possible u just need patience and practice.

26/02/2012

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LMA0 said:
LDEvolution said:
LMA0 said: I'm not trying to insult anyone or being sarcastic I actually speak 2 languages from fictional Alien races Klingon and Goa'uld. I speak some Japanese but not fluently.

Sorry it kinda came out like that though.
I kinda want to learn Klingon but I think I should atleast be a little more fluent in Japanese before learning another language.

There's is actually board games and novels are all written in Klingon which is crazy but if ur a big Star Trek fan then u will have no problems. Goa'uld is actually a very ancient egyptian language spoken thousands of years ago with a different dialect so Egyptologist can speak it aswell.
Learning a new language is quiet hard at first but once u use it often and with practice it becomes easy.

Theres a Klingon boardgame? Whoa awesome.

Wow, must be awesome to be able to speak 2 languages and learning a new thing is always hard but atleast it sometimes get fun after a while, mandarin isn't fun to learn Where are Nintendo handhelds heading?

26/02/2012

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English is the second hardest language to learn in the world so learning more should be easy. English is actually a hybrid of languages originally came from north Germany with some Latin and Celtic words. English was spoken and written different back in 200 years ago and now English is now evolving thanks to technology and social media just imagine 100 years from now how would people speak English and how the accents sound like.

26/02/2012

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LMA0 said: English is the second hardest language to learn in the world so learning more should be easy. English is actually a hybrid of languages originally came from north Germany with some Latin and Celtic words. English was spoken and written different back in 200 years ago and now English is now evolving thanks to technology and social media just imagine 100 years from now how would people speak English and how the accents sound like.

I did not know that but yea from what I see with my friends in Japan the Japanese langauge is evolving a little due to technology but not by much which makes it pretty stable and i'm not sure what the other languages.

English in 100 years time would be pretty unfreakingbelievable.

26/02/2012