Learning Japanese is not learning a language, rather it is about falling in love. The kind of love you experience at the sight of a beautiful girl on a Keio or Ginza line. (The brimming crowd of JR lines does not let you see yourself, so watching a girl is out of question there). So, I was talking about the love at first sight on a metro line in Tokyo. Behold, if you keep moving your sight to every travelling ‘Onnanohito’ and feel that your love is blossoming everywhere. That you may justify as the loss of love in your life, rather it is loss of character in your life. Check that! If your love is pristine, true and one hearted as mine then have patience. I see learning Japanese language is about interacting with a well natured girl and her family and how far you like to go to seek your true love. By this theory, say you fell in love with a Japanese girl called Hiragana. Hiragana is beautiful, decently curved, soft stroke, Geisha like white skin, dark eyes. Hiragana's simplicity...