>>12494589Well, they are very different from the kind of constants used in European languages, but it's not really impossible to learn to hear them and pronounce them. It might feel kind of weird to have your tongue touching the back of your mouth while speaking at first, but it's something you can get used to if you practice it very carefully several times.
I know that Arabic's pronunciation and writing are kind of weird, very squiggly, but even then, there's nothing that's really impossible to master from them if you're committed to doing it.
I mentioned the Arabic thing as a half-joke, by the way, but I am aware that Japanese is not that important on a global scale compared to English, French, or Chinese.
>>12494605>Is that your fetish?No, it's a dumb joke I tend to repeat for the sake of providing some passive resistance to yellow fever posters.
