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RE: How-to Do Data Visualization using RAWGraphs - The Scipio Files #3
This is nice!
I would give up all I know for a half of what I ignore.
I don't remember who said it xD
This is nice!
I would give up all I know for a half of what I ignore.
I don't remember who said it xD
That's deep! ;-)
Strange that I couldn't find any references to this quote... because I'd love to know who came up with it :)
I googled it in spanish and it was Rene Descartes, it seems. You might have not find it bc that english translation was made by me hehe
I'd love to give you more than a single upvote for doing that, but now you definitely have my attention :) Expect more in the future! By the way, isn't Yamada a Japanese surname? How many languages do you know?
thank you :D
yes, Yamada is my last name and it is japanese, my grand grand father was from Hiroshima =) he made it to Mexico before 2WW. And I only speak Spanish and English, I tried to learn Japanese, French and Latin but that didn't turn well xD I love languages but there's little time XD
Don't worry, I tried to learn Japanese and Korean as well. In fact there's probably not that many languages I didn't try to have a go at but as you say there is little time. What I am interested is comparative linguistics, or to try and work out the differences between languages. One of my good friend lives in Hiroshima at the moment, and I also have friends with Japanese/Brazilian heritage. It seems like we could have crossed paths a few times on steemit but of all places this was not one that I would have expected :D
Cool! Well, since I couldn't learn them I made a playlist with kpop, jpop, some songs in ukranian also and who knows what else xD but it was in grooveshark and I haven't been able to recover that loss u.u
I think I will give a try to japanese again in case Steem reaches $1000 so I will go there xD
What a bummer that you lost so much good music :( Actually singing karaoke is one of the best ways I know of learning a language :)