hirokisuperhype

• Japonês Fluente

• Inglês (EUA)
• Francês (França)
• Alemão
• Espanhol (Espanha)
• Latim
• Russo
• Chinês Simplificado (China)
• Chinês Tradicional (Taiwan)

JAPÃO

• ESTADOS UNIDOS

Currently, I live in the U.S..
In view of my future, I have to bring my current limited-English skills closer to a level of an educated native illimtably and unboundedly.

I'm an extremely vivacious talker who are interested in many things. joie de vivre!!
<Speak as you write>
<Write as you speak>haha
I use three languages in my everyday life, in order to intellectuarize something delineable.
Basically, I'm very tired of putting up with using English and Japanese because the languages are infelior to conlang in the light of logical thinking. However, sometimes I found a very interesting thing in it because there'll always be seredenpity involved in discovery.






As a rule of thumb, mathematical idea is derived from having an experience of deja vu. In other words, we cannot think of anything about it with a sense of jamais vu phenomena and my idea can traces back to/come out of my life.
Having said that,

I have a penchant for something about both qualitative change and quantitative increase in my mind. Specifically, I love to study math, computer, and finance.

Studying one language is an attempt of foolery. I hate to think that I have a single-track mind.
I want to use 12 languages(or at least 5) both quickly and continuously at some point in the future.

I've studied 8 languages' grammar. However, I can't think of anything more interesting and more important by using the following languages except English.
English, French, German, Classical Latin(Latinitas), Classical Chinese(漢文), Russian, Spanish, and Lojban.