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Heyo all, a chance has arisen for me to go to Japan, next year. I plan to take it, since Japan is a pretty cool place and such- but I just have a few questions.

1) If you don't act like an anime loving faggot and actually learn their language will they accept you? (I'm not American, if it helps)
2) I am already sort of learning the language, I have a bunch of books from a torrent and some audio stuff. The artist for the audio stuff is only listed as "Pimsleur" I just did a google search, and they did turn up. So is this a good approach to learn the language? I've heard rosetta stone isn't as good as it might seem.

I'm not sure what to expect by posting this, I guess I'll find out in a second.

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