I'm from Malaysia, ahhaha. English isn't a problem for me - my mother tongue is!
@ Keii4ii: Well, honestly my Vietnamese writing is also lacking. I'm not that good with words in general
@goenn Hello! I'm trying to find your account on Tapastic comic web... Is it a link? I'm new to the forum so maybe I couldn't find it...
Aaahhh I'm kinda new to the forum too. I updated my profile so it should link to me in the Tapastic comic web
Er..I'm originally from the Philippines. lol But I've been living in the U.S. since I was 11 years old (I'm 20-something now. eheh). Having spent so many years in America, I prefer to write/speak in English. Actually, English has always been my strongest subject in school. Haha! I'm quite fluent in Tagalog (Filipino language) but nothing too deep.
@goenn you've got a new follower! hey I see that you use Clip studio paint, is it good compared to Manga studio? I saw an ad of clip studio paint before but didn't download the software..
@raintowns English is my strongest subject too, but I'm still a long way to convey good story by the language :(((((
Clip Studio Paint is basically Manga Studio under a different name, haha. Yeah, it's pretty great. Making comics is really easy with it and inking is so fun! No mess whatsoever.
I was born in the Philippines, but my family moved to America when I was still a toddler. While I can understand a fair amount of Tagalog, I can't actually speak it. ; w ; but in my spare time i've been trying to learn it.
Here! You know. Turkey is in Asia. -and Europe. because of Istanbul-
I'm a Malaysian who lives in Japan and I speak English better than Malay and Japanese but I'm not a master at any of them
First generation Filipino American here. English is my only (fluent) language and I'm lucky enough to work with a Chinese artist from Finland on Battle-Bug who speaks English fluently as well.
It seems Tapastic has a lot of Fil-Ams
I'm born and raised in the Philippines. I'm fluent in both English and Filipino. But since English isn't my mother tongue too, sometimes I wonder if native English speakers think my comic's dialogues seem awkward and unnatural. or maybe if I'm not choosing the words that could best deliver my ideas.
This reminds me that I'm usually mistaken for a Filipino IRL, by actual Filipino people. XD Koreans, on the other hand, are only about 25% certain that I may be a Korean until I start talking in Korean.
It's funny that you say that 'cause I've been mistaken for a Korean a couple of times before. But, really, it's quite obvious I'm Filipino, imo. Haha.
oh same lol. People have mistaken me for Korean and for Vietnamese.
I'm Korean, but I've been living in the US for a while now - I can speak Korean fluently though cx
From Malaysia here, though I've been living in Australia for a couple years now Compared to other languages I know, I'm most fluent in English, still I'd say my grammar is pretty bad xD
I'm from asian part of Russia, my nationality is Sakha, or Yakut how russians call us. I speak Yakutian, Russian and English.I had some complains that my English is quite bad, but eh, what can I do? I'm trying at least.
I'M LEARNING JAPANESE, DOES THAT COUNT?!?!?!?!?!
(lawl)
