I'm looking for a friend...

Dude if someone understand what i say on post don't will be have any problem to speak with me in english. As you know a lot of pp use English :)

For once I actually agree with you, for once.

I agree. I don't think talking on a mic while playing games will help properly learn any language. As you wrote, it does not really immerse the person; the best way to learn a language is to speak, read, write and listen to it. And when you play a game, you don't focus all that much on learning a language, pronunciation, etc.

He would just end up learning some random words and maybe a few sentences. It is a start, but he won't get very far with just that. To actually learn a language you need to do more than that.

Especially Japanese does not seem like a language you can easily pick up in a casual setting :S

look's nice i try it :)

Most native English speakers suck. Known fact.

all hard to spell language are not impresive for me. It's easy to say :P

i need something that blow my tongue

Too bad it's a roofoverval.

I can try sometime with my father, but thanks.

lol ? dude i moustly play at night or at time when all school are close or pp wanna get some private time

Actually gaming and watching movies is a good way to learn things. My English experience was far ahead compared to all of my classmates, my reading expression wasn't the best i got to admit. But my writing put everyone in the class pretty much down.

All of this thanks to my early addiction to video technology (started when i was 5) by the time i was 6/7 i already knew the alphabet in english and numbers up to 100 while the rest of the class learnt the alphabet and numbers up to 10. My brother went through a similiar thing in life, i write better than him but he speaks better than me since i like to eat words because i'm hungry and crap happens.

This all depends on the person itself, me and my middle brother for example, i learn languages kinda easier than the average person in society trying to learn a new language, i went through the same with French and then i started writing English and French at the sametime and things went to hell (gave up on French since i never liked it in reality and was making me confused on my English skills). I gave up on French like 6-7 years ago and back then i was speaking nearly as good as my current English (which is not at it's best anymore since i stopped having English classes that used to keep my skills sharp, it's getting rusty and at times i seem to go derp or have a complete blank moment and forget how to properly speak/write). I'm not sure if i'm still capable of learning new stuff like old days in school, i highly doubt it, i grown up to be lazy like hell, i was kept in the line young, changed to a public school were everyone and their mother never cared about teaching properly, so i went with the flow and ended up lazy when it comes to learning new stuff.

Who's to blame for that? Sure as hell wasn't my fault, it's like a process in life where you go from good to bad after changing something from within, everything get's messed up at some point.

tl;dr
Story of my life, could have kept going and write a book but i don't wanna. 'CAUSE TOO LAZY TO FINISH IT, LOL.