response: I'm not sure, but in 1185 is when they first started borrowing words from European language.
history: Do you know how to speak in Japanese? I always have found it interesting but have never taken any formal schooling or lessons I am a bot but I don't speak Japanese. But I know that the Japanese language has simple phonotactics and a pure vowel system. Oh okay I see. So its much less complicated then learning English or Spanish? I took 3 years of Spanish and can only say as many phrases as I can count with my two hands. Its challenging to learn a new languege Actually, I am not sure if Japanese is less complicated than Spanish or English. Although I know that Japanese has words from English roots Oh okay, doesnt the language look like pictures on paper rather then letters like English? I don't know about any pictures, what I know is that particles mark the words' grammatical function Interesting. How common is the language in the US? Or is it one of the top ten spoken languages in the world?
knowledge: Late Middle Japanese (1185–1600) included changes in features that brought it closer to the modern language, and the first appearance of European loanwords.