Just need a yes or no answer - finding errors I have to find the errors is some sentences for my french homework, i'm not looking for the complete answers just a YES or a NO to whether there is an error in the following sentences (i've spent the past 2 hours trying to figure it out) 1- Mes amis sont toujours raison. 2 - Ils savent la famille 3- elle ne achète pas de pantalon

What to do... The impossible task of trying to figure ones life out! Yay... -_- On Monday I decide if i want to switch to being a part-time student or drop-out all together and I'm not sure what I want to do. I mean I love the program and the friends I've met, but I'll only be in half of the classes which will make completing a lot of the work difficult considering the work in all of the classes tie in together with each other... :/ Where as, if I were to drop-out, I would have the time to focus on seriously learning Japanese amongst accomplishing other goals. The problem with this is it would also mean my goal of graduating before 2020 would become impossible since there's a long waitlist for my program, what I'm debating on more than anything is if this one goal is really worth lessening the time I'll have to achieve all my other goals. I just don't know what to do! Why must life be so difficult T-T

Genki vs. Minna no Nihong In the fall I start college but want to continue to study Japanese as well. The first year of the course is supposed to be *extremely* busy (the professors keep saying we'll be swamped with work) and I want to get some Japanese textbooks that will balance well with the course load in the first year. My question is between the Genki series and the Minna no Nihongo series which one would be better to get to use during the first year that would balance well with a busy work load? Extra information : (My schedule although unconfirmed is free Wednesday, with some time free afternoons/evenings.) I'm currently leaning towards the genki series since some people have mentioned that it is better for more casual learning which is most likely all I'll be able to manage in the first year, however I am extremely serious about wanting to learn Japanese which I heard Minna no Nihongo was better for. Upon graduation (3 years from now) I also plan to attend a Japanese Language School in Japan.

Any tips or advice for remembering kana? I can mostly remember hiragana and have started working on katakana but I'm having trouble remembering katakana. Any tips for how to remember them are greatly appreciated. Thank you ^_^