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Here are some fun facts about the Japanese language:

It has three distinct writing systems: Hiragana (for native Japanese words), Katakana (for foreign loanwords), and Kanji (adopted Chinese characters).
Japanese uses a complex system of honorifics (keigo) to show respect, with different levels of politeness depending on the social status and relationship between speakers.
Word order is quite different from English; the basic sentence structure is Subject-Object-Verb. For example, "I eat fish" would be "Watashi wa sakana o tabemasu" (I fish eat).

Fun facts about the Romanian language:

It is a Romance language, closely related to Italian, Spanish, French, and Portuguese, yet it developed in relative isolation in Eastern Europe.
Romanian is unique among Romance languages for attaching the definite article to the end of the noun (e.g., "om" means man, "omul" means the man).
The Romanian alphabet includes special characters like "ă" (sounding like the 'a' in "sofa"), "î" and "â" (both representing a sound similar to the 'i' in "dirt" but more guttural), "ș" (sh), and "ț" (ts).