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 Posted: Mon Oct 03, 2005 3:39 pm
who here knows how to speak japanese or maybe even read it surprised ? I am studying it a bit ^^ I can probably read small kanji but nothing big~ I know most of hiragana and katakana and also I semi speak it.... it does come in handy a bit when you cant find translated lyrics for a song sweatdrop heart
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Posted: Mon Oct 03, 2005 3:48 pm
herm, I'm currently a 3rd year student at my school. I know hiragana, katakana, about 30-40 kanji can have a very basic conversation, such as "Hi, How are you?" "I'm doing good" and yeah...like how to ask to go to the bathroom and other things that I can't think of right now.
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Posted: Mon Oct 03, 2005 3:53 pm
Jo_Devins herm, I'm currently a 3rd year student at my school. I know hiragana, katakana, about 30-40 kanji can have a very basic conversation, such as "Hi, How are you?" "I'm doing good" and yeah...like how to ask to go to the bathroom and other things that I can't think of right now. I am self teaching sweatdrop but I think I can understand some surprised also I am teaching my self kanji and such~ I usually ask my nomral teacher for help since she has been to japan and knows alot surprised but for the most part I am just teaching my self sweatdrop
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Posted: Mon Oct 03, 2005 4:15 pm
Kyuka Jo_Devins herm, I'm currently a 3rd year student at my school. I know hiragana, katakana, about 30-40 kanji can have a very basic conversation, such as "Hi, How are you?" "I'm doing good" and yeah...like how to ask to go to the bathroom and other things that I can't think of right now. I am self teaching sweatdrop but I think I can understand some surprised also I am teaching my self kanji and such~ I usually ask my nomral teacher for help since she has been to japan and knows alot surprised but for the most part I am just teaching my self sweatdrop Self Teaching is hard. It's not much easyer with a teacher who's only qualification to teach Japanese is that he lived in japan for 3 years though. Oh well, Mr. Nelson can be cool sometimes...though he get's mad at me when I discover some odd sentences that I randomly start saying durring class, like 京さん は 神です! and 貴方 の ばか の うし です！
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Posted: Mon Oct 03, 2005 4:21 pm
Jo_Devins Kyuka Jo_Devins herm, I'm currently a 3rd year student at my school. I know hiragana, katakana, about 30-40 kanji can have a very basic conversation, such as "Hi, How are you?" "I'm doing good" and yeah...like how to ask to go to the bathroom and other things that I can't think of right now. I am self teaching sweatdrop but I think I can understand some surprised also I am teaching my self kanji and such~ I usually ask my nomral teacher for help since she has been to japan and knows alot surprised but for the most part I am just teaching my self sweatdrop Self Teaching is hard. It's not much easyer with a teacher who's only qualification to teach Japanese is that he lived in japan for 3 years though. Oh well, Mr. Nelson can be cool sometimes...though he get's mad at me when I discover some odd sentences that I randomly start saying durring class, like 京さん は 神です! and 貴方 の ばか の うし です！ gomen ne~.....mimasen sweatdrop they are just blocks I dont have the japanese thingy in my computer sweatdrop
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Posted: Mon Oct 03, 2005 4:26 pm
ah, well, the romji for what I said was Kyo-san wa kami desu! and the other one said Anata no baka no ushi desu!
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Posted: Mon Oct 03, 2005 4:51 pm
Jo_Devins ah, well, the romji for what I said was Kyo-san wa kami desu! and the other one said Anata no baka no ushi desu! Whats the kanji for kami? >.O? is it like Kami-sama surprised ? because I am pretty sure it isnt paper or hair... sweatdrop hmmm second one... I dunno how that works..... My stupid's cow surprised ?
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Posted: Mon Oct 03, 2005 5:00 pm
Jo_Devins Kyuka Jo_Devins herm, I'm currently a 3rd year student at my school. I know hiragana, katakana, about 30-40 kanji can have a very basic conversation, such as "Hi, How are you?" "I'm doing good" and yeah...like how to ask to go to the bathroom and other things that I can't think of right now. I am self teaching sweatdrop but I think I can understand some surprised also I am teaching my self kanji and such~ I usually ask my nomral teacher for help since she has been to japan and knows alot surprised but for the most part I am just teaching my self sweatdrop Self Teaching is hard. It's not much easyer with a teacher who's only qualification to teach Japanese is that he lived in japan for 3 years though. Oh well, Mr. Nelson can be cool sometimes...though he get's mad at me when I discover some odd sentences that I randomly start saying durring class, like 京さん は 神です! and 貴方 の ばか の うし です！ hmm hmm I guess self teaching is hard but I study all the time day and night whee heart I love to study this language~ so it is more like sweet labor to me and so the trouble of it all is kinda less burdening~ 3nodding actually, to me, you are very lucky to get into a japanese class gonk I am working very hard just to get into this one japanese school that is only a few towns away sweatdrop I am sure that if I could only get into that school then I would actually know the meaning of happiness surprised heart or atleast 1/3 of it sweatdrop
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Posted: Mon Oct 03, 2005 9:05 pm
Kyuka Jo_Devins ah, well, the romji for what I said was Kyo-san wa kami desu! and the other one said Anata no baka no ushi desu! Whats the kanji for kami? >.O? is it like Kami-sama surprised ? because I am pretty sure it isnt paper or hair... sweatdrop hmmm second one... I dunno how that works..... My stupid's cow surprised ?
The basic meaning behind them is Kyo is God and the other one is You are a stupid cow.
Anata is you
Watashi, Boku, or Kimi is me, myself, and I
Girls can only use Watashi while boys can use Boku and Kimi
This is why self teaching is not always a good thing. Oh well, I can help teach! w00t!
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Posted: Tue Oct 04, 2005 1:55 am
Jo_Devins Kyuka Jo_Devins ah, well, the romji for what I said was Kyo-san wa kami desu! and the other one said Anata no baka no ushi desu! Whats the kanji for kami? >.O? is it like Kami-sama surprised ? because I am pretty sure it isnt paper or hair... sweatdrop hmmm second one... I dunno how that works..... My stupid's cow surprised ? The basic meaning behind them is Kyo is God and the other one is You are a stupid cow.
Anata is you
Watashi, Boku, or Kimi is me, myself, and I
Girls can only use Watashi while boys can use Boku and Kimi
This is why self teaching is not always a good thing. Oh well, I can help teach! w00t! BUUUU~~!! that is totally wrong surprised ... you should fire your teacher surprised kimi is a familiar for "you" not "I" and girls also have "atashi"... it is a more feminine reference but I also think that it kinda down grades you though..." atai " is a slutty self reference.... ninja also there is "watakushi" surprised wich is a very polite way of saying "me " "kami" just means "divine"~.... "Kami-sama" is "god" surprised and you didnt say " you are a stupid cow " right surprised it should be " Anata wa baka na ushi desho " I used the desho for a polite thing..... >.>..... but you said "-no" for both of the particles and that is wrong surprised ..... I said "My stupids cow" because you were adressing me. surprised I know "anata" its self means " you " but I was actually talking in conversational mode were people comment from one another surprised .... and "Anata no" means "your"... "baka no"... I dont think that is a possible thing but that would be "Stupid's".... "ushi" .... "cow"... hmm the teaching comment... well it seems like it would be a joint learning sweatdrop
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Posted: Tue Oct 04, 2005 2:43 pm
it's interesting that you say I'm wrong when I was taught thoughs sentences two years ago from a lady who moved here from japan a year before she taught my class. She had lived her whole life there before hand...plus...you were kind of rude...I don't appreciate that.
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Posted: Tue Oct 04, 2005 6:18 pm
Jo_Devins it's interesting that you say I'm wrong when I was taught thoughs sentences two years ago from a lady who moved here from japan a year before she taught my class. She had lived her whole life there before hand...plus...you were kind of rude...I don't appreciate that. well maybe you didnt remember correctly sweatdrop ... and I didn't mean to sound rude~ I am just pointing out the mistakes so you dont go around saying stuff wrong sweatdrop
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Posted: Tue Oct 04, 2005 8:06 pm
Kyuka Jo_Devins it's interesting that you say I'm wrong when I was taught thoughs sentences two years ago from a lady who moved here from japan a year before she taught my class. She had lived her whole life there before hand...plus...you were kind of rude...I don't appreciate that. well maybe you didnt remember correctly sweatdrop ... and I didn't mean to sound rude~ I am just pointing out the mistakes so you dont go around saying stuff wrong sweatdrop
Well you also have to remember, I have a tendancy to say things the least formal way as possible, mainly because it pisses off my teacher.
Plus, I say this crap in front of the exchange student in our class and she'll correct us if we're wrong, so I knew the Kyo is God one was wrong..but she won't tell me how to say it properly...She hasn't said anything about my cow insult so yeah...
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Posted: Wed Oct 05, 2005 6:59 pm
Jo_Devins Kyuka Jo_Devins it's interesting that you say I'm wrong when I was taught thoughs sentences two years ago from a lady who moved here from japan a year before she taught my class. She had lived her whole life there before hand...plus...you were kind of rude...I don't appreciate that. well maybe you didnt remember correctly sweatdrop ... and I didn't mean to sound rude~ I am just pointing out the mistakes so you dont go around saying stuff wrong sweatdrop Well you also have to remember, I have a tendancy to say things the least formal way as possible, mainly because it pisses off my teacher.
Plus, I say this crap in front of the exchange student in our class and she'll correct us if we're wrong, so I knew the Kyo is God one was wrong..but she won't tell me how to say it properly...She hasn't said anything about my cow insult so yeah... lol ( I underlined )
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Posted: Wed Oct 05, 2005 11:50 pm
Don't think ppl care about me, but I'm 3rd eyar Japanese student as well.
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