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Posted: Sat Oct 09, 2010 6:10 pm
So, I've been learning Japanese for a while now, and I've learned that males and females generally speak differently. Because I'm a MAAAAN (though I guess I'm not that manly...), I wanna speak like a MAAAAN. WHO'S WITH MEH?!
I'm still learning to speak like a male while learning more Japanese; so, please, if I make any mistakes, don't hesitate to correct me.
For the Japanese learners, please write in Japanese and again in romaji. I know this is a hassle, but it helps those who still don't know kanji.
僕はダンテ.タツトリンだ。始めまして。十七歳だ。アメリカに住んでいる。声優になりたいぞ。
Boku wa DANTE-TATLIN da. Hajimemashite. Jyuu nana sai da. Amerika ni sunde iru. Seiyuu ni naritai zo.
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Posted: Thu Nov 04, 2010 3:02 pm
I'm going to desu, wa and Masu all over you. <3
Hajimemashite! Atashi no namae wa Jessica desu. Onnanoko desu! Hatachi desu~ Arizona ni sunde imasu.
はじめまして!あたしの名前はジェシカです。女の子です!二十歳です~アリゾナにすんでいます。
What do "Seiyuu" and "Naritai" mean? =) Is Naritai "Want to become"?
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Posted: Sun Dec 12, 2010 4:15 am
Yes, I think naritai should be want to be, since naru means become and tai form is to want.
Hehehe, if you want to speak manly maybe you should start with using "おれは!!" XD *I just love when the manly-men yells it in animes XD
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Posted: Sun Dec 12, 2010 9:26 pm
Magegirl Nino I'm going to desu, wa and Masu all over you. <3 Hajimemashite! Atashi no namae wa Jessica desu. Onnanoko desu! Hatachi desu~ Arizona ni sunde imasu. はじめまして!あたしの名前はジェシカです。女の子です!二十歳です~アリゾナにすんでいます。 What do "Seiyuu" and "Naritai" mean? =) Is Naritai "Want to become"?[/quoteI don't get "zo" Probably some manly copula in japanese. And I think he wants to become a voice actor.
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