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um... atarashi no memba desuga.. >_> (um... new member but.. >_>) boku wa i-2-i (ai to ai?) desu.. (i'm i-2-i) indonesia-jin to juu go sai (Indonesian and 15 years old) boku no nihon go wa... sonna ni zozu dewa arimasen kara (my japan... isn't really that good so) nan ga machigatte no koto ga attara, sumimasen (if there's anything wrong, i'm sorry) ato..... tada sore dake desu tabun? (then..... just that maybe?)
i'm everywhere lol
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on 2009-05-01 21:15:03 |
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^ Please note that Japanese doesn't like if stranger act so friendly with them. That's why we still need to learn the formal one in case you meet Japanese F2F. Well, maybe you can use slang one if it's in interweb though you are stranger to 'em. 
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on 2009-04-25 22:53:21 (edited 2009-04-25 22:53:51)
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And I'm into the slang/informal type. Because Japanese slang is what Japanese people use nowadays... It doesn't need to be formal when speaking Japanese especially when speaking tp a person with the same age. :D  |
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oohh../studies the explanations heehee! im gonna learn japanese in no time! xDD    |
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on 2009-03-28 09:38:30 |
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owww yessss nice explanation ^^ thank you so much :DD a big help here ^^b |
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:) Yeah welcome dude. We are all learners beginners and intermediate alike. So feel free to ask anything that you wanna know. I ask a lot too and sometimes tough things.  |
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on 2009-03-27 18:06:42 |
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omfg!! i didnt know this thread!! ccoooolll!! xDDD mini japanese school!! hahaha. |
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on 2009-03-27 16:20:40 |
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I thought there are no plural forms in Japanese. its just the same weather plural or singular. well except "tachi". thats all I know that makes a noun plural. also kore - points to the object near you. sore - points to the object near the person you are talking to. are - points to the object far away. found this site a few days ago link really interesting site. ^_^ |
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ã“れらã¯æœ¨ã§ã™ yeah, it is correct. Kore = This Kono = This Kore --> Kore wa dare no hon desu ka/ Kore wa nan desu ka/ kore kara dou surun? Kono --> Kono kimochi wo kanjite iru/ kono mono wa...... kore is mostly use to point at a specific object and to ask for an opinion. Kono is use to describe an object or coupled with an action. |
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on 2009-03-27 04:22:02 (edited 2009-03-27 07:31:10)
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i have a confusion for some parts so,if i said 'this is a tree' i would write ’ã“ã‚Œã¯æœ¨ã§ã™â€™ but what about this? ’ã“れらã¯æœ¨ã§ã™â€™ï¼Ÿ is it plural in form and mean something like 'these are trees o.o?' and one more thing o.o i am confused of 'ã“れ’ and ’ã“ã®â€™ do you have any idea when i should use ã“ã‚Œ or ã“ã®? hmm there should be other like ãã‚Œã€ã‚ã‚Œã€ãã®ã€ã‚ã®ã€‚。 but i am confused of ’れ’and ’ã®â€™ know when to use them? :D help needed,thank you :D |
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@Azure indeed they use almost the same kanji. but their pronunciations are more often different, and the usage are not always the same in Japaneses. any ways I think they have almost the same meaning in both languages. I think that may come in handy later on. |
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| I'm thinking I should put in more effort on chinese so that I can take Japanese as a 3rd language. Kanji words are pretty similar to chinese characters anyway. |
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I will try to bring this to a few friends and try to learn more about it. Just got a book too and it is teaching great stuff. |
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@Briama I was waiting for mamoru's input on this one. I think I got the message. care of romaji.org and a some help from animelab dictionary. 何故。。何故僕ã ã‘ã“ã®ä¸å¹¸ã‚’æ„Ÿã˜ã¦ã„ãŸã€‚下らãªã„ã‹ã‚‚ã—ã‚Œã¾ã›ã‚“。 naze .. naze boku dake kono fukou wo kanji teita. kudara nai kamo shiremasen. is it really "why am I the only one feeling this misfortune. I don't think its useless." I'm not so sure about "shiremasen" but I think its a negative. so its denying "kudara nai". maybe naze .. naze kono fukou wo kanji teita dake. to make it "why am I the feeling this misfortune". |
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@Brianma:I'm sorry that i cant really help u bout that.I think that it's something about self-introduction,about his education, his family,and about the japanese language,Japan country..and about future...something about that....(if i'm right)...I'm sorry if i din get it right. 
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Oh Thanks :)
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ディ= dei/di (Not dey) ディヴィナ = divina By the way nice name for a female. |
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question: REGARDING THE KATAKANA WRITING how do you write "di' in katakana? I'm just confused because If I type di in my laptop the character looks like this　ヂ But when my sensei wrote my name (divina)she use デイ（with the small イ) while my half Japanese friend say it is read as "dey" so which one is correct? how do I spell my name? Sorry for my stupid question, I'm just confused. Hope somebody can help.
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lol, possibly, but then again, just post ur problem, and i'm sure sumone will help, although i wont be able to myself, i'm a beginners beginner :S   |