so, i was doing my japanese homework that my sensei gave us, and i started to wonder, how many people are learning or know japanese? or how much do they know if so.
i just got done with katakana and hiragana and we're due to learn kanji next tri-mester
Soooooo~ i think i'll introduce myself in japanese :3
yosh!
Hajemimashite. Watashi no namae wa Roseshadow desu. Juu go sai desu. Washington koukou no ichinensei desu. Suki na kamoku wa Bijitsu desu. Dozo yoroshiku onegaishimasu!
\(^w^)/
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how much japanese do you know?
Started By Roseshadow, Feb 01 2012 11:49 PM
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#3 OFFLINE
Posted 05 February 2012 - 07:12 PM
I know dog (inu) and a few ways to say "I" and a version of sorry and very sorry, and also a few curses. That's about it XD
Watashi-wa
Inu
Baka (etc)
Gomen
Ore
Kawaii
Koiwaii (that is SO not how it's spelled)
Desu/Desu-ka (if that even counts)
etcetc
"*SPARKLE SPARKLE* KAWAII DESU"
(derp derp derp)
Watashi-wa
Inu
Baka (etc)
Gomen
Ore
Kawaii
Koiwaii (that is SO not how it's spelled)
Desu/Desu-ka (if that even counts)
etcetc
"*SPARKLE SPARKLE* KAWAII DESU"
(derp derp derp)
#4 ONLINE
Posted 14 February 2012 - 05:14 PM
Hajimemashte, Roseshadow-san. (Nice to meet you, Roseshadow.)
Considering that I took lessons for about a year, I know the language. I mean, if I heard someone speaking in Japanese, I could distinguish it from anything else. The only problem is that my lessons were with my classmates, my friend and I taking it from the other classmates' mom, so we didn't learn much....
I can remember the basic greetings, "Ogenki desu ka?" (How are you?), "Onegai" (Please), "Sumimasen" (Excuse me) and some other menial phrases. A few curses too. Then, there's the random words, because I watch far too much subtitled anime.
Inu (dog), neko (cat), usa (rabbit), ookami (wolf), kowaii (scary), kawaii (cute), kyodai (brothers), daimondai (trouble maker), hetare (hopeless), imo (potato), baka (stupid), aoi (blue), akai (red), shiroi (white), kiroi (yellow), kuroi (black), nani (what), arigato (thank you), remon (lemon)... I'm sure there's more, but that's what I think of off the top of my head.
Considering that I took lessons for about a year, I know the language. I mean, if I heard someone speaking in Japanese, I could distinguish it from anything else. The only problem is that my lessons were with my classmates, my friend and I taking it from the other classmates' mom, so we didn't learn much....
I can remember the basic greetings, "Ogenki desu ka?" (How are you?), "Onegai" (Please), "Sumimasen" (Excuse me) and some other menial phrases. A few curses too. Then, there's the random words, because I watch far too much subtitled anime.
Inu (dog), neko (cat), usa (rabbit), ookami (wolf), kowaii (scary), kawaii (cute), kyodai (brothers), daimondai (trouble maker), hetare (hopeless), imo (potato), baka (stupid), aoi (blue), akai (red), shiroi (white), kiroi (yellow), kuroi (black), nani (what), arigato (thank you), remon (lemon)... I'm sure there's more, but that's what I think of off the top of my head.
#5 ONLINE
Posted 17 February 2012 - 07:11 AM
I guess if you weren't aware, the language rule is back up so speaking in another language is against the rules. Sorry to just kind of ruin the fun or anything, but at least you can translate what you can say in Japanese to English. i.e. "I can say 'hi', or 'how are you?'.".
Sorry once again. I won't edit your guys' posts, I'm sure you can do that on your own, but if you could do that, it would be really appreciated.
Sorry once again. I won't edit your guys' posts, I'm sure you can do that on your own, but if you could do that, it would be really appreciated.
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