Post #21 · Posted at 2008-09-04 09:26:28am 16 years ago
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Ok, ive got a question. What does chotto mean? A friend of mine spams it and it pisses me off.
It depends on the context. It can mean "a little", but it can also mean "Hey!" or "Wait!".
Post #22 · Posted at 2008-09-04 09:29:10am 16 years ago
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Thanks. Now when he says that, im gonna start spamming desu for lulz.
Post #23 · Posted at 2008-09-09 02:05:04am 16 years ago
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Hello.Nice to meet you.
I am Colours,japanese.
this thread is japanese learning thread,isnt it?
I will help everybody.XD
PS:my english is not good.if found miss spell and grammar,please teach me mistake part(s).
thanks.^^
I am Colours,japanese.
this thread is japanese learning thread,isnt it?
I will help everybody.XD
PS:my english is not good.if found miss spell and grammar,please teach me mistake part(s).
thanks.^^
Post #24 · Posted at 2008-09-09 04:52:44am 16 years ago
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oZEA54VJEdE&feature=related
This is all you need, I found it hilarious.
This is all you need, I found it hilarious.
Post #25 · Posted at 2008-09-09 05:01:58am 16 years ago
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Hello Colours, nice to have you on Zenius .
That video is seriously stupid.
Ugh, he speaks such American Japanese...not to mention he can't say something without putting a variation of 'fuck' before and/or after it.
That video is seriously stupid.
Ugh, he speaks such American Japanese...not to mention he can't say something without putting a variation of 'fuck' before and/or after it.
Post #26 · Posted at 2008-09-09 05:13:34am 16 years ago
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Oh well, I'm Japanese and found it hilarious even though he has a terrible accent.
Post #27 · Posted at 2008-09-09 05:17:21am 16 years ago
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That guys an English teacher in Japan?
Oh dear lord.
Oh dear lord.
Post #28 · Posted at 2008-09-09 05:18:38am 16 years ago
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Yeah, but a Youtube video and a day job aren't the same. Must be a fun job >: I want to go back to Tokyo ;__;
Post #29 · Posted at 2008-09-09 04:28:34pm 16 years ago
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nice ti meet you all.
this video teaces hiragana traning..but,,a lot of "fucing"^^;;
beer is 生搾り.XD
its funny.
but his written "え" is similar "之" of kanji.
to AnxD.
have you ever come japan?
this video teaces hiragana traning..but,,a lot of "fucing"^^;;
beer is 生搾り.XD
its funny.
but his written "え" is similar "之" of kanji.
to AnxD.
have you ever come japan?
Post #30 · Posted at 2008-09-18 03:50:26pm 16 years ago
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*jumps in*
I need some help again for the Japanese studiers here...
This question is about the use of べき. I know you shouldn't use it with a negative verb, as in this example:
その古いパンを食べないべきです。That's wrong, correct? It would be better to use その古いパンを食べない方がいい (or perhaps more forceful, その古いパンを食べちゃだめですよ。”
But what about if I'm using it with an adjective/noun? Is it ok to use it with a negative there? For example:
この本は高いべきです。
This book must be expensive.
この本は高くないべきです。
This book must not be expensive.
Is that second phrase there right?
I need some help again for the Japanese studiers here...
This question is about the use of べき. I know you shouldn't use it with a negative verb, as in this example:
その古いパンを食べないべきです。That's wrong, correct? It would be better to use その古いパンを食べない方がいい (or perhaps more forceful, その古いパンを食べちゃだめですよ。”
But what about if I'm using it with an adjective/noun? Is it ok to use it with a negative there? For example:
この本は高いべきです。
This book must be expensive.
この本は高くないべきです。
This book must not be expensive.
Is that second phrase there right?
Post #31 · Posted at 2008-09-18 04:28:41pm 16 years ago
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べき is a tough term to use. I personally never use it towards my mother or my uncles because I tend to use it as blah-blah-blah "should". i.e. I should eat. ぼくは食べるべきだ。
Hope the tip helps, but I'm sure the natives can help you more than I could.
Hope the tip helps, but I'm sure the natives can help you more than I could.
Post #32 · Posted at 2008-09-22 09:13:06pm 16 years ago
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*jumps in*
I need some help again for the Japanese studiers here...
This question is about the use of べき. I know you shouldn't use it with a negative verb, as in this example:
その古いパンを食べないべきです。That's wrong, correct? It would be better to use その古いパンを食べない方がいい (or perhaps more forceful, その古いパンを食べちゃだめですよ。”
But what about if I'm using it with an adjective/noun? Is it ok to use it with a negative there? For example:
この本は高いべきです。
This book must be expensive.
この本は高くないべきです。
This book must not be expensive.
Is that second phrase there right?
べき means "should" in japanese.I need some help again for the Japanese studiers here...
This question is about the use of べき. I know you shouldn't use it with a negative verb, as in this example:
その古いパンを食べないべきです。That's wrong, correct? It would be better to use その古いパンを食べない方がいい (or perhaps more forceful, その古いパンを食べちゃだめですよ。”
But what about if I'm using it with an adjective/noun? Is it ok to use it with a negative there? For example:
この本は高いべきです。
This book must be expensive.
この本は高くないべきです。
This book must not be expensive.
Is that second phrase there right?
その古いパンを食べないべきです。is correct,but it has mistakes.
そのパンを食べないほうがいい。is correct.but そのパンは食べないほうがいい is better than it.
Oops,must is not "べき"
must is "しなければならない。"
for example:
(E)you must buy dictionary.
(J)あなたは辞書を買わなければならない。
(E)you must not buy dictionary.
(J)あなたは辞書を買わなくてもよい。
I mean,その本は高いべきです is wrong.
correct sentence is その本は高価でなければならない。 and その本は高価でなくてもよい。
Hmm,,,my english has a lot of wrong/mistakes...sorry..lol
Post #33 · Posted at 2009-01-19 10:39:40am 15.6 years ago
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About that whole RosettaStone thing... well I was using it, until I switched to JapanesePod, because it seemed so much more practical. RosettaStone did help me though, and things just started to click. Like when Pie said, he didn't understand the whole no iru ne (something like that) part, It just kinda clicked to me through the picture. Guess it's how you learn...
But I recommend JapanesePod. They really explain to you the phrase that you're learning, and what it could mean. It's really good!
But I recommend JapanesePod. They really explain to you the phrase that you're learning, and what it could mean. It's really good!
Post #34 · Posted at 2009-03-12 04:56:17pm 15.5 years ago
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I need help. I am typing seperate fan letters to NAOKI & jun, but when I use online Translators, they make ABSOLUTELY NO FUCKING SENSE!
I hope you can save me, Colours.
I hope you can save me, Colours.
Post #35 · Posted at 2009-04-11 09:12:56am 15.4 years ago
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Okay so, I've continued to listen to Japanese101.com, and although I'm only at lesson 33, I've really learnt alot! Thing is, I can't remember EVERYTHING I learn! I remember the main points of the lessons, but not the small bonus words.
Anyone have any advice on how to remember? xD
Anyone have any advice on how to remember? xD
Post #36 · Posted at 2009-04-11 09:21:41am 15.4 years ago
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Okay so, I've continued to listen to Japanese101.com, and although I'm only at lesson 33, I've really learnt alot! Thing is, I can't remember EVERYTHING I learn! I remember the main points of the lessons, but not the small bonus words.
Anyone have any advice on how to remember? xD
Practice, practice, practice. It helped me learn both kana sets in less than four months.Anyone have any advice on how to remember? xD
Post #37 · Posted at 2009-04-11 09:42:04am 15.4 years ago
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Renshuu is an EXCELLENT resource for learning vocabulary.They have recently introduced some great options in the form of personal schedules that help IMMENSELY in vocab memorization. The only problem is that it requires knowledge of Hiragana and Katakana...
I'm not sure if you know the kana yet, but I would strongly recommend you learn them if you do not. It is quite silly to learn Japanese without even knowing the basic writing system, and they are not too hard to learn.
I'm not sure if you know the kana yet, but I would strongly recommend you learn them if you do not. It is quite silly to learn Japanese without even knowing the basic writing system, and they are not too hard to learn.
Post #38 · Posted at 2009-04-14 04:34:19am 15.4 years ago
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Renshuu is an EXCELLENT resource for learning vocabulary.They have recently introduced some great options in the form of personal schedules that help IMMENSELY in vocab memorization. The only problem is that it requires knowledge of Hiragana and Katakana...
I'm not sure if you know the kana yet, but I would strongly recommend you learn them if you do not. It is quite silly to learn Japanese without even knowing the basic writing system, and they are not too hard to learn.
I'm not sure if you know the kana yet, but I would strongly recommend you learn them if you do not. It is quite silly to learn Japanese without even knowing the basic writing system, and they are not too hard to learn.
*sigh* I will then... I only really wanted to learn how to speak/listen to Japanese if every one day I go to Japan or I want to listen to some Japanese show on youtube that don't have subtitles... plus, it's cool to know another language
EDIT: I checked the site, and I just realised that my computer can't recognize Japanese characters O_O
Post #39 · Posted at 2009-04-15 08:47:59am 15.4 years ago
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EDIT: I checked the site, and I just realised that my computer can't recognize Japanese characters O_O
Post #40 · Posted at 2009-04-15 08:59:45am 15.4 years ago
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As another suggestion, try playing a japanese game which has japanese speech in it. I play Super Robot Wars F, and I'm learning how to read and speak kana (but not kanji since I still haven't learned anything about them). And use japanese words you've learned when applicable like "okaerimashita" (welcome back) and "ee" (informal yes).
To Shubox, a simple google search should satisfy it, but I think there's a thread here somewhere which has links to fonts.
To Shubox, a simple google search should satisfy it, but I think there's a thread here somewhere which has links to fonts.