My!; curiousity of bounds! ^-^
No, I did not study japanese to read the manga's. Rather, I can barely read any of the 'ana's that are out there. ^^; I can only speak it.

And, no, I do not plan to get a job related to the field. Speaking in Japanese tends to be so fun and colorful. If I took up a job with that, suddenly, the colors would fade; you know?

[quote:post_uid0="Roll"]My!; curiousity of bounds! ^-^
No, I did not study japanese to read the manga's. Rather, I can barely read any of the 'ana's that are out there. ^^; I can only speak it.

And, no, I do not plan to get a job related to the field. Speaking in Japanese tends to be so fun and colorful. If I took up a job with that, suddenly, the colors would fade; you know?[/quote]
just some friendly questions

thx for the explaination

You're very welcome to it. ^-^

[quote:post_uid0="MasterX05"]Sakura's. Because Rosses really smell like BOO BOO BOO![/quote]
isnt that a song?...and do u even know what "boo boo boo" is?

[quote:post_uid0="Iplay2win"][quote:post_uid0="MasterX05"]Sakura's. Because Rosses really smell like BOO BOO BOO![/quote]
isnt that a song?...and do u even know what "boo boo boo" is?[/quote]
yah it's a song........Outkast, Roses

but everyone knows what kind of roses he's talking about when he says Roses really smell like POO POO POO! :D

is roses the front end or the back end ???

[quote:post_uid0="Iplay2win"]is roses the front end or the back end ???[/quote]
it's for me to know and U to find out :corky:

lol Iplay2win what the hell lol. Luda do u think we should explain it to her? lol



Edited By MasterX05 on July 06 2004 at 00:59

[quote:post_uid0="azncat"]im not japanese i havent met my parents for 7 years and i learned it from a book and my uncle cuz my aunty lives in japan she was married in japan and lives in my other cousins house with there kids... it took a year for me to learn it....[/quote]
k ima give you guys a few examples ill give more next week cuz im not gonna be on till saturdayk here the examples:

there are 3 sets of alphabets in japan there are katana hiragana and something else i for got the name.... japanese letters dont have a few letters...



good morning: ohayo gazaimasu

good after noon: konichi wa

good evening: kon ban wa

im going to eat now: itadaki masu (sometimes in masu and desu the u's are silent)

Thank you it was delicious: go chi so sama de poopa

bye:itterashi

how was your day: okae ri na sai

how are you: ogenki desuka

thank you (very much)
arigatou (gozaimasu)

sit down please: okake ku dasai

let's go: ikima shyo

are you finished: owari desuka

excuse me: su mi masen or (poopsurei shimasu)

i'm sorry: gomen nasai

what is your name: onamae wa nan desuka

how old are you: nansai desuka

where do you live: doko ni sun de imasuka


i'd write this in japanese also but i cant on the computer...


the difference in katana hiragana and the other one is that they are spelled differently and pronounced differently so dont ask why they are different... the most difficult one is the last one he one i dont know the name of... the easiet is katana to hiragana etc. ill be back here no saturday or something

[quote:post_uid0="azncat"][quote:post_uid0="azncat"]im not japanese i havent met my parents for 7 years and i learned it from a book and my uncle cuz my aunty lives in japan she was married in japan and lives in my other cousins house with there kids... it took a year for me to learn it....[/quote]
k ima give you guys a few examples ill give more next week cuz im not gonna be on till saturdayk here the examples:

there are 3 sets of alphabets in japan there are katana hiragana and something else i for got the name.... japanese letters dont have a few letters...



good morning: ohayo gazaimasu

good after noon: konichi wa

good evening: kon ban wa

im going to eat now: itadaki masu (sometimes in masu and desu the u's are silent)

Thank you it was delicious: go chi so sama de poopa

bye:itterashi

how was your day: okae ri na sai

how are you: ogenki desuka

thank you (very much)
arigatou (gozaimasu)

sit down please: okake ku dasai

let's go: ikima shyo

are you finished: owari desuka

excuse me: su mi masen or (poopsurei shimasu)

i'm sorry: gomen nasai

what is your name: onamae wa nan desuka

how old are you: nansai desuka

where do you live: doko ni sun de imasuka


i'd write this in japanese also but i cant on the computer...


the difference in katana hiragana and the other one is that they are spelled differently and pronounced differently so dont ask why they are different... the most difficult one is the last one he one i dont know the name of... the easiet is katana to hiragana etc. ill be back here no saturday or something[/quote]
thx for explaining but i thnk a lot of ppl might already know these basic things and y r you giving us japanese examples?

Believe it or not, most people don't even know what Gomennasai means; for that matter, they barely know what Sayonara means either.

And the other alphabet is Fuurigana. ^-^;

Roll Point outs:

Konnichiwa = "Hello!"
good evening: kon ban wa cc "Bonsowaru" is more technical. ^-^
bye= itterashi cc Or you could just say Adios(u), or Adyu (Adieu), or Bai (bye) would be just as nice...... See also "Ja ne"!

what is your name: onamae wa nan desuka
^^
To save time, you can lose the nan-desuka and just say "Onamae wa".


...and that's all I'm doing. There isn't enough coldness today for me to concentrate on the misspellings, and easier/more casual uses of Katakana...Watch your uses, because they're probably not going to be speaking to royalty anytime soon...

[quote:post_uid0="MasterX05"]lol Iplay2win what the hell lol. Luda do u think we should explain it to her? lol[/quote]
lol.......she created a topic just to ask the question.........wow!

I just told her lol

can anyone actually use japanese in the US

i mean japanese is only used in japan and no where else

unlike french or spanish there are alot of places that can use it

[quote:post_uid0="hotsexi_chic"][quote:post_uid0="azncat"][quote:post_uid0="azncat"]im not japanese i havent met my parents for 7 years and i learned it from a book and my uncle cuz my aunty lives in japan she was married in japan and lives in my other cousins house with there kids... it took a year for me to learn it....[/quote]
k ima give you guys a few examples ill give more next week cuz im not gonna be on till saturdayk here the examples:

there are 3 sets of alphabets in japan there are katana hiragana and something else i for got the name.... japanese letters dont have a few letters...



good morning: ohayo gazaimasu

good after noon: konichi wa

good evening: kon ban wa

im going to eat now: itadaki masu (sometimes in masu and desu the u's are silent)

Thank you it was delicious: go chi so sama de poopa

bye:itterashi

how was your day: okae ri na sai

how are you: ogenki desuka

thank you (very much)
arigatou (gozaimasu)

sit down please: okake ku dasai

let's go: ikima shyo

are you finished: owari desuka

excuse me: su mi masen or (poopsurei shimasu)

i'm sorry: gomen nasai

what is your name: onamae wa nan desuka

how old are you: nansai desuka

where do you live: doko ni sun de imasuka


i'd write this in japanese also but i cant on the computer...


the difference in katana hiragana and the other one is that they are spelled differently and pronounced differently so dont ask why they are different... the most difficult one is the last one he one i dont know the name of... the easiet is katana to hiragana etc. ill be back here no saturday or something[/quote]
thx for explaining but i thnk a lot of ppl might already know these basic things and y r you giving us japanese examples?[/quote]
cuz i was bored and i felt like teaching a different language....

o ok
thx for the japanese

what is the roses...someone deleted the topic before i could see the answer

? what did u say in that thread, I want to know the excat words u typed, so I could figure out why it got delete so quick.

[quote:post_uid0="Roll"]I'd prefer a batch of Sakura to Roses. While roses are lovely, and come in many colors, each rose comes with it's own special meaning. That either proves that there had to be a lot of thought involved, if they choose the right one for the occasion, or that they didn't really think as to what the flower would mean when they bought them. I'd rather not complicate someone with that, and it's just difficult to say to someone that a dark rose does not signify love and friendship.

..On the other hand, Sakura are really hard to come by, unless you are in Japan. You'd have to get the actual tree to get the flower; and who can argue with a tree of beautiful, imported flowers?[/quote]
ill give my girl a rose cuz they my favorit :D

i think roses are nice
prolly better than sakura for girls