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 Posted: Fri Aug 11, 2006 2:56 pm
TheFateOfTheUniverse Paracket 「たくさん学ぶためはまたあります」は正しい文法と思う。 whee 大学生入るの？ eek 日本語の勉強する時がんばってね！:> すごいってだけど、それあんまりじゃないですね！ sweatdrop 四年ぐらいに日本語を勉強したけど、 僕の文法はちょっと下手たり、単語は小さなたり。。。 gonk でも、漫画を読むこと好きな。 xd きゃ ^_^ 大学生入りません。また高校学生です。 Running start is where I take college courses while I'm still in high school. The credits I earn will count towards both college and high school. I'm doing Running Start mostly so I can actually take a japanese course. 大丈夫です。それでも、学校に、スペーン語をべんきょうします。 whee 前年は同じしました。 3nodding 「たり」は何ですか？前にきくを思いました。 sweatdrop 同じです。漫画に日本語はたくさんを大好き。何を前が読みましたか？スクールランブルーを読みました。お母さんと音おさんは日本にかいました。そして、今日は、フルーツバスケートを読んでおわりました。ゆうわたせはいい著者です。わたせの三本があります。いっしょにイーベーをかいました。 3nodding (I have learned that although online translators suck at translating japanese, they make great dictionaries! Especially when I'm too lazy to look up the kanji and figure out what they say. xd blaugh whee ) ラーニングスタート！凄いみたいだ！ 3nodding あんた、頭がいいな！ eek たり is a word that implies that there are more things to a list to explain that are said/written. :3 俺もスクールーランブル好き！一番大好きな漫画は多分＋（プラス）アニマ。読むことがあるの？ 明日ベースーボールゲームに行きる。スポーツ大嫌いけど。 gonk 日本会話後で続く！ whee さようなら、また会いましょうね whee Ｆｒｉｅｎｄｓｌｉｓｔに誘い翔てるよ！ surprised
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Posted: Fri Aug 11, 2006 4:48 pm
Yes it's good to know them, but they don't use them as much as you think. I'm learning these things from a native Japanese who lives in Oosaka. She says they don't really use them at all. I think it's only for older stories like The Tale of Genji.
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Eccentric Iconoclast Vice Captain
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Posted: Fri Aug 11, 2006 8:26 pm
TheFateOfTheUniverse Eccentric Iconoclast Running Start sounds like your version of PSEO; college while still in highschool. Is yours paid for by the state?:O I'm starting fulltime PSEO on the twenty-first! blaugh I'm homeschooled, so I don't have to worry about highschool. Yup. It's state-funded. ^_^ It's also a good thing, since the year after I graduate I'll be in Japan as an exchage student, and I don't think I'll be taking college courses during that time... xD I'm getting my college requirements done for free so that I can throw myself head over tail into linguistics when I get to go to a more well-known college and so that I can get used to a college lifestyle. It's ideal for me...especially since I flunked the math portion of the admissions test so the state won't pay for THAT. Now I don't have to take math classes! They think that my complete inability to do math won't affect any linguistic careers, either.
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Posted: Fri Aug 11, 2006 9:06 pm
Paracket TheFateOfTheUniverse heart きゃ ^_^ 大学生入りません。また高校学生です。 Running start is where I take college courses while I'm still in high school. The credits I earn will count towards both college and high school. I'm doing Running Start mostly so I can actually take a japanese course. 大丈夫です。それでも、学校に、スペーン語をべんきょうします。 whee 前年は同じしました。 3nodding 「たり」は何ですか？前にきくを思いました。 sweatdrop 同じです。漫画に日本語はたくさんを大好き。何を前が読みましたか？スクールランブルーを読みました。お母さんと音おさんは日本にかいました。そして、今日は、フルーツバスケートを読んでおわりました。ゆうわたせはいい著者です。わたせの三本があります。いっしょにイーベーをかいました。 3nodding (I have learned that although online translators suck at translating japanese, they make great dictionaries! Especially when I'm too lazy to look up the kanji and figure out what they say. xd blaugh whee ) ラーニングスタート！凄いみたいだ！ 3nodding あんた、頭がいいな！ eek たり is a word that implies that there are more things to a list to explain that are said/written. :3 俺もスクールーランブル好き！一番大好きな漫画は多分＋（プラス）アニマ。読むことがあるの？ 明日ベースーボールゲームに行きる。スポーツ大嫌いけど。 gonk 日本会話後で続く！ whee さようなら、また会いましょうね whee Ｆｒｉｅｎｄｓｌｉｓｔに誘い翔てるよ！ surprised 前に、「多分＋（プラス）」聞かれりませんでした。この前はいいですか？ 明日はサッカのテーストがありますからレフリー（審判員）をなります。でも、スポーツが大好きそしてサッカも大好き。 それはいいです、友達になるです。 heart パラケットに非公式を話なさいか？ 十五さいです。パラッケトは？
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Posted: Fri Aug 11, 2006 9:09 pm
Eccentric Iconoclast TheFateOfTheUniverse Eccentric Iconoclast Running Start sounds like your version of PSEO; college while still in highschool. Is yours paid for by the state?:O I'm starting fulltime PSEO on the twenty-first! blaugh I'm homeschooled, so I don't have to worry about highschool. Yup. It's state-funded. ^_^ It's also a good thing, since the year after I graduate I'll be in Japan as an exchage student, and I don't think I'll be taking college courses during that time... xD I'm getting my college requirements done for free so that I can throw myself head over tail into linguistics when I get to go to a more well-known college and so that I can get used to a college lifestyle. It's ideal for me...especially since I flunked the math portion of the admissions test so the state won't pay for THAT. Now I don't have to take math classes! They think that my complete inability to do math won't affect any linguistic careers, either. Well, you don't need math for lingustics. I'm pretty good at math, though. I aim to take Calculus in my Senior year. ^_^ Then again...I think to get into a well-known college, math would definately help...what college(s) are you thinking of? I'm not quite sure what I'll be doing yet, as I'm only going to be a sophmore in highscool, so I can't decide. Something with good language programs. 3nodding What languages are you into?
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Posted: Fri Aug 11, 2006 9:11 pm
Hermonie Urameshi Yes it's good to know them, but they don't use them as much as you think. I'm learning these things from a native Japanese who lives in Oosaka. She says they don't really use them at all. I think it's only for older stories like The Tale of Genji. eh, it won't hurt to use them. THe more you know the more you grow! eek (it's alright to laugh at that last statement xd ) But either way, I'd rather look impressive knowing than look stupid/american by not. wink
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Posted: Sat Aug 12, 2006 9:29 am
I want to take the ACT. Like now! gonk I want to go to college at least in the spring for Spanish, maybe French, and Chinese.
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Posted: Sat Aug 12, 2006 12:34 pm
TheFateOfTheUniverse Eccentric Iconoclast TheFateOfTheUniverse Eccentric Iconoclast Running Start sounds like your version of PSEO; college while still in highschool. Is yours paid for by the state?:O I'm starting fulltime PSEO on the twenty-first! blaugh I'm homeschooled, so I don't have to worry about highschool. Yup. It's state-funded. ^_^ It's also a good thing, since the year after I graduate I'll be in Japan as an exchage student, and I don't think I'll be taking college courses during that time... xD I'm getting my college requirements done for free so that I can throw myself head over tail into linguistics when I get to go to a more well-known college and so that I can get used to a college lifestyle. It's ideal for me...especially since I flunked the math portion of the admissions test so the state won't pay for THAT. Now I don't have to take math classes! They think that my complete inability to do math won't affect any linguistic careers, either. Well, you don't need math for lingustics. I'm pretty good at math, though. I aim to take Calculus in my Senior year. ^_^ Then again...I think to get into a well-known college, math would definately help...what college(s) are you thinking of? I'm not quite sure what I'll be doing yet, as I'm only going to be a sophmore in highscool, so I can't decide. Something with good language programs. 3nodding What languages are you into? Probably the University of Minnesota, for now. It's close and it has a good linguistics program. whee You see, I have serious problems in math. I can't get past pre-algebra, no matter how hard I try. And I LIKE math! crying My brain just won't process it. Also, I can't help seeing it as more subjective than most people consider it to be... What languages am I NOT into? eek
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Posted: Sat Aug 12, 2006 4:38 pm
Hermonie Urameshi I want to take the ACT. Like now! gonk I want to go to college at least in the spring for Spanish, maybe French, and Chinese. I watnt to take chinese. 3nodding I'll wait a year or two first, though, so my spanish and japanese can get better.
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Posted: Sat Aug 12, 2006 4:40 pm
Eccentric Iconoclast TheFateOfTheUniverse Eccentric Iconoclast TheFateOfTheUniverse Eccentric Iconoclast Running Start sounds like your version of PSEO; college while still in highschool. Is yours paid for by the state?:O I'm starting fulltime PSEO on the twenty-first! blaugh I'm homeschooled, so I don't have to worry about highschool. Yup. It's state-funded. ^_^ It's also a good thing, since the year after I graduate I'll be in Japan as an exchage student, and I don't think I'll be taking college courses during that time... xD I'm getting my college requirements done for free so that I can throw myself head over tail into linguistics when I get to go to a more well-known college and so that I can get used to a college lifestyle. It's ideal for me...especially since I flunked the math portion of the admissions test so the state won't pay for THAT. Now I don't have to take math classes! They think that my complete inability to do math won't affect any linguistic careers, either. Well, you don't need math for lingustics. I'm pretty good at math, though. I aim to take Calculus in my Senior year. ^_^ Then again...I think to get into a well-known college, math would definately help...what college(s) are you thinking of? I'm not quite sure what I'll be doing yet, as I'm only going to be a sophmore in highscool, so I can't decide. Something with good language programs. 3nodding What languages are you into? Probably the University of Minnesota, for now. It's close and it has a good linguistics program. whee You see, I have serious problems in math. I can't get past pre-algebra, no matter how hard I try. And I LIKE math! crying My brain just won't process it. Also, I can't help seeing it as more subjective than most people consider it to be... What languages am I NOT into? eek Heh, I think I ended up skipping pre-algerbra. whee My friends would be surprised to find that there's someone out there more into languages than me. ^_^
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Posted: Sat Aug 12, 2006 5:41 pm
TheFateOfTheUniverse Eccentric Iconoclast TheFateOfTheUniverse Eccentric Iconoclast TheFateOfTheUniverse Eccentric Iconoclast Running Start sounds like your version of PSEO; college while still in highschool. Is yours paid for by the state?:O I'm starting fulltime PSEO on the twenty-first! blaugh I'm homeschooled, so I don't have to worry about highschool. Yup. It's state-funded. ^_^ It's also a good thing, since the year after I graduate I'll be in Japan as an exchage student, and I don't think I'll be taking college courses during that time... xD I'm getting my college requirements done for free so that I can throw myself head over tail into linguistics when I get to go to a more well-known college and so that I can get used to a college lifestyle. It's ideal for me...especially since I flunked the math portion of the admissions test so the state won't pay for THAT. Now I don't have to take math classes! They think that my complete inability to do math won't affect any linguistic careers, either. Well, you don't need math for lingustics. I'm pretty good at math, though. I aim to take Calculus in my Senior year. ^_^ Then again...I think to get into a well-known college, math would definately help...what college(s) are you thinking of? I'm not quite sure what I'll be doing yet, as I'm only going to be a sophmore in highscool, so I can't decide. Something with good language programs. 3nodding What languages are you into? Probably the University of Minnesota, for now. It's close and it has a good linguistics program. whee You see, I have serious problems in math. I can't get past pre-algebra, no matter how hard I try. And I LIKE math! crying My brain just won't process it. Also, I can't help seeing it as more subjective than most people consider it to be... What languages am I NOT into? eek Heh, I think I ended up skipping pre-algerbra. whee My friends would be surprised to find that there's someone out there more into languages than me. ^_^ Not long ago I struggled for over fifteen minutes trying to figure out just what the hell 22 - 7 was. I STILL can't think of it right out. I'm horrible at math. D:
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Posted: Sat Aug 12, 2006 5:59 pm
I can't do math either. I hate it and still have no clue what it's for in everyday life. I would rather do languages all day long. 3nodding
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Posted: Sun Aug 13, 2006 12:12 pm
There's alot of jobs that require you to know math, but translating...not much is required, I would think...
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Posted: Sun Aug 13, 2006 12:26 pm
What kind of math would there be in translating? xd
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Posted: Mon Aug 14, 2006 9:11 am
Hermonie Urameshi What kind of math would there be in translating? xd But... What if you were translating...a math book? xd Or something uber-technical and mathematical? blaugh
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