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Posted: Tue Dec 19, 2006 4:00 pm
Does anyone know enough on particles to teach the rest?
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Posted: Wed Dec 27, 2006 4:03 am
Would anyone be so kind as to point out any mistakes here? I had to look up a few words and kanji so I assume some of it is wrong... Plus the grammar was so confusing. >_< Thanks in advance.Quote: 一周前に大学で日本語の三番学期を終えた。今、多く暇があるけど、今にも違う。速く働かなきゃいけない。その時まで、毎日忠実に古くて新しくて漢字を練習している予定。難しいわよ。
日本語の授業は易しかったが、まだ何もぐらい知らないを感じる。迚も大変 わ よ。
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Posted: Sat Jan 06, 2007 9:08 pm
Does anyone know where I can get full lists of volcabulary and kanji for the level 1 proficency test?
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Posted: Sun Jan 07, 2007 12:17 am
Hermonie Urameshi Does anyone know where I can get full lists of volcabulary and kanji for the level 1 proficency test? I'm pretty sure this has it so you can study the kanji. I think this site is just nice for studying kanji in general rofl
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Posted: Sun Jan 07, 2007 12:27 am
Hermonie Urameshi Does anyone know enough on particles to teach the rest? For the most part, I only know what others have told me rofl [not a whole lot :B] Which ones do you know?
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Posted: Sun Jan 07, 2007 10:28 am
UsagiDesu Hermonie Urameshi Does anyone know where I can get full lists of volcabulary and kanji for the level 1 proficency test? I'm pretty sure this has it so you can study the kanji. I think this site is just nice for studying kanji in general rofl I need lists though. sweatdrop Thanks for the site anyways. It might still help.
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Posted: Sun Jan 07, 2007 10:33 am
UsagiDesu Hermonie Urameshi Does anyone know enough on particles to teach the rest? For the most part, I only know what others have told me rofl [not a whole lot :B] Which ones do you know? は、が、に、へ、を、か、の、と、and や
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Posted: Sun Jan 07, 2007 12:07 pm
て [て」used as a particle in a sentence has multiple uses (12 actually), here are a few: 1.) Indicates that two actions occur simultaneously or successively. 「桜の花が散って、若葉が出始めた。」「さくらのはながちって、わかばがではじめた。」"The cherry blossoms have scattered, adn the leaves have begun to appear." 2.)Indicates a reason or cause:-> English approximation of "because". 「あの子は、先生にしかられて泣いている。」「あのこは、せんせいにしかられてないている。」"That child is crying because (he/she) was scolded by (his/her) teacher." 3.) Indicates a method for an action-> English approximation of "by" or "with" 「私は、コーヒーにお砂糖とミルクを入れて飲みます。」「わたしは、コーヒーおさとうとミルクをいれてのみます。」"I drink my coffee with milk and sugar. (Literally: I put milk and sugar in my coffee (and that is the way I) drink coffee). 4.) As a conjunction, list of items.-> English approximation of "and" 「彼女は、優しくて気さくで、たれにでも好かれる。」「かのじょは、やさしくて、きさくで、たれにでもすかれる。」"She is nice and she is down-to-earth, so (she) is liked by everyone. 5.) After a verb, in the pattern 『~(っ)て~(っ)て~まくる。-> English approximation "...and..." 「引出しに入れておいた一万円が見つからない。僕は探して探して探しまくった。」「ひきだしにいれておいたいちまんえんがみつからない。ぼくはさがしてさがしてさがしまくった。」"I couldn't find the ten thousand yen that I put in the drawer. I looked and looked (like crazy).
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Posted: Mon Jan 08, 2007 3:02 pm
could someone plz halp out with how to say this sentence...."You are suck an Otaku...."?
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Posted: Mon Jan 08, 2007 8:45 pm
Ani_Mania could someone plz halp out with how to say this sentence...."You are suck an Otaku...."? Do you mean you are such an Otaku? neutral
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Posted: Thu Jan 11, 2007 1:55 am
in the naruto opening song, ROCKS, they say “i wanna rocks, mune ni rocks”. but i read mune means chest, and i know ni is two. so, what am i missing here? dumb question, i know sweatdrop
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Posted: Thu Jan 11, 2007 8:16 pm
Ni doesn't only mean 2.
mune ni ROCKS
Would probably be like
In the chest ROCKS
Since they mention the heart a few times in the song, it's probably kinda aimed at the heart with mune ni ROCKS
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Posted: Fri Jan 12, 2007 5:23 am
UsagiDesu Ni doesn't only mean 2. mune ni ROCKSWould probably be like In the chest ROCKSSince they mention the heart a few times in the song, it's probably kinda aimed at the heart with mune ni ROCKSI get it now, thank you. I didn't realize ni was also a noun particle. I've only just begun learning.
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Posted: Tue Jan 16, 2007 7:40 am
UsagiDesu て [て」used as a particle in a sentence has multiple uses (12 actually), here are a few: 1.) Indicates that two actions occur simultaneously or successively. 「桜の花が散って、若葉が出始めた。」「さくらのはながちって、わかばがではじめた。」"The cherry blossoms have scattered, adn the leaves have begun to appear." 2.)Indicates a reason or cause:-> English approximation of "because". 「あの子は、先生にしかられて泣いている。」「あのこは、せんせいにしかられてないている。」"That child is crying because (he/she) was scolded by (his/her) teacher." 3.) Indicates a method for an action-> English approximation of "by" or "with" 「私は、コーヒーにお砂糖とミルクを入れて飲みます。」「わたしは、コーヒーおさとうとミルクをいれてのみます。」"I drink my coffee with milk and sugar. (Literally: I put milk and sugar in my coffee (and that is the way I) drink coffee). 4.) As a conjunction, list of items.-> English approximation of "and" 「彼女は、優しくて気さくで、たれにでも好かれる。」「かのじょは、やさしくて、きさくで、たれにでもすかれる。」"She is nice and she is down-to-earth, so (she) is liked by everyone. 5.) After a verb, in the pattern 『~(っ)て~(っ)て~まくる。-> English approximation "...and..." 「引出しに入れておいた一万円が見つからない。僕は探して探して探しまくった。」「ひきだしにいれておいたいちまんえんがみつからない。ぼくはさがしてさがしてさがしまくった。」"I couldn't find the ten thousand yen that I put in the drawer. I looked and looked (like crazy). I didn't mean in here. I meant in another thread. Aiko san already did はandが. I was hoping someone could not only explain all the rest to me, but to other beginners as well.
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Posted: Thu Jan 18, 2007 7:08 am
Does my alias, Nosada, mean anything in Japanese? I got it from a Final Fantasy game. Also, how would I write in Japanese?
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