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 Posted: Wed Apr 05, 2006 7:22 pm
suikoshi ここでひらがなとカタカナと漢字で話せますか？ heart whee はじめまして、私の名前はジェシカです biggrin 日本語が本当に好きですけど沢山問題があります・・・私は先生がいませんとひとつの問題でも友達と話せません・・・ sweatdrop 誰かが日本語で話したいか？ heart 漢字三級が出来ますそしてそれまで続きますでも全部の漢字が出来ません・・・ sweatdrop そして、ひらがな： ここでひらがなとかたかなとかんじではなせますか？ heart whee はじめまして、わたしの なまえは ジェシカです biggrin にほんごが ほんとうに すきですけど たくさん もんだいが あります・・・わたしは せんせいが いませんと ひとつの もんだいでも ともだちと はなせません・・・ sweatdrop だれかが にほんごで はなしたいか？ heart かんじさんきゅうが できます そして それまで つづきますでも ぜんぶの かんじが できません・・・ sweatdrop soshite, roomaji: kokode hiraganato katakanato kanjide hanasemasuka? heart whee hajimemashite, watashino namaeha jeshikadesu biggrin nihongoga hontouni sukidesukedo takusan mondaiga arimasu... sweatdrop watashiha senseiga imasento hitotsuno mondaidemo tomodachito hanasemasen... sweatdrop darekaga nihongode hanashitaika? heart kanjisankyuuga dekimasu soshite soremade tsuzukimasudemo zenbuno kanjiga dekimasen... sweatdrop ... How's that? x_x;; *killed* Konnichiwa Jeshika-san. Hajimemashite. Miyuki desu. Watashi no konpyuta de, kana wo miraremasen.. tonikaku, kana wa yomemasen.. Watashi mo nihongo ga suki desu. Nihongo wo hanashitai demo romaji dake wo tsukaemasu. (since its the beginners forum, im going to write the trans. anyway..though you don't seem to need it) Hi Jessica-san. Nice to meet you. Im Miyuki. I can't see kana on my computer. I can't read kana anyway.. (well only a few). I like japanese also. I want to speak japanese with you but i can only use romaji.
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Posted: Wed Apr 05, 2006 7:24 pm
Namari_cat Ohayo gozaimasu, mina-san... erm.. that's really all I know.. that & a few very random words and phrases sweatdrop my spelling is horrible so please forgive me ::: Gomen nasai! Konbanwa Namari_Cat-san.! (well, its evening now.) Daijobu! Renshu shitara, jyouzu ni narimasu. Good evening Namari_cat. Its ok. If you practice, you'll get better. ^^
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Posted: Sat Apr 08, 2006 7:23 pm
Konban wa Min'na-san! min'na daijobu? (please forgive me, I'm having to use my english-japanese , english-japanese dictionary to do this)
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Posted: Tue Apr 11, 2006 10:29 pm
Konbonwa, hajimemashite. Boku wa, Rukasu desu. Atsuidesuna? Haha. Douzo yoroshiku, ja mata.
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Posted: Wed Apr 12, 2006 8:46 pm
Nagi_ThousandMaster Konbonwa, hajimemashite. Boku wa, Rukasu desu. Atsuidesuna? Haha. Douzo yoroshiku, ja mata. Hajimemashite, Rukasu-san. Eh... "Atsuidesuna" wa nan desu ka? Gomen nasai, watashi no nihongo ga mada jozu janai desu. In case you couldn't tell. xd
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Posted: Tue Apr 25, 2006 4:29 pm
Konban wa. Boku wa Caro desu. Quebec kara kimashita. Watashi wa Juuroku desu.
Good evening. My name is Caro. I live in Quebec. I am 16 years old.
well I'm ALMOST 16... heh xp And I hope I wrote all of this right, I'm really (really...yeah and let's add another really xd ) beginner
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Posted: Sat Apr 29, 2006 7:12 pm
Konban wa! Watashi wa Ame desu! Watashi wa Natsu Nihon e ikimasu. Gogatsu nijuurokunichi ikimasu. Kyo, Nihongo no kyoushitsu de shuji o shimasu. Watashi no sensei no namae wa, Yuko.
(and correct me on my japanese if i'm wrong. I'm pretty sure i screwed up somewhere in there because of the whole kyo, natsu, etc. thingy. Time = sucks XP)
Eigo de:
Good evening! My name is Ame. I am going to Japan in the summer. I am going on the 26th of May. Today I did calligraphy in Japanese School. My sensei's name is Yuko (and she is very sweet!).
Ok, no idea about the whole kyoushitsu thing... I don't even know what it means. Something along the lines of 'school'...? xd It's what they call it so... if anyone knows it's exact meaning, tell me. *feels stupid sweatdrop *
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Posted: Mon May 01, 2006 7:19 am
Ohaio 4laugh Atashi wa Manda desu! Hajimemashite! Nihongo(sp?) suki!! Ii tenki desu ka?
English:Good morning. I am Manda. Pleased to meet you. I love Japanese. Is the weather nice?
how is that for a first atempt redface
ja ne
Manda 4laugh 4laugh 4laugh
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Posted: Mon May 01, 2006 1:51 pm
manderskoinu Ohaio 4laugh Atashi wa Manda desu! Hajimemashite! Nihongo(sp?) suki!! Ii tenki desu ka? English:Good morning. I am Manda. Pleased to meet you. I love Japanese. Is the weather nice? how is that for a first atempt redface ja ne Manda 4laugh 4laugh 4laugh Hajimemashite, Manda-san! Ii tenki desu ne! Kino no ame mo yokatta desu ne! (kino ame o fukimashita)* (?!) Eigo de: In English: Nice to meet you, Manda! It is good weather, isn't it? Yesterday's rain was good too! (it rained yesterday) * That sentence was made from scratch so I'm not too sure about it. I'm not sure if the 'no' is necessary to convey the fact that it happened yesterday. ... Is it? Since 'kino' can be used at the beginning of a sentence to say it happened yesterday, can the 'no' be dropped to say "The rain was good yesterday too" or something along the lines of that? Also, I know 'yokatta' is the past-tense form of 'ii'... is it used in that instance? What is the word for 'fell'? I seem to recall 'furu' being 'to fall', so pardon my translation to the -masu form... I know I've heard fukimashita somewhere before, so sorry if it turns out we-eird! Thanks for helping with my Japanese... if anyone does. sweatdrop And Manda-san, "ohaio" is spelled "ohayo." You did spell Nihongo right though. I think there should be a particle in that sentence, though (Nihongo ga suki)... One last thing; 'suki' becomes 'daisuki' when you want to say love instead of like (if you didn't already know. I just assumed, so... razz smile
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Posted: Wed May 03, 2006 5:53 pm
Wah, Ame no Nihongo wa... er... far superior to mine. xd I have NO idea how to say that in Japanese. How're you going to Japan, if I may ask?
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Posted: Thu May 04, 2006 12:29 pm
konnichiwa minna! ore wa megaman2040 desu. ore wa juuhassai desu. minna wa nan jikan gurai nihongo wo benkyo shiteiru desuka? ichinen? ninen? ore wa sa, yonenn gurai nohongo wo benkyo shimashita. mata, ore ha nihon he ittakoto ga arimasu!
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Posted: Fri May 05, 2006 9:27 am
konban wa ,watashi no nomae wa meru desu
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Posted: Fri May 05, 2006 8:06 pm
おいで、皆さん！元気？馬鹿人と申す。よろしくね。日本に長い時間をすんでいて、今日本の大学にかよっている。それ言えば、今週はGOLDEN WEEKので遊びに行こうよ（笑）。このごろ、関西の天気がメッチャきれいだし、毎日、春のおかげで、すっきり感じて、笑わずにはいられない。さすが春だね！今日、生憎なんですが、宿題があるけどまだ彼女と大阪で遊ぶ予定した xp
Hey everyone. How goes? The name's Bakahito. I've lived in Japan for a long time and I am currently studying at a Japanese college. Speaking of that, its now GOLDEN WEEK so lets go have some fun (laugh). These days the Kansai weahter has been very pretty and thanks to the arrival of spring I feel very refreshed. Times like these the make you happy. Today I have a lot of home work but I still plan to make some time with the lady friend and enjoy the nice weather.
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Posted: Sun May 07, 2006 11:11 am
Jenx Wah, Ame no Nihongo wa... er... far superior to mine. xd I have NO idea how to say that in Japanese. How're you going to Japan, if I may ask? Uh... like.. plane, you mean...? ._. I'm Amerikajin, though, so it's gonna be a long ride. Still, I'm trying to pack as little as possible even for entertainment on the plain ride so I can fit in souvenirs for people... Oh! oh! And by the way... does anyone know anything about Japanese puzzle boxes (usually misnamed Chinese puzzle boxes)? Watashi no ane wa pazuru bokkusu ga hoshii desu 3nodding (my sis wants one...). They're hard to find, I think, and pretty expensive, but does anyone know anything about them or where in Japan I can find them?
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Posted: Mon May 08, 2006 5:51 pm
I meant are you doing an exchange student thing or what?
Sorry for the lack of Japanese, I'm not good enough to say the things I'm trying to say. gonk
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