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| Should the guild have an Offical Japanese Lessons Thread? |
| Yes! We Need it bad! |
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| It could be a good way to review/reinforce what people have learned |
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| Why bother? It'll be too hard to maintain |
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| Total Votes : 11 |
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Godon rolled 10 12-sided dice:
10, 4, 1, 9, 10, 4, 7, 1, 8, 12
Total: 66 (10-120)
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 Posted: Mon Sep 19, 2005 3:33 pm
I'd help, but I suck at Japanese by any man's standards. But if you come across graphic stuff you need just let me know pirate .
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Posted: Fri Sep 23, 2005 1:20 am
Well, since my 2nd japanese class has started, and I study on my own in my spare time anyway, and since this probably won't get going for a while yet, I guess I can volunteer fully as a lesson writer. 3nodding
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Posted: Fri Sep 23, 2005 9:29 am
this is great finally ill get a chance to learn japanese i have a jap word processor i think i can help a little
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Posted: Wed Sep 28, 2005 9:29 pm
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eek surprised biggrin whee
I have an entire lesson set written on my computer! Could I please, PLEASE be the lesson writer?
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Posted: Wed Sep 28, 2005 10:48 pm
Koiyuki ... eek surprised biggrin whee I have an entire lesson set written on my computer! Could I please, PLEASE be the lesson writer? You can be a lesson writer, but I was hoping 5 or so people could just do a lesson a day that way we can bring all of our knowledge to the table (everyone learns Japanese sooooo differently) I think I just thought of a way to handle to kana/romaji problem. Double posts! So every time you post a lesson, write everything in romaji, post it, hit "quote it", erase the quote code and replace the romaji with kana, then post again. At the top, you can title your posts "Lesson #: romaji" then the next one "lesson #: kana" If you are on a computer than you can't write kana on, then at the top maybe write "mod: please add kana." Just a thought . . . Also, the lessons should be written in the same set of romaji, I vote for "wapuro" romanji. So far the interesed lessons writers are entivore koiyuki I guess myself
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Posted: Thu Sep 29, 2005 12:32 am
Freakezette Koiyuki ... eek surprised biggrin whee I have an entire lesson set written on my computer! Could I please, PLEASE be the lesson writer? You can be a lesson writer, but I was hoping 5 or so people could just do a lesson a day that way we can bring all of our knowledge to the table (everyone learns Japanese sooooo differently) I think I just thought of a way to handle to kana/romaji problem. Double posts! So every time you post a lesson, write everything in romaji, post it, hit "quote it", erase the quote code and replace the romaji with kana, then post again. At the top, you can title your posts "Lesson #: romaji" then the next one "lesson #: kana" If you are on a computer than you can't write kana on, then at the top maybe write "mod: please add kana." Just a thought . . . Also, the lessons should be written in the same set of romaji, I vote for "wapuro" romanji. So far the interesed lessons writers are entivore koiyuki I guess myself That would be a good Idea....but who would be the other 2 teachers? And I have a Japanese processor on my PC, so i can do that whole double post thing. Would that be alright with you?
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Posted: Thu Sep 29, 2005 6:13 pm
Koiyuki Freakezette Koiyuki ... eek surprised biggrin whee I have an entire lesson set written on my computer! Could I please, PLEASE be the lesson writer? You can be a lesson writer, but I was hoping 5 or so people could just do a lesson a day that way we can bring all of our knowledge to the table (everyone learns Japanese sooooo differently) I think I just thought of a way to handle to kana/romaji problem. Double posts! So every time you post a lesson, write everything in romaji, post it, hit "quote it", erase the quote code and replace the romaji with kana, then post again. At the top, you can title your posts "Lesson #: romaji" then the next one "lesson #: kana" If you are on a computer than you can't write kana on, then at the top maybe write "mod: please add kana." Just a thought . . . Also, the lessons should be written in the same set of romaji, I vote for "wapuro" romanji. So far the interesed lessons writers are entivore koiyuki I guess myself That would be a good Idea....but who would be the other 2 teachers? And I have a Japanese processor on my PC, so i can do that whole double post thing. Would that be alright with you? I could be a teacher b-cause i have a word prosesser.
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Posted: Tue Oct 04, 2005 3:04 pm
I love the japanese language... Learning it was one of the main reasons I joined this guild. xd sweatdrop I hope the lessons will begin soon. whee
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Posted: Tue Oct 04, 2005 10:41 pm
Well.... I suppose we could try spreading the potential authors we have now out among the 5 days to get started, and fill in the other day slots later on once if/once interest develops. . . but it's up to the captain of course.
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Posted: Tue Oct 11, 2005 3:44 am
I would like to be a lesson writer, but the fact is, my compiter does not allow me to write in Japanese...I can, however do Romaji off the top of my head, you know, names and stuff. Also, I know basic Japanese and can, in the end, get the players to be able to tell a story in Japanese about a boy and his cat.
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Posted: Tue Oct 11, 2005 1:08 pm
Plus I can sing If You're Happy and You Know it and Head Shoulders Knees and Toes in Japanese xd
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Posted: Sat Oct 15, 2005 4:41 pm
entivore What sort of game? I didn't really find the last one interesting, since the starting and ending syllables of words thing didn't really have anything to do with the learning process (except possibly increasing your vocabulary) Speaking of games, maybe some of us can even get together and make a real one, kinda like that slime forest adventure thing. Well, just a passing idea, probably nothing will come of it. lol, i'm finally responding to this like... a month and a half later. anyway, i wasn't 100% sure on how to do a new game, but i was thinking of coming up with an original idea. i'm tossing around an idea like... a contest. people answering questions, maybe, and stuff like that.
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Posted: Sun Oct 23, 2005 10:45 am
Wouldn't it be easier to teach hiragana, before going into Kanji?! I'm a Japanese 1 student, so I don't know that much yet, but there is a website for the program we're using that lets you play matching games, and has printables of hiragana that you are suppose to trace, and then write a few times, to get you use to it. I'll go find the link if anyone's interested. PM me if you are, because I may forget about it. I also forgot to mention, if hiragana is taught, we are taught to make them look like things, and I could draw a picture next to each character to help students. I'm interested in being a lesson teacher, but I'm afraid I don't know enough to teach, expecially if it's kanji.
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Posted: Sun Oct 23, 2005 5:07 pm
-~!Bronzie!~- I would like to be a lesson writer, but the fact is, my compiter does not allow me to write in Japanese...I can, however do Romaji off the top of my head, you know, names and stuff. Also, I know basic Japanese and can, in the end, get the players to be able to tell a story in Japanese about a boy and his cat. really? well, if you don't mind me asking then, just out of curiosity, what would my name be in japanese? just if it's not too much trouble, really, you don't have to... P.S: my name is Glenn in english just so you have something to translate...
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Posted: Sun Oct 23, 2005 5:18 pm
kijumonimo what would my name be in japanese? my name is Glenn in english just so you have something to translate... グレン guren biggrin i just checked a dictionary and there's a japanese word for "guren" which means "crimson; crimson lotus flower" eek interesting.
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