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Japanese and Chinese aren't easy to mix up. I know people from both countries, and the languages are different enough that (except perhaps in writin, but mine is awful) you cannot really confuse them. Romantic (not Romance..that's a different thing, romantic refers to the Roman language while Romance does not) languages are easy to confuse, though. That's part of why I will often use a mix of some or all of: Latin, French, Italian, or Spanish in one sentence. Especially when I was taking both Spanish and Latin, and learning French in ballet.

Actually, it is 'romance'. Romantic is heart . Anyway, there's a really good (and of course free) Japanese Word Processor. It's called Jwpce (which stands for something or other), and I highly reccomend it. It's much easier to use and faster than the IME. Plus, it has dictionaries and kanji lookup.

linky: http://www.physics.ucla.edu/~grosenth/japanese.html

Of course!

In English, we tend to use Subject- Verb- Object order, like in 'Sally eats the apple'.
But in Japanese, it's a bit different: Subject- object-verb: Sally the apple eats. (Saarii wa ringo wo taberu).

Of course, you can mix it up a tiny bit but remember that the verb ALWAYS comes at the end. ALWAYS. AL. WAYS. (Particles, of course, don't count)

To mark various parts of speech, you use 'particles': little "words" (not really) that don't mean anything but tell you who is doing what.
Like:
Wa (written as hiragana ha) = topic marker
ga = subject marker
wo (pronounced 'o' in standard Tokyo dialect) = object marker
ni = setting marker (time and place) as well as a destination
he = a goal or destination

those are all the ones I can think of now...

konnichi wa

watashi wa meru hoshi desu mrgreen

sorry for reply so late sweatdrop

is a dictionary in spanish ('cause i speak spanish)

Basic Dictionary, Japan Fundation Japanese-Spanish

www.noriega.com.mx

3nodding

I ran a quick search and this looks like the most promising link. Good Luck!

Writing Japanese in Windows ME

You'll have to be a little more specific? If you're talking about the password box that's on the Guild Home page (where it says password and amount) that's only if you want to give money to the guild, in which case the password is your Gaia password.

i wish to correct you, because this is the wrong way to say this and the correct way is to say konnichi wa, watashi no namaeh wa meru hoshi des, there is no U prononciation on the end-- in NE HON GO--- わたしの なまえは める ほし です。