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 Posted: Tue Dec 19, 2006 8:20 pm
Does anyone know of a good way to remember particles and verb endings when unable to speak with natives?
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Posted: Tue Dec 19, 2006 8:21 pm
crystal_moon098 now posting beginner Japanese lessons on nakamura-no-nihongo.blogspot.com so check out I made it to help my friend and myself learn, but i may make mistakes so if you spot any just point them out so i can fix it and if you want to learn i'll try my best to help out 3nodding That definately doesn't help me at all. xp
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Posted: Wed Dec 20, 2006 5:40 pm
Hermonie Urameshi Does anyone know of a good way to remember particles and verb endings when unable to speak with natives? I suggest writing simple sentences over and over with the particles to memorize.
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Posted: Fri Dec 22, 2006 9:05 am
Ashvemn Hermonie Urameshi Does anyone know of a good way to remember particles and verb endings when unable to speak with natives? I suggest writing simple sentences over and over with the particles to memorize. That might help, except for my lack of volcab.
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Posted: Fri Dec 22, 2006 1:06 pm
Hermonie Urameshi Ashvemn Hermonie Urameshi Does anyone know of a good way to remember particles and verb endings when unable to speak with natives? I suggest writing simple sentences over and over with the particles to memorize. That might help, except for my lack of volcab. Make flashcards for vocab practice. Y'gotta start somewhere! Otherwise more complex things are utterly useless to know.
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Posted: Fri Dec 22, 2006 2:27 pm
I learn them pretty quickly, it's just I don't know where to get some useful volcab.
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Posted: Fri Dec 22, 2006 5:14 pm
Hermonie Urameshi I learn them pretty quickly, it's just I don't know where to get some useful volcab. Watch cartoons, listen to music, look at a textbook, use a dictionary to randomly select words... Chances are, if you hear someone else speaking it in some sort of media, it'll be useful to you. There's endless resources for it all, a good majority of them free to use. Finding a list of 'most useful Japanese words' is only helpful for a very small percentage of your overall time, as conversations constantly change and use completely different (lesser used) words within the blink of an eye.
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Posted: Fri Dec 22, 2006 11:25 pm
Japanese
こんにちわ！ 私は サマンサ です。
私の 日本語を ちょっと ちさい わかります。
Romanji
Konnichiwa! Watashiwa Samansa desu.
Watashi no Nihongo o chotto chisai wakarimasu.
Says
Hello! I am Samantha
I understand very little Japanese
(I think that is what the last line is, I haven't done any Japanese in about a year so it's a bit rusty)
Offside note
I'm looking for someone to email (or PM here) in purely Japanese. I want to get into the habit of speaking it again, but have no one to speak with.
I don't care what the emails/PM's are about, they could be about what colour the tree is outside their house. Anything.
So if anyone is interested, let me know.
Everyone I've had said they would so far end up writing all in English and I end up stopping because I'm not getting any practice at all
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Posted: Sat Dec 23, 2006 12:20 pm
KaseyBaby Japaneseこんにちわ！ 私は サマンサ です。 私の 日本語 を ちょっと ちさい わかります。 RomajiKonnichiwa! Watashiwa Samansa desu. Watashi no Nihongo o chotto chisai wakarimasu. Says Hello! I am Samantha I understand very little Japanese (I think that is what the last line is, I haven't done any Japanese in about a year so it's a bit rusty) Offside noteI'm looking for someone to email (or PM here) in purely Japanese. I want to get into the habit of speaking it again, but have no one to speak with. I don't care what the emails/PM's are about, they could be about what colour the tree is outside their house. Anything. So if anyone is interested, let me know. Everyone I've had said they would so far end up writing all in English and I end up stopping because I'm not getting any practice at all はじめまして. わたしは日本語が読み、書き、話せますよね! ^_^ なのであなたが教えます、 メ~ルで書きましょうね. これも日本語だけです. いいですよ! biggrin hajimemashite. watashi wa nihongo ga yomi, kaki, hanasemasu yone! ^_^ nanode anata ga oshiemasu, meeru de kakimashou ne. kore mo nihongo dake desu. ii desu yo! biggrin Nice to meet you. I can read, write, and speak Japanese! I will write you by PM so that you can learn if you want. And only in Japanese. No problems! biggrin
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Posted: Thu Dec 28, 2006 4:20 pm
Does anyone know any games I can play by myself or with my family when I'm not online? Something other than shiritori?
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Posted: Fri Dec 29, 2006 11:58 am
Hermonie Urameshi crystal_moon098 now posting beginner Japanese lessons on nakamura-no-nihongo.blogspot.com so check out I made it to help my friend and myself learn, but i may make mistakes so if you spot any just point them out so i can fix it and if you want to learn i'll try my best to help out 3nodding That definately doesn't help me at all. xp I think that "beginner" was a key word there
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Posted: Fri Dec 29, 2006 8:50 pm
crystal_moon098 I think that "beginner" was a key word there Three months of serious study. I think I'm still a beginner. How come hardly anyone uses kana?
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Posted: Sun Dec 31, 2006 4:59 pm
I was wondering if anyone has any good tips for memorizing hiragana. I've just started doing this, and I've covered the ka line, sa line, and the a line. I have been memorizing them in order, but I wasn't sure if anyone had a better idea, or technique that would help me memorize them. Thanks!
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Posted: Sun Dec 31, 2006 5:05 pm
Hermonie Urameshi I learn them pretty quickly, it's just I don't know where to get some useful volcab. Start writing about yourself, things you do a lot, etc. This will get you words (in English) that you need to use a lot. Or get a recorder and go talk with a friend (with the recorder hidden so it's still a real conversation), then later start trying to translate. Anytime you don't know a word, look it up and make a flashcard. Tada! I keep meaning to do something like this, but I never have time to. Grar! Except I'd do it with Spanish (because my vocab needs work, even though I am supposedly advanced) and Russian (because I simply have NO vocab razz )
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Posted: Sun Dec 31, 2006 5:06 pm
supa sta66 I was wondering if anyone has any good tips for memorizing hiragana. I've just started doing this, and I've covered the ka line, sa line, and the a line. I have been memorizing them in order, but I wasn't sure if anyone had a better idea, or technique that would help me memorize them. Thanks! I can give you an example of the way I learned if you like.
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