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 Posted: Tue May 03, 2005 2:12 pm
I learned two things today.
1. kekonshtaindesu.
imi wa 'Because I want to get married.'
2. ikitakunakattandesu.
[really hard to say for me]
imi wa 'Because I don't want to go."
Both are made in the 'explanatory tense' ndesu.
So it's kinda like saying, 'this is the reason why.'
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Posted: Wed May 04, 2005 12:52 am
Inculpatus I learned two things today. 1. kekonshtaindesu. imi wa 'Because I want to get married.' 2. ikitakunakattandesu. [really hard to say for me] imi wa 'Because I don't want to go." Both are made in the 'explanatory tense' ndesu. So it's kinda like saying, 'this is the reason why.' I feel aweful for correcting you, but it would be 'kekkonshitaindesu'...you just forgot a k. My word of the day is 考える、 kangaeru, to think. I actually learned this quite a while back, but I forgot it from lack of use. This time I will remember! -And just a side note, you might want to be cautious with the 'ndesu', it can be seen as rude if used in the wrong situations. Or so according to my Japanese teacher.
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Posted: Wed May 04, 2005 1:28 pm
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Posted: Wed May 04, 2005 11:06 pm
mintymoon Inculpatus I learned two things today. 1. kekonshtaindesu. imi wa 'Because I want to get married.' 2. ikitakunakattandesu. [really hard to say for me] imi wa 'Because I don't want to go." Both are made in the 'explanatory tense' ndesu. So it's kinda like saying, 'this is the reason why.' I feel aweful for correcting you, but it would be 'kekkonshitaindesu'...you just forgot a k. My word of the day is 考える、 kangaeru, to think. I actually learned this quite a while back, but I forgot it from lack of use. This time I will remember! -And just a side note, you might want to be cautious with the 'ndesu', it can be seen as rude if used in the wrong situations. Or so according to my Japanese teacher. lol thanks... biggrin we just learned sugiru. so like. shukudai ga takusan ari sugimasu. or something like that... WORD OF THE DAY: odaijini. it means get well soon. uses kanji of Big and Thing (koto)
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Posted: Thu May 05, 2005 3:58 am
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Posted: Tue May 10, 2005 11:02 am
"Watashi ga kanemochi nara manga honya o kaimasu!"If I were a rich person I'd buy a manga bookstore!But I'm not so I won't.
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Posted: Mon Nov 07, 2005 5:26 am
恋人有るの?きみこ
*koibito aru no? Kimiko*
(You got a boyfriend, Kimiko?)
*giggles*
ごめん,秘密でね
*gomen, himitsu dene*
(Sorry, that's a secret)
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Posted: Mon Nov 07, 2005 8:27 pm
Mukashi Mukashi - its something like once upon a time or long ago I learned while translating a sort of fairy tale into Japanese with my Japanese tutor ^_^
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Posted: Tue Nov 08, 2005 7:35 am
Um Im not taking any Japanese courses but here is my word for the day
Kanashige na - I believe this means Sad. If im wrong then well... sweatdrop
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Posted: Thu Nov 10, 2005 10:56 pm
About the previous post, and don't think the word is exactly right. Kanashii means sad, and it's an i adjective. *Kanashigeni* means sadly or "with a sad look." Apparently kanashii has two different kanji. Anyway, the japanese text: かなしい。 悲しい。 哀しい。
How about six words... because they are all related. For some reason my japanese textbook introduces them in the vocabulary spread out over several chapters; Which is dumb and makes it harder to notice the pattern(and thus harder to remember).
konshuu - this week
kongetsu - this month
raishuu - next week
raigetsu - next month
senshuu - last week
sengetsu - last month
hiragana!
こんしゅう
こんげつ
らいしゅう
らいげつ
せんしゅう
せんげつ
kanji!
今週
今月
来週
来月
先週
先月
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Posted: Fri Nov 11, 2005 11:04 am
zei niku
leftover fat. =)
zeiniku sei gin... attack!
fat monster... attack!
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Posted: Sun Nov 20, 2005 10:40 am
A word of the day huh? Hmm....
Does it have to be poetic or significant to.. something poetic? confused
食欲 shokuyoku. Craving.
It's what I'm feeling right now. I am going back home on Dec. 12. And all I can think about is good old-fashioned meaty American food. Specifically a home-made BBQ cheesburger...
Ah yes.. 食欲。 学校で食欲の話ばっか、最近。
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Posted: Sat Nov 26, 2005 4:51 pm
I used BAKA today wow that was fun.....IDIOT
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Posted: Mon Nov 28, 2005 4:03 am
Yes, my random word of the day, though it comes in handy at some points.
I learned this watching a Naruto episode, and the word used is pretty rude...
'Usero.' -- Go away.
Yep... Just 'Go away'...
Another two that I learned in my real life Japanse class.
'- motte imasu' -- Have possession over.
ex. Watashi wa hon to chizu o motte imasu. I have a book and a map.
'- shitte imasu' -- To know.
ex. Watashi wa Nihongo o shitte imasu. I know Japansese.
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Posted: Mon Nov 28, 2005 10:05 am
Ah, motte is a good one to know. My japanese textbook presented it as mottekuru(bring) and motteiku(take with you)
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