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 Posted: Sat Dec 15, 2007 8:25 pm
TheAlmightyLiar はじめまして。ジェンクス です。 １９歳 です、 でも 一年 日本語 がくせい です、 だから 私 の 日本語 は まだ じょず じゃありません。よろしく おねがいします。 I'm not actually sure how much of that was right... anyways, Hello! I'm Jenx. I'm 19, but this is my first year taking Japanese so I'm not good at it yet. SERIOUSLY not good at it. XD My comprehension is ok but I can't string together sentences worth s**t. So, um, nice to meet you? Oh snap! Kana is sooo hard to understand! XD sad
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Posted: Sun Dec 16, 2007 7:46 pm
konban wa. Mirialia to mooshimasu. ^_^
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Posted: Tue Dec 18, 2007 10:37 am
Domoo! Watashi no nam'ae wa Ruth des. Anata nam'ae wa? <--- Is that right?
Genki deska?
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Posted: Wed Dec 19, 2007 2:04 am
ohayo gozaimasu.
hajimemashite. watashi wa abigeru desu.
igirisu kara kimashita
douzo yoroshiku onegaishimasu!
--hope that's right! confused
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Posted: Wed Dec 19, 2007 9:50 pm
Konbanwa!
Watashi wa Koreria desu.
Juu go sai desu.
Amerika ni sunde imasu.
Eigo to Nihongo sukoshi o hanashimasu.
Douzo yoroshiku! n__n
Good evening!
I'm Corelia.
I'm 15.
I live in America.
I speak English and a little Japanese.
Nice to meet you! n__n
I'd say more but my brain won't handle it right now... also sorry if it's a little off. I've only taken two semesters of Japanese with summer break in between. So, I've forgotten a lot. Yea, excuses. :[
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Posted: Thu Dec 20, 2007 8:28 am
Asagohan wa nani o tabemashita ka?
What did you eat for breakfast?
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Posted: Fri Dec 21, 2007 11:07 pm
Konbonwa,
Ogenkidesuka?
Vo desu.
Daigakusee desu.
Good Evening,
How are you?
My name is Vo-san.
I'm a college student.
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Posted: Sat Dec 22, 2007 3:28 pm
MukashiMukashi Konbonwa, Ogenkidesuka? Vo desu. Daigakusee desu. Good Evening, How are you? My name is Vo-san. I'm a college student. Woo corrections. biggrin Konbanwa, O-genki desu ka? Vo desu. Daigakusei desu. Mah turn: はじめまして、ヴぉさん。僕はブライアンです。16歳です。。。そうして高校の学生です。 カリフォルニアに住んでいます。どうぞよろしく。 Hey Vo, I'm Brian. I'm 16 years old...and I'm a high school student. I live in California. Nice to meet ya.
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Posted: Sun Dec 23, 2007 1:03 am
Gomen nasai, watakushi no konpyuuutaa wa hiragana mochimasen. Watakushi ga Nebra. Namae hontou ja nai, demo ii desu.
Sorry, my computer does not have hiragana (formal). My name is Nebra. It's not my real name, but it's good enough.
((I'm in the beginner board because of my terrible grammar, as you can probably tell. Does ii work in the last sentence? I'm teaching myself, and I've moved decently, but I have trouble with some intricacies.))
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Posted: Sun Dec 23, 2007 6:15 pm
MiKa-dorable みなさん、こんにちは! 私はみかです。一半日本人と一半のフィリピン人です。私は何れもを話せます。 Minasan, Konnichi ha! Watashi ha MiKa desu. Ippan Nihonjin to ippan firipin jin desu. Watashi ha doremo wo hanasemasu. Hello everyone! I'm Mika. I'm half Japanese and half Filipino. I can speak both.0 I'll write more later... Sorry got to log off... When you write in Romaji, the "ha" meaning the topic/subject is translated as "wa." Also, when speaking japanese, you say "wa" not "ha." It is just typed as "ha." Also, it is konnichiwa, not konnichi wa. Lol, also you could just say "Mika desu" in introducing yourself, and if you wanted to sound femine (watashi is a "neutral" word) you could say atashi. Lol XD こんいちわ！ アレックスです。 ぼく わPieがすきです！ Hello! I’ｍ Alex. I like pie.
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Posted: Sun Dec 23, 2007 8:47 pm
mazuac MiKa-dorable みなさん、こんにちは! 私はみかです。一半日本人と一半のフィリピン人です。私は何れもを話せます。 Minasan, Konnichi ha! Watashi ha MiKa desu. Ippan Nihonjin to ippan firipin jin desu. Watashi ha doremo wo hanasemasu. Hello everyone! I'm Mika. I'm half Japanese and half Filipino. I can speak both.0 I'll write more later... Sorry got to log off... When you write in Romaji, the "ha" meaning the topic/subject is translated as "wa." Also, when speaking japanese, you say "wa" not "ha." It is just typed as "ha." Also, it is konnichiwa, not konnichi wa. Lol, also you could just say "Mika desu" in introducing yourself, and if you wanted to sound femine (watashi is a "neutral" word) you could say atashi. Lol XD こんいちわ！ アレックスです。 ぼく わPieがすきです！ Hello! I’ｍ Alex. I like pie. Really both might be acceptable, but personally I think konnichi wa is actually more accurate, since the wa is a particle and not part of the word. On that note, it would be こんにちは and not こんにちわ in kana.
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Posted: Mon Dec 24, 2007 4:36 am
私はコニャズです。
Watashiwa Conyazu desu.
My name is Conyers.
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Posted: Tue Dec 25, 2007 9:45 am
Ohayo gozaimasu
Watashi wa Maebu desu
Merii Kurisumasu
Watashi wa atashi no boifurrendo ga suki desu
Amerika ni sunde imasu
Watashi wa nihon no seito
Bonanza koko no ichinensei desu
Think I said that all right
Good morning
I am Maeve
Merry Christmas
I like my boyfriend
I live in America
I am a Japanese student
I am a freshman at Bonanza high school
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Posted: Tue Dec 25, 2007 10:15 am
Nebra Gomen nasai, watakushi no konpyuuutaa wa hiragana mochimasen. Watakushi ga Nebra. Namae hontou ja nai, demo ii desu. Sorry, my computer does not have hiragana (formal). My name is Nebra. It's not my real name, but it's good enough. ((I'm in the beginner board because of my terrible grammar, as you can probably tell. Does ii work in the last sentence? I'm teaching myself, and I've moved decently, but I have trouble with some intricacies.)) Don't worry, I'll fix this for ya: Gomen nasai, watashi no konpyuutaa wa hiragana o mochimasen. Watashi wa Nebra desu. Namae ga hontou ja nai, kedo ii desu. Watakushi is only used when talking to like...a company president or a king, so you don't use it here. Also, ja nai is pretty informal, so it doesn't really mix with Watakushi. Ja nai is acceptable here however, although you may use dewa arimasen if you want to speak a little more formally. Kedo would be a better word to use here, as demo is usually only used at the beginning of a sentence. I added the o between hiragana and mochimasen to identify Hiragana as the target of the verb mochimasen. I also fixed the wa's and ga's for you...it's too complicated to explain why but you can find some great explanations on Google. Kedo ii desu actually means, "but it's good," but I don't know how to say good enough so I'm going to leave it as it is.
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Posted: Tue Dec 25, 2007 10:23 am
Ama Lamia vampires lover Ohayo gozaimasu Watashi wa Maebu desu Merii Kurisumasu Watashi wa atashi no boifurrendo ga suki desu Amerika ni sunde imasu Watashi wa nihon no seito Bonanza koko no ichinensei desu Think I said that all right Good morning I am Maeve Merry Christmas I like my boyfriend I live in America I am a Japanese student I am a freshman at Bonanza high school メーリクリスマス,おはようございますよ。僕はブライアンです、どうぞよろしく。僕も高校の学生です。。。三年生です。 Meeri Kurisumasu, ohayou gozaimasu yo! Boku ha Buraian desu, douzo yoroshiku. Boku mo koukou no gakusei desu...sannensei desu. Merry christmas, good morning! I'm Brian, nice to meet you. I'm a high school student as well...I'm a junior. Corrections: Make sure you spell high school as koukou, not koko. Koko means "here." The sentence should be, "Bonanza no koukou no ichinensei desu." I'm a Japanese student should be: Watashi wa nihongo no gakusei desu. Boyfriend is spelled Boifureendo, although you could use Kare instead if you wanted to.
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