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 Posted: Thu Mar 19, 2009 3:47 pm
Months are WAY easy once you have the numbers down becasue it's just adding the numbers of each month in fronth of "Gatsu" which means month in Japanese. For example, since November is the eleventh month in the year, you would use the number 11 before the word "Gatsu." Understand? So, let's list out all twelve months, shall we? ^_^
January = Ichigatsu
Febuary = Nigatsu
March = Sangastu
April = Shigatsu
May = Gogatsu
June = Rokugatsu
July = Shichigatsu
August = Hachigatsu
September = Kyuugatsu
October = Jyuugatsu
November = Jyuuichigatsu
December = Jyuunigatsu
There you go! ^_^ The months are actually very simple! Just remember the Gatsu at the end! ^_^
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Posted: Thu Mar 19, 2009 4:07 pm
*Busy dressing Cloud in a maid outfit*
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Posted: Fri Mar 20, 2009 2:52 pm
*Slaps Foxx* Hush you! You are disrupting my class!!! AND STOP DRESSING CLOUD UP IN A MAI-*Gets distracted by Cloud's beauty* I don-*Drools*
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Posted: Sat Mar 21, 2009 12:48 am
Ohh wow~! They really are so straightforward! surprised ~twiddles her thumbs, sitting at her desk~ So, is that basically all there is to know about months? No hidden dates and stuff? And is the 'gatsu' just pronounced 'gat-soo'? ^^ ~continues to babble on until she notices no one saying attention~ >.>; ~throws her eraser at Cloud's head~ ^^;
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Posted: Sat Mar 21, 2009 1:13 am
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Posted: Sat Mar 21, 2009 11:01 am
*wondering why hes in a dress and having rubbers thrown at him*
TT crying TT
Sucks to be me..
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Posted: Sat Mar 21, 2009 3:52 pm
*Slaps self* Oh yes.... this is a classroom. Ahem~ Anyway, that's basically for the months. However, the dates are a bit different. Say you would like to say the 12th of November. You'd have to say juuni-nichi no Jyuuichigatsu. Basically if you want to use the "TH" after a number, you have to use "Nichi" afterwards. There's still a whole lot when it comes to the dates and year but I was just focusing on the months first.
For an entire format in English it's usually mm/dd/yyyy but in Japan it's yyyy/mm/dd. So instead of 03/21/2009, it would be 2009/03/21. The kanji would be 2009年03月21日
And to pronouce "Gatsu," the "T" is silent so it would be "Ga-Soo."
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Posted: Sat Mar 21, 2009 3:55 pm
Lyon, I'm just trying to teach a class and getting interrupted by a certain SOMEONE!!!
But Cloudy, I don't think it sucks to be you... In fact, I think you're lucky! You get to show off your pretty legs! *Giggles*
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Posted: Sat Mar 21, 2009 3:56 pm
Hush Cloud. I need more blackmail for the future.
*Places ribbons and frills in his hair*
Though that doesn't mean I don't have quite the collection already. ;3
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Posted: Sat Mar 21, 2009 4:03 pm
*Knows that she should help Cloud but.... Seems to be distracted by the bow* XD
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Posted: Sat Mar 21, 2009 4:47 pm
you turks leave ym big bro alone and i smell ia imposter here
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Posted: Sun Mar 22, 2009 5:32 am
Ohmy. That whole date thing and stuff has just confused the poo out of me surprised Explain again.. In full detail. I'm really confused D: Sorry, excuse my slowness..
~pushes Cloud out the way~
Goooo aweeee! I'm trying to learn here D:
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Posted: Sun Mar 22, 2009 12:36 pm
Fine... Do what you want.
*feels defeated by the situation and exceeds to stand looking like a complete arsehole*
>>
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Posted: Mon Mar 23, 2009 3:52 pm
No, that's okay! I will explain again.
You know how if you were to make a date with someone, you would basically say, "Let's do it for the 15th of October." Well, in order to say that in Japanese, it will be "Juugo-nichi wa Jyuugatsu."
The "TH" sound in numbers in English is the "Nichi" sound in numbers in Japanese. So, the "13th" becomes "Juusan-nichi" and the "16th" becomes "Juuroku-nichi."
When it comes to writing the dates in English, it usually goes Month/Day/Year. For example, today is 03/23/2009. However, in Japan, it's Year/Month/Day. So, they would write it as 2009/03/23. To actually distinguish it being a date, the kanji used after each number let's the person know what exact date is being talked about. Here's the complete date: 2009年03月23日 The kanji after the 2009 let's the person know it's the year. The one after the 03 is saying it's a month. And the one after the 23 says it's a day.
I hope this better explains what I was trying to say before. ^_^
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Posted: Mon Mar 23, 2009 3:54 pm
*Takes out camera and begins to take pictures of Cloudy looking pretty* XD
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