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 Posted: Thu Jun 21, 2007 12:09 pm
I can't tell what the phonemes are, you never really went in depth about pronunciation. At first glance, it reminds me of Malay or Javanese. And I've done learned a lot of Japanese in my day, and your language doesn't remind me of it at all. 日本語に似ている言語みたいじゃないと思うんだけどさ。。。
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Posted: Thu Jun 21, 2007 12:16 pm
Vajra B. Hairava I can't tell what the phonemes are, you never really went in depth about pronunciation. At first glance, it reminds me of Malay or Javanese. And I've done learned a lot of Japanese in my day, and your language doesn't remind me of it at all. 日本語に似ている言語みたいじゃないと思うんだけどさ。。。 Well, the vowels and the "r" are based solely off Japanese. The rest of the letters are pronounced as in English, but its the "th" that probably confuddles most people. When you see a "th" you can pronounce it as a hard English "th" (like "they") or skip over the "h" so really, just "t", or you could pronounce it like the English "z". Then you pronounce "ch" as in English and "sh" as in English, but any other consonant + h combo is pronounced by completely disregarding the "h" and only pronouncing the consonant before it. (This is because of the writing system. Like how the Japanese steal English and other European words and add random "u's" to 'em. x3) ------------ And I actually recognice some of the hiragana in that! WOOT! (A-heh, I'm only in Japanese one... x3)
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Posted: Thu Jun 21, 2007 12:24 pm
Homurakitsune Vajra B. Hairava I can't tell what the phonemes are, you never really went in depth about pronunciation. At first glance, it reminds me of Malay or Javanese. And I've done learned a lot of Japanese in my day, and your language doesn't remind me of it at all. 日本語に似ている言語みたいじゃないと思うんだけどさ。。。 Well, the vowels and the "r" are based solely off Japanese. The rest of the letters are pronounced as in English, but its the "th" that probably confuddles most people. When you see a "th" you can pronounce it as a hard English "th" (like "they") or skip over the "h" so really, just "t", or you could pronounce it like the English "z". Then you pronounce "ch" as in English and "sh" as in English, but any other consonant + h combo is pronounced by completely disregarding the "h" and only pronouncing the consonant before it. (This is because of the writing system. Like how the Japanese steal English and other European words and add random "u's" to 'em. x3) ------------ And I actually recognice some of the hiragana in that! WOOT! (A-heh, I'm only in Japanese one... x3) Whats with the random ambiguity of th? Too lazy to standardize it? The U's aren't random. If you know hiragana, you know that the smallest unit of speech in Japanese is a syllable of a consonant and a vowel, so they can't have long cosonants. U is like of like the 'uuuhhh' sound of Japanese, they use it all the time like we use the schwa. And since they gotta slap a vowel onto that consonant, they pick the U. Japanese 1? You have some work to do!
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Posted: Thu Jun 21, 2007 12:27 pm
Vajra B. Hairava Homurakitsune Vajra B. Hairava I can't tell what the phonemes are, you never really went in depth about pronunciation. At first glance, it reminds me of Malay or Javanese. And I've done learned a lot of Japanese in my day, and your language doesn't remind me of it at all. 日本語に似ている言語みたいじゃないと思うんだけどさ。。。 Well, the vowels and the "r" are based solely off Japanese. The rest of the letters are pronounced as in English, but its the "th" that probably confuddles most people. When you see a "th" you can pronounce it as a hard English "th" (like "they") or skip over the "h" so really, just "t", or you could pronounce it like the English "z". Then you pronounce "ch" as in English and "sh" as in English, but any other consonant + h combo is pronounced by completely disregarding the "h" and only pronouncing the consonant before it. (This is because of the writing system. Like how the Japanese steal English and other European words and add random "u's" to 'em. x3) ------------ And I actually recognice some of the hiragana in that! WOOT! (A-heh, I'm only in Japanese one... x3) Whats with the random ambiguity of th? Too lazy to standardize it? The U's aren't random. If you know hiragana, you know that the smallest unit of speech in Japanese is a syllable of a consonant and a vowel, so they can't have long cosonants. U is like of like the 'uuuhhh' sound of Japanese, they use it all the time like we use the schwa. And since they gotta slap a vowel onto that consonant, they pick the U. Japanese 1? You have some work to do! Well, I knew they weren't random... but yeah, I was just sayin' cause that's kinda how I use the "h" because I can't have two consonants together. sweatdrop And someone complained that I didn't have a "z" sound, so yeah... and I'd like to think of it as a dialect thing, actually. Like there's two sounds for the German "ch"... yeah, or I'm just lazy, but the dialect sounds more impressive. xD I usually pronounce it like a "z" though. 3nodding -------- And I know! I don't like our books for Japanese 1, they didn't even get to particles yet!!! Augh! I need particles!! Grr!
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Posted: Thu Jun 21, 2007 12:32 pm
You don't even know particles? gonk Here - http://www.guidetojapanese.org/ Best guide to Japanese on the internet. I wrote a decent introduction to Japanese thread in the Laguage lessons thing too. Look at all that stuff if you have nothing else good. If you ever need Japanese help, I R here to do it, for I am t3h Japannerd. (In the sense of the language, not anime or culture. Just language.)
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Posted: Thu Jun 21, 2007 12:34 pm
Vajra B. Hairava You don't even know particles? gonk Here - http://www.guidetojapanese.org/ Best guide to Japanese on the internet. I wrote a decent introduction to Japanese thread in the Laguage lessons thing too. Look at all that stuff if you have nothing else good. If you ever need Japanese help, I R here to do it, for I am t3h Japannerd. (In the sense of the language, not anime or culture. Just language.) DOOMO ARIGATOO GOZAIMASU!! blaugh (a-heh... haven't memorized katakana or hiragana yet... sweatdrop )
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Posted: Thu Jun 21, 2007 12:39 pm
gonk gonk gonk gonk gonk scream gonk scream scream scream gonk scream scream scream scream
GET TA WERK NAO FOO!
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Posted: Thu Jun 21, 2007 12:45 pm
Vajra B. Hairava gonk gonk gonk gonk gonk scream gonk scream scream scream gonk scream scream scream scream GET TA WERK NAO FOO! WHAAAAAAAAAA!!! A CRAZY PERSON IS AFTER ME!!! AAAAAAAAAAAHHHHHHH!!!!!!!!! *runs away* xp
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Posted: Thu Jun 21, 2007 12:49 pm
Homurakitsune Vajra B. Hairava gonk gonk gonk gonk gonk scream gonk scream scream scream gonk scream scream scream scream GET TA WERK NAO FOO! WHAAAAAAAAAA!!! A CRAZY PERSON IS AFTER ME!!! AAAAAAAAAAAHHHHHHH!!!!!!!!! *runs away* xp
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Posted: Thu Jun 21, 2007 12:51 pm
Vajra B. Hairava Homurakitsune Vajra B. Hairava gonk gonk gonk gonk gonk scream gonk scream scream scream gonk scream scream scream scream GET TA WERK NAO FOO! WHAAAAAAAAAA!!! A CRAZY PERSON IS AFTER ME!!! AAAAAAAAAAAHHHHHHH!!!!!!!!! *runs away* xp EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKK!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! gonk
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Posted: Thu Jun 21, 2007 1:25 pm
*ahem* Fear not, learners of Niora, I was not caught! Muahaha! x3
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Continue to chat in Niora if you will. ^_^
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Posted: Thu Jun 21, 2007 1:30 pm
yeah... so my post seems like it was a long time ago....
sate la miko?
i think?
help melissa!!!!! i'm drowing in my own stupidity and self-doubt!!!
emo
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Posted: Thu Jun 21, 2007 1:31 pm
yeah, ignore the little emo post...
oshi sate noki?
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Posted: Thu Jun 21, 2007 1:33 pm
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Posted: Fri Jun 22, 2007 11:49 am
Homurakitsune *ahem* Fear not, learners of Niora, I was not caught! Muahaha! x3 -------------- Continue to chat in Niora if you will. ^_^ You really do need to learn hiragana and katakana though.
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