Okay lovelies. I would much love if you...

[Kaiya Hytoshi]

Taught me Kanji and the other basic Japanese writing systems. sweatdrop
If at all possible, could you PM me or something?
I want to be able to write and read complete sentences.
Not just words.
Could you help me?

 

[Xlll-Zero Kiryu-lllX]

Is it ok if I teach you russian? >: D
ИЩЩЬ!(кгыышфт)
BOOM!(english) >: D  

[Kaiya Hytoshi]

XD Ilike that.  

[Kira Adel]

cool! eek  

[Nocturnabelle]

I could help.I know some japanese sentences.  

[Kisorami]

i know all of the hiragana and katakana, which are both the basic writing systems in Japanese, and i know a few Kanji cus i am only still learning those though. so i would be happy to teach you  

[xXBabyCakes]

How do I say, " HI how are you" in japaneese?  

[Nocturnabelle]

Hi,How Are You = Kon ichi wa,Ogenki Desu ka?

Im Fine,Thank You = Genki Desu,Domo Arigato  

[Kisorami]

LittleMissHeartBroken225

Hi,How Are You = Kon ichi wa,Ogenki Desu ka?

Im Fine,Thank You = Genki Desu,Domo Arigato

the way to write that ^ in Japanese would be:

Ko-n-ni-chi-wa,o-ge-n-ki-de-su-ka? = こんにちわ、おげんきですか？

Ge-n-ki-de-su,do-mo-a-ri-ga-to。 = げんきです、どもありがと。

instead of "domo arigato" you could also say "arigato gozaimasu" which also means thank you
a-ri-ga-to-go-za-i-ma-su = ありがとございます  

[Toki Zensekai]

Hey, let me know if you still wanna learn some Kanji. I'll give you some pointers! 3nodding

 

[Kenshin Mizoguchi]

Kisorami

LittleMissHeartBroken225

Hi,How Are You = Kon ichi wa,Ogenki Desu ka?

Im Fine,Thank You = Genki Desu,Domo Arigato

the way to write that ^ in Japanese would be:

Ko-n-ni-chi-wa,o-ge-n-ki-de-su-ka? = こんにちわ、おげんきですか？

Ge-n-ki-de-su,do-mo-a-ri-ga-to。 = げんきです、どもありがと。

instead of "domo arigato" you could also say "arigato gozaimasu" which also means thank you
a-ri-ga-to-go-za-i-ma-su = ありがとございます

That is incorrect.

The correct way is:
こんにちは、おげんきですか。
げんきです。ありがとうございます。

There is also some other variations on how you could type this. For example, you can use the kanji for "genki" which are 元気 instead of just plain げんき, as well as some other grammatical things.