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 Posted: Wed Jul 20, 2005 1:22 pm
im triying to lern Japaness so if you can help me pleas do....oh and dont give me any of that you need lern English first junk pleas and thank you
post the word in Japaness then in English...thank you
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Posted: Wed Jul 20, 2005 3:56 pm
Hajimemashite = How do you do? (You only say this when you first meet someone.)
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Posted: Wed Jul 20, 2005 8:49 pm
Look in my journal.You'll find some words there. 3nodding
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Posted: Thu Jul 21, 2005 7:54 pm
nihongo no girudo ni itte mitai - try going to a Japanese guild
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Posted: Fri Jul 22, 2005 6:46 am
roxybudgy nihongo no girudo ni itte mitai - try going to a Japanese guild thats a good idea....
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Posted: Fri Jul 22, 2005 9:14 am
hai-yes
iiya-no
Kitsune Hanyou desu (pronounced des) -It is Kitsune Hanyou
kitsune-fox
inu-dog
neko-cat
inu desu-It is a dog (and/or dogs)
neko desu ka -Is it a cat?
Watashi wa Kitsune Hanyou -I am Kitsune Hanyou
inu no Kitsune Hanyou- Kitsune Hanyou's dog
That's about all I know off the top of my head...
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Posted: Fri Jul 22, 2005 4:01 pm
The Kitsune Hanyou hai-yes iiya-no Kitsune Hanyou desu (pronounced des) -It is Kitsune Hanyou kitsune-fox inu-dog neko-cat inu desu-It is a dog (and/or dogs) neko desu ka -Is it a cat? Watashi wa Kitsune Hanyou -I am Kitsune Hanyou inu no Kitsune Hanyou- Kitsune Hanyou's dog That's about all I know off the top of my head... It's spelt Iie,not Iiya...Just thought you'd like to know.
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Posted: Fri Jul 22, 2005 7:06 pm
Doitashamoshte=your welcome ( sorry for the spelling...) there might be more to that besides yuor welcome
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Posted: Fri Jul 22, 2005 7:10 pm
i hope people can read that...if you sould it out then it sounds like what it is supose to
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Posted: Sat Jul 23, 2005 9:14 am
Kuroonningen The Kitsune Hanyou hai-yes iiya-no Kitsune Hanyou desu (pronounced des) -It is Kitsune Hanyou kitsune-fox inu-dog neko-cat inu desu-It is a dog (and/or dogs) neko desu ka -Is it a cat? Watashi wa Kitsune Hanyou -I am Kitsune Hanyou inu no Kitsune Hanyou- Kitsune Hanyou's dog That's about all I know off the top of my head... It's spelt Iie,not Iiya...Just thought you'd like to know. Oh, oops... redface
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Posted: Sun Jul 24, 2005 12:28 pm
Heres the numbers up 2 10 in jampenese.
1. Itch,One
2. Ne,two
3. San,Three
4. She, Four
5. Gou, Five
6. Rouke, six
7. Siech, Seven
8. Hatch, eight
9. Kou, Nine
10. Drou, Ten
Enjoy! wink
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Posted: Sun Jul 24, 2005 2:25 pm
moshitmoto (your name here) desu = my name is ____
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Posted: Sun Jul 24, 2005 8:26 pm
rosesandhoses Heres the numbers up 2 10 in jampenese. Just a few corrections: 1 - ichi 2 - ni 3 - san 4 - yon or shi 5 - go 6 - roku 7 - nana or shichi 8 - hachi 9 - kyuu or kuu 10 - juu Note: these are merely numbers, when you want to count things, you need to use counters. For example: 'Two desks' is 'futatsu no tsukue' or 'tsukue ga futatsu', not 'ni tsukue'. sango-grrl moshitmoto (your name here) desu = my name is ____ I have no idea what 'moshitmoto', but here are some ways of saying your name: watashi wa desu (plain/formal)
watashi wa to iimasu (formal)
watashi wa to moushimasu (very formal, use when talking to VIPs)
'watashi' can be replaced with 'boku, ore, watakushi, etc...' depending on the situation.
I might as well post some other stuff:
Now you know that ' desu' means 'I am '. Let's look at other ways of using 'desu'.
'desu' simply means 'it is'. Casual/plain for of 'desu' is 'da'
Example:
'inu desu' - 'It is a dog'
'akai desu' - 'It is red'
'oishii desu' - 'It is delicious'
The past tense of 'desu' is 'deshita' (casual form is 'datta')
Examples:
'oishii deshita' - It was delicious
Now lets look at a verb:
to go - ikimasu (iku)
Note how the verb ends in 'masu', this is the 'masu' form. There are three forms of speech: plain, 'masu' and keigo. I put the plain form of the verbs in brackets above.
Plain form is for everyday use, 'masu' form is for more formal occaisions, and 'keigo' is very polite and used manly by hospitality staff. I won't bother explaining keigo in detail because the chances are it will only confuse you, and you probably won't use it anyway.
To say you are going somewhere:
ni ikimasu
To say you went somewhere (past tense):
ni ikimashita
Examples: 'gakkou ni ikimasu' - I go to school
Examples: 'umi ni ikimashita' - I went to the beach
I might post some more stuff later...
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Posted: Mon Jul 25, 2005 8:07 am
Um...I know a few more words.
Kawaii-cute
Baka! -Idiot, moron, stupid (Basiclly, one word for all of those...)
Arigatou-Thank you
Sayonara-Goodbye
Miko-Priestess
Hanyou-half demon
Youkai-demon
Youki-demonic energy
Jyaki-evil energy
Kaze-wind
Kizu-wound (Where we get Kaze no Kizu! from.)
Kazaana-air void (Miroku's wind tunnel.)
Sengoku Jidai- Feudal Era
Ane-ue (Kohaku's word for Sango, sister. Not used in Japanese speech nowadays.)
(now for suffixes)
-sama-Lord, lady, like Sesshoumaru-sama, Kikyou-sama
-san- Mr., Mrs. or Miss like Higurashi-san, Sango-san
-chan name given to friend, young boy or girls Shippou-chan, Sango-chan
-kun -Name given to a guy who is your friend Kouga-kun
-dono-teacher, or something like that, Houshi-dono -A name Kaede uses for Miroku
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Posted: Mon Jul 25, 2005 3:39 pm
wow i just learn more japanese words YAY i noe more words its just i dont noe how 2 spell them
how about ..... moshi moshi (hello) did any1 post that yet??
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