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Posted: Sat Aug 25, 2007 10:59 pm
Blessed Blade Ke-asu san, nihongo wo hanasu? Watashi ha nihongo 201 gakusei da. Ano-, watashi no nihongo ha heta ne. (I spelling things as they are written in kana, not as they are pronounced. Sorry if that's confusing.) Hai, watashi wa nihongo no [k] kulasu [/k] niban o shimasu. Watshi no nihongo wa mama desu.
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Posted: Sun Aug 26, 2007 3:12 am
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Posted: Sun Aug 26, 2007 7:00 am
Mon Dieu!
Ce n'est pas juste! Je ne sais pas parler le japnoais! scream
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Posted: Sun Aug 26, 2007 12:30 pm
Aquila15 Mon Dieu! Ce n'est pas juste! Je ne sais pas parler le japnoais! scream Toi, tu veut bien en manger une claque de rage en tabarnak.
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Posted: Sun Aug 26, 2007 3:13 pm
Neitsabes Aquila15 Mon Dieu! Ce n'est pas juste! Je ne sais pas parler le japnoais! scream Toi, tu veut bien en manger une claque de rage en tabarnak. Pardon? Je ne comprends pas o.o
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Posted: Sun Aug 26, 2007 6:56 pm
[King_Chaos] Blessed Blade Ke-asu san, nihongo wo hanasu? Watashi ha nihongo 201 gakusei da. Ano-, watashi no nihongo ha heta ne. (I spelling things as they are written in kana, not as they are pronounced. Sorry if that's confusing.) Hai, watashi wa nihongo no [k] kulasu [/k] niban o shimasu. Watshi no nihongo wa mama desu. Bleargh... Unfortunately, I really don't know enough yet to hold a conversation. Fortunately, I'm taking Japanese conversation this semester. *nod nod*
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Posted: Sun Aug 26, 2007 8:34 pm
Blessed Blade [King_Chaos] Blessed Blade Ke-asu san, nihongo wo hanasu? Watashi ha nihongo 201 gakusei da. Ano-, watashi no nihongo ha heta ne. (I spelling things as they are written in kana, not as they are pronounced. Sorry if that's confusing.) Hai, watashi wa nihongo no [k] kulasu [/k] niban o shimasu. Watshi no nihongo wa mama desu. Bleargh... Unfortunately, I really don't know enough yet to hold a conversation. Fortunately, I'm taking Japanese conversation this semester. *nod nod* Yeah, I can't hold a long conversation either. All we learned last year was basic conversation greetings, mostly used for the work place. You really don't realize how little Japanese you know until you go to Japan and try to carry on a conversation. sweatdrop
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Posted: Sun Aug 26, 2007 10:31 pm
Aquila15 Neitsabes Aquila15 Mon Dieu! Ce n'est pas juste! Je ne sais pas parler le japnoais! scream Toi, tu veut bien en manger une claque de rage en tabarnak. Pardon? Je ne comprends pas o.o Ca s'appelle du 'joile', les quebecois l'on invente et j'peus te dire qu'une claque c'est une 'smack'
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Posted: Mon Aug 27, 2007 5:07 am
[King_Chaos] Blessed Blade [King_Chaos] Blessed Blade Ke-asu san, nihongo wo hanasu? Watashi ha nihongo 201 gakusei da. Ano-, watashi no nihongo ha heta ne. (I spelling things as they are written in kana, not as they are pronounced. Sorry if that's confusing.) Hai, watashi wa nihongo no [k] kulasu [/k] niban o shimasu. Watshi no nihongo wa mama desu. Bleargh... Unfortunately, I really don't know enough yet to hold a conversation. Fortunately, I'm taking Japanese conversation this semester. *nod nod* Yeah, I can't hold a long conversation either. All we learned last year was basic conversation greetings, mostly used for the work place. You really don't realize how little Japanese you know until you go to Japan and try to carry on a conversation. sweatdrop Believe me, that is so true. I found out I know less than a 2 year old. Like seriously, a pre-schooler could easily open a can of whoop a** all over me.
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Posted: Mon Aug 27, 2007 8:47 am
Well the cool thing is that my Japanese professor lived in Japan for three years, so I'll have a pretty decent conersation partner. xd
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Posted: Mon Aug 27, 2007 7:15 pm
Yeah, my sensai grew up in Japan. The only problem about that is that she's teaching us the Japanese she grew up with, so we're learning pretty old school Japanese. But at least it's a strong basis to grow on. sweatdrop xp
My level of speaking/reading is probobaly that of a six month old child, which is kind depressing.
Speaking of depressing, Depresso has to be the best coffee name in Japan. xd
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Posted: Mon Aug 27, 2007 9:53 pm
Cafe's are so freaking everywhere.. its scary. Its maddening.
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Posted: Tue Aug 28, 2007 8:57 am
Just watch the anime 'lucky star' and you'll see how retarded you feel about knowing japanese >.>;
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Posted: Tue Aug 28, 2007 3:30 pm
Sliph Cafe's are so freaking everywhere.. its scary. Its maddening. And Pachinko! Everywhere I went there was Pachinko! @Neit- I wouldn't doubt that it would, but it's nothing compared to walking down the streets hearing people speeking...what basicly sounds like giberish while seeing signs filled with kanji you've never seen before in you life. gonk
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