Anyone wanna learn some Japanese?

[Sniper911]

This is a japanese class for all the people who wants to learn japanese.... and please no derogatory comments.....
Thank you and ask me anything on the subject......
I will respond ASAP to the people's demands!

[Afrobean]

Re: Anyone wanna learn some Japanese?

I bet that there are at least 5 people on the forums that know more Japanese than you.

No offense, of course. In fact, you probably know more than me.

[1krazyddrplayer]

Re: Anyone wanna learn some Japanese?

yes i want to learn!! teach me some of the basics, i didnt cover most of them yet, i can say n understand acouple things, yep =)

[Sniper911]

Re: Anyone wanna learn some Japanese?

I bet that there are at least 5 people on the forums that know more Japanese than you.

No offense, of course. In fact, you probably know more than me.

DUDE I USED TO LIVE IN JAPAN... Please no complaining!
I lived in Japan for over 10 years! Plus I am fluent...

[Sniper911]

Re: Anyone wanna learn some Japanese?

yes i want to learn!! teach me some of the basics, i didnt cover most of them yet, i can say n understand acouple things, yep =)

Ask me anything my good friend! I will answer them...
Like what does *blank* mean in japanese? or how do you say *blank* in japanese!

[Dagru]

Re: Anyone wanna learn some Japanese?

How do you say " How are you doing " in Japanese

[Sniper911]

Re: Anyone wanna learn some Japanese?

How do you say " How are you doing " in Japanese

Dou shi te masuka? = How are you doing in japanese (formal way)

[repeat]

Re: Anyone wanna learn some Japanese?

How do you say:
"Does it come in any other colors?"

As in, when you're shopping...

[evilbutterfly]

Re: Anyone wanna learn some Japanese?

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[Mindfields]

Re: Anyone wanna learn some Japanese?

how do you say blurk in japanese

[Bursurk_Lurk]

Re: Anyone wanna learn some Japanese?

how do you say blurk in japanese

burarkuu I think

Btw I'm starting Japanese-class next year. Hope it's good

[Afrobean]

Re: Anyone wanna learn some Japanese?

Dou shi te masuka? = How are you doing in japanese (formal way)

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Wouldn't "dou desuka" be not only easier to say, but just as easy to understand?

Also, why would it be "dou shi te imasuka" meaning literally "how are you doing" rather than the simpler "how are you"?

ps I'd say blurk=buraakuu. It's a little hard for me to decide though, because of the L (which becomes a "r" sound) before the "ur" sound. Maybe bururuku.

pps I don't feel like taking the time for kana. I'd just be showing off anyway since most of you can't read it.

[Twilight_Overlord]

Re: Anyone wanna learn some Japanese?

Can you explain to me the imperative mood in polite/neutral and in informal formalities? Thanks.

[falconsfan14]

Re: Anyone wanna learn some Japanese?

Can you explain to me the imperative mood in polite/neutral and in informal formalities? Thanks.

lol

[Twilight_Overlord]

Re: Anyone wanna learn some Japanese?

Also, may you please explain to me the significances of the radical position names: hen, tsukuri, kanmuri, ashi, tare, nyou, and kamae? I know ashi means foot, but I don't know about the correlation between the radical position names and their correlation to the positions. Thanks.