Japanese language learning.

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Originally Posted by Sage_Se'von

OMFG you don't have this one here yet wow!!! ok ill just post this for now.:D

Yota: Kon'nichi wa.
Hello.

Jason: Kon'nichi wa.
Hello.

Yota: Watashi wa Suzuki Yota desu. Hajimemashite.
I am Yota Suzuki. Nice to meet you.

Jason: Watashi wa Jeson Miraa desu. Hajimemashite. Doozo yoroshiku.
I am Jason Miller. Nice to meet you.
(May I ask you to be kind to me.)

Yota: Miraa-san, anata wa Amerika-jin desu ka.
Mr. Miller, are you an American?

Jason: Hai, watashi wa Amerika-jin desu. Anata wa.
Yes. I am American. How about you?

Yota: Nihon-jin desu.
I am Japanese.
Jason: Suzuki-san, anata wa daigaku-sei desu ka.
Mr. Suzuki, are you a college student?

Yota: Hai, soo desu. Miraa-san wa.
Yes. How about you, Mr. Miller?

Jason: Watashi wa kookoo-sei desu.
I am a high school student.

Yota: Otomodachi mo kookoo-sei desu ka.
Is your friend also a high school student?

Jason: Hai. Suzuki-san wa nan'nen-sei desu ka.
Yes. Mr. Suzuki, what year are you in college?

Yota: Daigaku ninen-sei desu.
I am a sophomore (second year student).

and the alphabet and that will be all for now........................
http://budostuff.com/site_eng/gifs/w.../kata-char.gif

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holy snap.....o.o....lol random but funny....thats alot...ow my brain..

Yah thats quite alot to memorized.... *head explode*

heh now everyone know's how i feel trying to memorize all that, but i guess im doing an ok job at it. Im posting today because cause my b-day is today. oh yeah, Im still currently learning japanese on my own so i cant really answer every question with as much knoledge that I a sage should so i appologyse in advance, gomen mina-chan boku wa benkyo mainichi desu.

Quote:

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Originally Posted by Sage_Se'von

OMFG you don't have this one here yet wow!!! ok ill just post this for now.:D

Yota: Kon'nichi wa.
Hello.

Jason: Kon'nichi wa.
Hello.

Yota: Watashi wa Suzuki Yota desu. Hajimemashite.
I am Yota Suzuki. Nice to meet you.

Jason: Watashi wa Jeson Miraa desu. Hajimemashite. Doozo yoroshiku.
I am Jason Miller. Nice to meet you.
(May I ask you to be kind to me.)

Yota: Miraa-san, anata wa Amerika-jin desu ka.
Mr. Miller, are you an American?

Jason: Hai, watashi wa Amerika-jin desu. Anata wa.
Yes. I am American. How about you?

Yota: Nihon-jin desu.
I am Japanese.
Jason: Suzuki-san, anata wa daigaku-sei desu ka.
Mr. Suzuki, are you a college student?

Yota: Hai, soo desu. Miraa-san wa.
Yes. How about you, Mr. Miller?

Jason: Watashi wa kookoo-sei desu.
I am a high school student.

Yota: Otomodachi mo kookoo-sei desu ka.
Is your friend also a high school student?

Jason: Hai. Suzuki-san wa nan'nen-sei desu ka.
Yes. Mr. Suzuki, what year are you in college?

Yota: Daigaku ninen-sei desu.
I am a sophomore (second year student).

and the alphabet and that will be all for now........................
http://budostuff.com/site_eng/gifs/w.../kata-char.gif

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I just learned some words in Japanese! Before I didn't know any words. Thanks!

Is Japanese a difficult language to learn? I wish that I could learn Japanese someday-

Hi, i want to ask you, "gomen nasai same with gomen kudasai"?
What is the meaning Ganbatte, Ganbarimassu, and yumemiru?He3x, i want to learn more about japan language but i dont know who can help me because i like japan too much.arigato gozaimassu:smile:

Hi, i want to ask you, "gomen nasai same with gomen kudasai"?
What is the meaning Ganbatte, Ganbarimassu, and yumemiru?He3x, i want to learn more about japan language but i dont know who can help me because i like japan too much.arigato gozaimassu:hattip:

All gomen-somethings mean more or less the same thing. You have gomen ne, gomen nasai, gomen kudasai, gomen chaai (weird-sounding Okinawa-ben) and a whole bunch of others. There is also gomen da, which usually comes at the end of a sentence, and is probably the only gomen form that doesn't *quite* mean "sorry" as the rest do,but I'll explain that some other time.

ganbatte - "Ganbatte ne!" is more or less the Japanese equivalent of "All the best!" or "Good luck!". Literally, you're telling the person to try his/her best.

ganbarimasu - This is the future continuous form of "ganbatteiru", literally "will do my best" or "going to do my best"! For example, as a participant in a 100m dash, you might say to your friends watching, "Ganbarimasu yo!" as an indication that you intend to do your best. Likewise, if someone says to you, "Ganbatte!", you can reply, "Ganbarimasu!", and vice versa.

yume miru - "To dream". Yume means "dream", and miru means "to see", so to "see a dream" is pretty much to "dream". :)