["quote"=shinori]SonicWind - Wow, you're a very lucky person. Where do
you make these kind of pen-pals? Is there a certain site for it?
Ilona - Thank you for the 'Pera Pera Penguin' tip! It reminds me -- I haven't
started to read my Geisha book yet~ ^_^
Go to JapanGuide, babe! That's where I found my Japanese penpals. Watch out for
those looking only looking for sex. I haven't seen any of those kind of people
in the Japan section... yet. There were a few from the european countries. Damn
the UK! I'm allowed to say that since I live here under the control of an
idiot-Prime Minister, filthy rate - Mayor, Deputy Prime Minsiter - incapable of
running a country, scrooge hooker - wife of Prime Minister and pie eating fatty
- all in common, corruption!
hello everyone, may i join...promise to come often
i wish i could speek, understand or write japanese . i
promise my self ill learn one day
...only problem being some words i dont know how to pronounce...its kinda
intresting actually. but i love the culture and history of japan. and all
because i was introduce to anime . but
its become a passion of mine throughout the years X-)
kryuzei & achaara: hahaha tat's right! so kryuzei has u got d meaning coz
i'm really bored to talk bout suki and aishiteru...>.<
all: is there any member online now? omg i'm so sleepy rite now i guess i'll be
going...byeee
The difference between "suki" and "daisuki" is the same as
the difference between "kirai" and "daikirai". The dai addes
emphasis. Words that will come up as love in translation: Ai, Koi, Suki.
Anywho, hello everyone and all that i've
been studying some japanese with 'pimsleurs speak and understand essential
japanese' but i've only done 7 lessons so far. I've never gotten thru the
eight... im to lazy, but so far so good. Here is a pretty good japanese
dictionary, by the way: http://www.freedict.com/onldict/jap.html
To any of the administrators,I have something to add to the lesson: 'I should be saying that' -kochirakoso You're welcome-Do itashimashite. Do you speak Japanese?-Nihongo o
hanashimasu ka? Pleased to meet you.-Dozo yoroshiku.
Quote by WingsofFreedomi've always
wanted to speak japanese
my grandma taught me but i forgot all about how to speak it^^'
and i dont think gr.6s learn japanese that early...or do they?
~wings
So what age is it ? (sorry, I am not a native, and those kind of things were
really what I was interested).
Actually it's said the younger you are the easier it is for you to learn another
language. But if you were taugth, it may be easier for you to learn.
i've always wanted to speak japanese
my grandma taught me but i forgot all about how to speak it^^'
and i dont think gr.6s learn japanese that early...or do they?
~wings
Quote by toru07Ei
can someone help me? Can anyone tell me the japanese word for "I Love
You?" (in right romanji) Please
I really need it! Thank
you, thank you!
Aishiteru=I love you
and no problem
errr... aishiteru isn't really recommended... more used in movies I
think.
in anime we hear more :
"suki", "suki desu" or "daisuki"
Thanks a lot for the help! ! ! I'm glad I found this group.
Thanks again! ARIGATOU! ! !
Quote by toru07Ei
can someone help me? Can anyone tell me the japanese word for "I Love
You?" (in right romanji) Please
I really need it! Thank
you, thank you!
Aishiteru=I love you
and no problem
errr... aishiteru isn't really recommended... more used in movies I
think.
in anime we hear more :
"suki", "suki desu" or "daisuki"
Quote by toru07Ei can someone help me? Can
anyone tell me the japanese word for "I Love You?" (in right romanji)
Please I really need it! Thank
you, thank you!
Minna means "all" or "everyone".
so, can someone tell me what minna means...i guess i dont know and ppl say it a lot
merii kurisumasu! minna:)
hi everyone
im really bord 2
whats on ur minds
aaahh bored.....wat shall we talk today?>.<
sonic: calm down lah, so scary;p
oh yeah,welcome shikra!^^
["quote"=shinori]SonicWind - Wow, you're a very lucky person. Where do you make these kind of pen-pals? Is there a certain site for it?
Ilona - Thank you for the 'Pera Pera Penguin' tip! It reminds me -- I haven't started to read my Geisha book yet~ ^_^
Go to JapanGuide, babe! That's where I found my Japanese penpals. Watch out for those looking only looking for sex. I haven't seen any of those kind of people in the Japan section... yet. There were a few from the european countries. Damn the UK! I'm allowed to say that since I live here under the control of an idiot-Prime Minister, filthy rate - Mayor, Deputy Prime Minsiter - incapable of running a country, scrooge hooker - wife of Prime Minister and pie eating fatty - all in common, corruption!
hello everyone, may i join...promise to come often
i wish i could speek, understand or write japanese
. i
promise my self ill learn one day 
...only problem being some words i dont know how to pronounce...its kinda
intresting actually. but i love the culture and history of japan. and all
because i was introduce to anime 
. but
its become a passion of mine throughout the years X-)
well talk to u all soon!
kryuzei & achaara: hahaha tat's right! so kryuzei has u got d meaning coz i'm really bored to talk bout suki and aishiteru...>.<
all: is there any member online now? omg i'm so sleepy rite now i guess i'll be going...byeee
The difference between "suki" and "daisuki" is the same as the difference between "kirai" and "daikirai". The dai addes emphasis. Words that will come up as love in translation: Ai, Koi, Suki.
*nods*
because with can't say daisuke so he says daisuki instead of daisuke in front of riku..
hellow minna saaan!
wat is aspyrant member? whoooaaa>.<
merged: 12-17-2005 ~ 01:42pm
yup, i think suki means like
ashiteru is love
merged: 12-17-2005 ~ 01:51pm
sonic: i'm not a guy>.< yeah, same as shinorei, where did you find your japanese pen-pal? any certain site?
kyurzei: daisuki is really like (haha, i remembered daisuke from dnangel,,,anyone know why i remembered him?)
To Kryuzei->Daisuki means 'to really like'
Anywho, hello everyone and all that
i've
been studying some japanese with 'pimsleurs speak and understand essential
japanese' but i've only done 7 lessons so far. I've never gotten thru the
eight... im to lazy, but so far so good. Here is a pretty good japanese
dictionary, by the way: http://www.freedict.com/onldict/jap.html
Sayonara
Hajimemashite minna-san, chingetscook desu, douzo yoroshiku onegai itashimasu.
Hopefully that will make sense to most of you. =)
To any of the administrators,I have something to add to the lesson:
'I should be saying that' -kochirakoso
You're welcome-Do itashimashite.
Do you speak Japanese?-Nihongo o hanashimasu ka?
Pleased to meet you.-Dozo yoroshiku.
Finally, a place were I can learn Japanese romanji. I hope I'll get better.
I love this group now i can learn some japanese
even so, what is "daisuki" means in english ?
is it "really like" or "important person"...? eeto..
But 'suki' means 'like' in English, it's not a strong word and you can almost say it to anyone else. ne?
So what age is it ? (sorry, I am not a native, and those kind of things were really what I was interested).
Actually it's said the younger you are the easier it is for you to learn another language. But if you were taugth, it may be easier for you to learn.
i've always wanted to speak japanese
my grandma taught me but i forgot all about how to speak it^^'
and i dont think gr.6s learn japanese that early...or do they?
~wings
Hello.
I'm surprised this group has been so lively lately.
I have made a thread to share some links for websites to learn japanese. Want to contribuate ?
merged: 12-15-2005 ~ 04:13am
errr... aishiteru isn't really recommended... more used in movies I think.
in anime we hear more :
"suki", "suki desu" or "daisuki"
Aishiteru=I love you
and no problem