Thanks helps guys i will now know when to pronounce the ん or ン as a M sound
So are you saying that i dont use punctuation symbols for english or japanese so i do a old japanese tradition because i dont use punctuation symbolsThen Brad is not only in good company he also has the weight of centuries of tradition behind him. It must be a very reassuring feeling.
So are you saying that i dont use punctuation symbols for english or japanese so i do a old japanese tradition because i dont use punctuation symbols
When you write, please write with proper capitalization, punctuation, grammar, and syntax. In short, like a literate adult instead of a text-messaging chimpanzee.
Not everyone here is a native speaker of English, and it would help to make your posts as clear as possible. In addition, it shows a modicum of respect. If you don't respect us enough to take the time write like an educated adult, why should we take the time to respond to you?
Oh Don't worry i knew you were being sarcastic to me, when im on the internet i sometimes don't bother to write punctuation symbols because a lot of people on the internet write like this, that's why i write like this so i hope im making sense to you right now but know you have made me go off topic just like you did hereWhat I said was about as subtle as a circus poster and it saddens me to think that you failed to pick up on it.
I'm saying your posts come across as streams of gibberish and give the impression to others that there is little point in trying to figure out what the hell you're saying and provide you with an answer as there is room to wonder if you possess the intelligence to benefit from it.
No matter how intelligent you may or may not be, we have no way of knowing other than the way you present yourself....and you present yourself as being marginally more intelligent than a box of hammers. It shows a lack of respect for yourself and a lack of regard for those who endeavor to read your borderline aphasic spew.
Tony Bryant said it in a more civil manner on another forum:
Nobody expects you to be perfect, but we would appreciate some degree of effort other than "ZERO". Nobody ever died from the strain of reaching for the shift key or learning where the punctuation keys are.
You don't offend me. What you do is make yourself look like a m*ron and discourage intelligent and knowledgable people from interacting with you.
Water seeks its own level. Look around in threads containing intelligent discussion. Do you notice anyone else posting like retarded three year olds? Have you seen a useful and informed answer from anyone who writes like you do? What happens is that the blissfully ignorant wander off to the anime or some other such section and blather amongst themselves while the adults (who have the answers to your questions) congregate to ourselves for intelligent discourse.
If you're content to present yourself as a m*ron then don't be surprised when the adults treat you like a m*ron and either ignore you or ridicule you.
I keep looking for the ubiquitous "Like" and " イイネ！ " button...Amnotsureiftheheavyhintsyou'vebeendroppingwithabigthudareevennoticed...
This is off topic now,i will make sure to write as many punctuation symbols as i can to make the world happy yayyyy.You don't offend me. What you do is make yourself look like a m*ron and discourage intelligent and knowledgable people from interacting with you.
Water seeks its own level. Look around in threads containing intelligent discussion. Do you notice anyone else posting like retarded three year olds? Have you seen a useful and informed answer from anyone who writes like you do? What happens is that the blissfully ignorant wander off to the anime or some other such section and blather amongst themselves while the adults (who have the answers to your questions) congregate to ourselves for intelligent discourse.
If you're content to present yourself as a m*ron then don't be surprised when the adults treat you like a m*ron and either ignore you or ridicule you.
random googled website said:Also, consonants can also change in sound by the sounds following it. For example, this character "ん" is pronounced as an English "n" sound. However, whenever an n, t, d, s, and z sound follow after the ん sound, the "n" becomes an "m" sound. Lets look at the word さんぽ. This word is pronounced as "sampo." Notice that the "po" sound or the ぽ that follows after the ん sound turns the "n" sound into an "m" sound. Since the "n" sound and "m" sound so similar when Japanese speakers use them in their daily speech, you'll be understood whether you say "sampo" or "sanpo."
However, whenever an n, t, d, s, and z sound follow after the ん sound, the "n" becomes an "m" sound.
Yeah, I commented on the site about how the example didn't mesh with the explanation. Still waiting for a reply...snip
Yeah, I commented on the site about how the example didn't mesh with the explanation. Still waiting for a reply...
I knew the explanation was kinda bunk, but I thought maybe there were certain cases where it was true. I'll take it from your responses that the explanation given on that site was awful.