Do you speak Japanese?

Hidden_Wisdom

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8 Dec 2003

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• 9 Dec 2003

• #126

You are Always welcomed to join but the one rule is to enter the club you have to drink a cup of SAKE Type-Zero i have been a very busy man as you can see ill reply a.s.ap to your posts soon.lol

 

Onigiri Chan

Sempai

1 Dec 2003

908

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• 9 Dec 2003

• #127

Welcome to the group Type_Zero! ^.^

*cancels her plans as well* AHA!

 

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AnimeLuver

後輩

21 Nov 2003

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• 11 Dec 2003

• #128

I know a few word of japaniese like: konnichiwa
, sayonara, ja ne, pantsu ummm i think thats all.
but I can speak chinese

 

Onigiri Chan

Sempai

1 Dec 2003

908

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• 11 Dec 2003

• #129

Ima learn Japanese and Mandarin! BOO YEAH!
I shall go fourth and spread my energy around China and Japan!!!!
*does a little dance*
I know some basic stuff cuz I took classes (for Japanese)
um um...
like doitashimashite....that's the most fun to say! it's like, don't touch my mustache =) (means "you're welcome)

 

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CA_mestizo

先輩

18 Dec 2003

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• 19 Dec 2003

• #130

wow, how many people here speak Chinese?

 

Hidden_Wisdom

後輩

8 Dec 2003

283

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• 20 Dec 2003

• #131

LoL/i FEELT YOU MOST LIKLY FIND NOONE here,But i Hope many poeple show up/

 

MikeM

後輩

8 Dec 2003

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• 22 Dec 2003

• #132

I'm 14 and I have decided to start learning. I can say a few phrases I am learning from Pimsleur (I am at lesson 2) and I am learning hiragana and katakana from computer programs also while writing them on paper. Kanji will start shortly but I am really not rushing myself.

Any suggestions appreciated.

 

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kittie

後輩

22 Dec 2003

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• 22 Dec 2003

• #133

i need a nihingo sensei im very good a lready cause my tomodachi teaches me but i need someone more advanced to teach me too. help me, KUDASAI!!!!!!!!!!!!!! reply as soon as you can...

 

its_me_the_shinigami

後輩

3 Jan 2004

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• 3 Jan 2004

• #134

your new nihongo sensei

i can teach.

if you want to talk email me, K?
i have only been studying for about 8 months and i can say almost any simple sentance and i have a large vocabulary.
im teaching to others at my school here because no body here is sertified to teach japanese.
i teach for free and for fun.
and as someone said earlyer it is the best if you start thinking in japanese as much as possible. try to make it a habit that when you dont understand something think "Nani" not "what". if you start doing that sort of thing it will stick with you better.
oh look at me im going on and on again, jibber jabber
i guess i will probably talk to you later

 

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SkaKid0911

先輩

3 Jan 2004

164

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• 7 Jan 2004

• #135

I see people here writing in like all japanese and i can read the hiragana but the Kanji blows me away. 2000?! For those of u fluent how long did it take you to learn, knowing me ill be able to read about a quarter ofthe kanji in only 15 years!

 

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The Gentleman Carp

後輩

13 Jan 2004

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• 13 Jan 2004

• #136

Konichiwa.

Watashi wa nihongo no gakusei desu. Rainen kara benkyou o shimashita.

Chiizu o nomimasu. Watashi wa hon desu. kyou wa Inu to neko o furimashita.

And that's about the extent of my Japanese. It's hard to write in roomaji! I've been studying for about five months, going over my vocabulary and kana.

I've long been a fan of all things japanese (especially haiku, anime, women, and shinto), and have tried learning the language before. I just found your forum, and I'm liking it so far (everyone seems polite, &etc...)

I long to learn to write haiku in japanese, as well as study japanese etymology.

- A Carp

 

Musoka

後輩

18 Jan 2004

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• 21 Jan 2004

• #137

I am a high beginner, I know my hellos/goodbyes and numbers, etc. I also know some shop talk and the basic particles of the japanese language

 

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PaulTB

Manga Psychic

22 Jan 2004

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• 22 Jan 2004

• #138

I hope to be able to say "JLPT 1" this time next year, but I doubt that I'll pass first try...

 

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chie

後輩

24 Jan 2004

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• 24 Jan 2004

• #139

I just joined. I got the website from my Japanese professor. I think it really cool though. I'm in my fourth year of Japanese. It's really tough but I enjoy it! I would like to be fluent....but I think I'm a long way from that. I hope to make lots of friends here....especially from Japan.

じゃあまた、
知恵 Chelsie

 

Ewok85

先輩

14 Nov 2003

2,401

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• 25 Jan 2004

• #140

Ive studied at high school which was very... well not study, but i went to japan last year for 11months which really kicked the level up. Attempted the lvl2 ability test in dec but still no result... I hope i passed!!

Kanji is my biggest problem, not just that i had 1000 to remember also had the readings and words you can make with them too... arrgh >_<

My tip: learn hiragana and katakana reeeeeeal good before kanji, get grammer not vocab. Once you know the grammer vocab falls into place with no problem. (Did about 100 words a week once id understood grammar)

 

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chie

後輩

24 Jan 2004

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• 25 Jan 2004

• #141

Yeah...Kanji is really hard.....that's my biggest problem too. You're right living in Japan really helps.....I didn't really start picking it up until I went to school over there. I was there last year as well. What part of Japan were you in? I lived in Hakusan. I was an exchange student at Toyo University. I'm going back this summer to work for a year as an English teacher in Hokkaido. もちろん、楽しみよ。
知恵

 

tsukinoko

後輩

25 Jan 2004

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• 27 Jan 2004

• #142

I'm lower intermediate. Should pass JLPT4 without problems, going for JLPT3 right away in December (still lots of time to study...)
For memorizing Kanji I learn japanese songs and poems by heart and translate them. I think it helps, especially the songs - with the melody you easily see the words/kanji in your inner eye.
Okay, it doesn't help for writing them, but with the help of the pc you don't need to write them yourself anyway.

English-teacher in Japan, ne...
wish I could do that, but am no native-english-speaker...

 

SacredBlue

先輩

13 Oct 2003

246

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• 27 Jan 2004

• #143

wish I could do that, but am no native-english-speaker...

Click to expand...

coulda fooled me

 

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Newb

後輩

28 Jan 2004

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• 29 Jan 2004

• #144

kanji is pretty easy for me (the writing part, because im a chinese), but kanji is written in traditional chinese, which is a little more difficult to write/remember than the simplified version.

anyway, when it comes to pronouncing kanji in Japanese, i have no idea how to do it. so yeah, its tough.

 

caitcid

後輩

1 Feb 2004

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• 1 Feb 2004

• #145

I am going to be getting japanese classes at a community college soon...so far I know katakana...little bit of hiragana..and some kanji..

For speaking I know greetings (polite ones as well) and a few sentences....been learning for a year now. ^^;

 

MtoM

先輩

7 Sep 2003

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• 1 Feb 2004

• #146

now... I know about everything in a beginners' textbook
but I still see that not enough... I don't know what book shall I buy afterward

ganbatte kudasai!

 

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Merar

後輩

5 Feb 2004

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• 5 Feb 2004

• #147

in fact I love japanese language.. sounds great to me .. I love also to understand the japanese anime which I love alooooot ***
Even that thsi language in my country is sooooooo rare *****


Merar

 

Narau

後輩

3 Mar 2004

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• 4 Mar 2004

• #148

I'm still very much a beginner. My hiragana recognition is about 85% accurate. Katakana next. Vocabulary minimal at the moment. I thought it would be good to get the kana's under my belt before tackling the rest.

 

Hachiko

後輩

17 Jan 2004

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• 4 Mar 2004

• #149

So far...

Looking at the polls, most people are either high beginner/low intermediate, or know a few kanas but still beginner, or know a greeting or two. Interesting...

 

kai_sethoris

後輩

26 Feb 2004

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• 4 Mar 2004

• #150

Except for me, of course . . .

I'm crap at all languages, but I am dying to learn this 1!!!