Tomii515
やった～！
- 16 Feb 2006
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I thought this game might be fun for those of you (like me) who are studying Japanese, and like studying your sentence structure and what not. Or, it could be fun for those of you who already speak Japanese, and maybe just want to do something to take up some free time. Whatever it is, perhaps this game could be fun and catch on. It all depends on whether people like the game or not! I just thought it'd be a nice way to practice or waste time.
The basis of the game is to create a story. Someone writes one sentence, then the next person writes another sentence, creating more of the story. This can go on forever, or someone could end the story somehow. If they did that, the next person would have to make the beginning of a new story.
Here's an example:
(1) 昔々東京に住んでいた女の人がいました。
(2) 女の人はスーさんといいました。
(3) ある日、スーさんはお店に食べ物を買いに行きました。
...and so on forever, unless someone ends the story somehow.
Example:
(4) スーさんは死にました。終わり。
Then, since the story ended, the next person would have to start a new one.
Example:
(5) 昔々･･･
If people actually play, I think it'd be best to put the sentence in Japanese (both with kanji & kana), as well as in English. This could help less advanced players, such as myself, to understand what the sentence says completely. And it could also give more advanced players the chance to correct and help out other players. However, it all depends on whether or not the people playing (if there are any) want to add it along with the Japanese.
So, I guess we can start! I'll begin the story.
(By the way, if I made any mistakes here, please let me know so I can change them. Thank you!)
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昔々靴の中に住んでいた亀がいました。
むかしむかしくつのなかにすんでいたかめがいました。
Once apon a time there was a turtle who lived in a shoe.
The basis of the game is to create a story. Someone writes one sentence, then the next person writes another sentence, creating more of the story. This can go on forever, or someone could end the story somehow. If they did that, the next person would have to make the beginning of a new story.
Here's an example:
(1) 昔々東京に住んでいた女の人がいました。
(2) 女の人はスーさんといいました。
(3) ある日、スーさんはお店に食べ物を買いに行きました。
...and so on forever, unless someone ends the story somehow.
Example:
(4) スーさんは死にました。終わり。
Then, since the story ended, the next person would have to start a new one.
Example:
(5) 昔々･･･
If people actually play, I think it'd be best to put the sentence in Japanese (both with kanji & kana), as well as in English. This could help less advanced players, such as myself, to understand what the sentence says completely. And it could also give more advanced players the chance to correct and help out other players. However, it all depends on whether or not the people playing (if there are any) want to add it along with the Japanese.
So, I guess we can start! I'll begin the story.
(By the way, if I made any mistakes here, please let me know so I can change them. Thank you!)
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昔々靴の中に住んでいた亀がいました。
むかしむかしくつのなかにすんでいたかめがいました。
Once apon a time there was a turtle who lived in a shoe.
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Also my translation seems off) 直してくださいね
