Hajimemashite! ^o^

[Ido]

Douzo Yoroshiku!

My name is William-aka The Idoalist.
Just stumbled upon your interesting corner of cybersky..


Japanese animation got me hooked when I was about
5yrs old.
Interest in Japan in general soon followed.

Since then I have learned a lot and managed to make
some Japanese friends.
I came here and joined because I want to learn so much
more about Japan and Japanese people.

Right now I draw manga-just images and artwork for projects-
and make music/poetry with a lot of Japanese influences.

Oh yeah...I like Hamasaki Ayumi a lot...
P'z Ido

 

[jeisan]

hiya ido and welcome, have fun.

 

[neptunemoon]

Welcome to the forum Ido

 

[deborah gormley]

Hi Ido a big welcome from me too

 

[Eisuke]

Hi William welcome to the forum.

 

[Ido]

Arigato gozaimasu!

Could someone explain the kanji below the avatars?

 

[CA_mestizo]

both means quiet, I guess

 

[CA_mestizo]

I know some Chinese...

 

[Ido]

Me too. But not these.Wo you shi, wo you zao la

 

[CA_mestizo]

that should be "wo yao zou le"

 

[CA_mestizo]

hen gao xing ren shi ni

 

[Sirius]

hen gao xing ren shi ni

I DONT speak or read Chinese...

However, I know that Chine is oriented to tones... How are you able to understand each other without indicating the tones in the Pinyin? When I type each word in "hen gao xing ren shi ni" I obtain several options of Hanzi for each word...

You should be real good Chinese speakers!!!!

 

[silver angel]

Welcome!!! ^_^

 

[EscaFlowne]

welcome ido!

 

[Ido]

Originally posted by CA_mestizo
that should be "wo yao zou le"

Ah..well, the course I did from the library says 'la'
The Chinese ppl I know only speak Kwangtung anyway..
And I'm not good at either..Putonggua bu hao shi..with me
that is.

Nice to find Chinese speakers here! cool