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Ikyuaokii

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hello folks I'm a new to that japan stuff and this forum too! ^_^

:p:-):p:-)

I'm interesting in this japan stuff I want to learn about more japanese language and also I really need to improve my english too :-(

I'm deaf guy with signing hands ^_^

I'm especially planning to go the japan country someday in a future ^_^
 
Good to meet you! I'm brand new too.

I have a question for you about using sign. Is there a worldwide standard way of signing that people could use to anyone from anywhere to communicate? Also, is sign language unique to individual countries? For example, someone using North American standard sign language wouldn't be able to understand someone from Japan who used standard Japanese sign language? I'm guessing the answer is yes but what is fascinating to me is if there is slang and idioms used as well? Sorry for all the questions but I have been thinking about this for some time....

Cheers!
 
I noticed that the japan sign language is almost such similar to the american sign language, that should be understandable that is unversal signs right here on youtube that I saw that interesting. :D ^_^
 
From the heart of Japan, the roof, the foothills of the Japan Alps, GREETINGS and WELCOME Ikyuaokii san !! It's nice to have you here. At our university they have two (or maybe three) class levels of sign language. I think I recall hear some students mention that they learn standard American, but that memory may be off. Maybe I'll check that out. I hope you hang out with us and enjoy this forum !!

I would think that some idiomatic styles are naturally going to come up, just as sure as natural gestures arise between cultures which have historically been separated for a good long while--for example the extended pinky pointing upward for 'female' or 'girlfriend.'

On a later click !! MM
 
Hello, Mars Man san... there's someone have sort of insulting me that caused he thinks that I needed to work on the english in learning japanese forum section and I feel that he made some commit rude on me and is that am I not welcome here or something?... :(
And one thing I'm doing practicing with that basically two hiragana and katakana that is originally comes from unique japanese culture, expect kanji chinese characters and awhile i'm so patently with hiragana here that by I'm started with this one while learn basic of hiragana symbals before going into the writing the senquence of words later right, Mars man san?
like this I make some senquence of symbals in hiragana "moon of night" as つきのよる?

P.S. I'm more comfortable patently and calmly with that japanese language for awhile as I'm learning the basically hiragana first here. And I keep a secret from anyone else because they don't understand very well completely in japanese language in my home country :) I hope I hear from you, Mars man san and Am I doing a great while studying on the object symbals?
 
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I'm wondering if you'd able to response this my additional message commits :bumps:
 
Apologies for getting back later than what might have been desired for, Ikyuaokii san.

Let me first say, honestly and across the board, that you are most welcome here at JREF, to the extent that in being a member, you welcome other members to interact with you--within the bounds of the general rule of thumb of the forum.

I am not sure what your concern was, exactly--since my participation here is rather limited to a certain scope--but in learning Japanese, there will be a certain amount of basic ground-work that one will have to do on their own, pretty much. As far as your English ability in the written medium goes, there is of course room for improvement. Some of the sentences which you use are very hard to understand in places, making the whole intent kind of vague. Some folks will probably complain about that, other's may just ignore the posts, and others will try to make sense of your posts.

I hope you understand that while no one is perfect, many of us are quite busy with other things, have certain limits of acceptableness, and probably would prefer the writer to use language clear enough to make sense of easily in one reading--rather than having to parse sentences. This is not a rejection of you personally, or anything, but it is a heart-felt response focusing on facts in a mature manner. I hope you find room to consider it carefully. Thanks !! MM
 
Thanks for inform me that some of them don't understand what I'd say as pretty much as my ability in english... Anyway Who'd were insulting me so I should ignore them as simple as not to post back in rely related to the insult post that pointing at me right, Mars Man san?
 
If you feel that someone has said something which causes the emotion of an insulted feeling, it might be good to not worry about it as much as possible. If the statement which you feel as an insult has a high degree of truth value in it, it would be more productive to introspect over the content of the statement, then see if you can take action to rectify the matter which evidently appears to have caused the statement. That's my suggestion.
 
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