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Kanicchiwaa hito
sou ka lie hito
sou ka lie hito
Kanicchiwa roman letters only!!
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TwistedMac
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"kanicchiwaa"... hehe...heheheh... ok, i'm done
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Kanichiwa
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hehehe, one more time.. try again XD
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RockLee said:こんにちは
let's analyze shall we, inu? ^^
that's a "ko" ---> "こ"んにち"は" <--- (that's a "ha" to but that one doesn't matter.. it's pronounced like "wa" so as far as i can figure with my (very) limited skills in japanese both are accepted as a romaji version of it... personally i like "wa" better in romaji.. but that's cuz i'm stupid and like stuff to sound like they read...)
now i just need elizabeth or someone to correct what dumb mistakes i've made... let's wait for that...
King of Tokyo
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Haha.. this guy rules.. I needed a good laugh
Actually you are not correct. wa/ha is unrelated to romaji.
The sound "wa" in Japanese is written using the hiragana character "わ".
However, when the sound "wa" is written as a particle, it use the hiragana character "は"
In the greeting "こんにちは" (konnichiwa), the "wa" sound is in its particle form.
Particle "wa" is hard for me to explain because it doesn't have equivalent in English. It is used to mark topic of the sentence. Simple example:
私は日本人です。 Watashi wa nihonjin desu. (I am Japanese). You can see that the "wa" is written as "は" because it is a particle making me as the topic of the sentence.
The sound "wa" in Japanese is written using the hiragana character "わ".
However, when the sound "wa" is written as a particle, it use the hiragana character "は"
In the greeting "こんにちは" (konnichiwa), the "wa" sound is in its particle form.
Particle "wa" is hard for me to explain because it doesn't have equivalent in English. It is used to mark topic of the sentence. Simple example:
私は日本人です。 Watashi wa nihonjin desu. (I am Japanese). You can see that the "wa" is written as "は" because it is a particle making me as the topic of the sentence.
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PaulTB said:
it's good that you're so gracious about it
英語が母語じゃないと気付きませんでした。Saing said:
謝る必要はありませんよ。Saing said:
では、もう一度日本語で再開してみます～。
「konnichiwa」と「konnitiha」、どちらも「こんにちは」のことです。ローマ字によって助詞の「は」は「wa」か「ha」になります。
「wa」を使うローマ字：
- ヘボン式
- 訓令式 ISO 3602 (現代の）
「ha」を使うローマ字：
- ワープロ式
- 日本式 ISO 3602 Strict
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Paul, i'm going to kill you, eat your brain and steal your japanese skills.
Saing: we like you even more. yes we doooo woodiwoodiwooo yes we dooooo <--- that's baby-talk.
Saing: we like you even more. yes we doooo woodiwoodiwooo yes we dooooo <--- that's baby-talk.
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yeah see.. um.. it's like this...i'm.. you're... it has to do with leverage you see...
... let it be noted that if this wasn't a forum but real life, I would be running away from you people right about now, leaving you dazed and confused as to what I meant, thus taking your minds off my relationship with 12 year olds and my own apparent low age.
... let it be noted that if this wasn't a forum but real life, I would be running away from you people right about now, leaving you dazed and confused as to what I meant, thus taking your minds off my relationship with 12 year olds and my own apparent low age.
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wow :!:!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
