Konnichi wa mina!

[Lina Inverse]

こんいち わ みな! 僕 の 名前 が リナ インバ-ス です ぞ! はじめまして！
edit: found out how to use the Ime - すごい！
btw - how do you write the katakana for long vowel sound? I got the above only by picking it from the character list

I found a link for this forum on Animesuki, and since this forum looks quite interesting, I registered right away. I'm sure we'll have much fun together.

 

[jeisan]

hallo lina und wilkommen, have fun

here's a link to help ya get your IME to work.
click here

 

[playaa]

Hello! Welcome to the forum. Hope that you find us to be fun and entertaining!

 

[Lina Inverse]

hallo lina und wilkommen, have fun

here's a link to help ya get your IME to work.
click here

Danke fﾃｼr den Link

 

[dreamer]

hallo Lina, willkommen auf dem Forum ^^

 

[Ten'shi-no-Shippuu]

Wilkommen Lina, ich hoffe, daﾃ dieses Forum dich gefallen wird.

 

[NANGI]

Konnichiwa Lina Inverse-san!

Welcome and Hajimemashite. Please enjoy the forum!

NANGI

 

[RockLee]

to nangi

how is it to live in kansai ? ...

 

[kirei_na_me]

Welcome to the forum!

 

[TwistedMac]

:joyful:

 

[Lina Inverse]

ありがとう みな

ありがとう みな

Now, Grammar-sensei wants to say something about your German:

@dreamer
Germans say "im Forum" ("im" is contracted from "in dem") instead of "auf dem", as an English speaker would say it

@Ten'shi-no-Shippuu
"Willkommen Lina, ich hoffe, daﾃ dir dieses Forum gefallen wird." - "Willkommen" with two l (unlike English), Position of the words is the same as English here, and you use the Dativ (dir) instead of Akkusativ (dich) here. Don't worry, many Germans have problems with the proper use of the Dativ as well...
btw, 猫 が 大好きね! にゃゃゃ~! I like cats as well. (How do you make the ~? Had to pick it from the character table )

 

[dreamer]

ありがとう みな

Now, Grammar-sensei wants to say something about your German:

@dreamer
Germans say "im Forum" ("im" is contracted from "in dem") instead of "auf dem", as an English speaker would say it

OMG could it be that I've finally found someone willing to help me with my german? ^^
Lol sorry If i'm making so much mistakes but I haven't practiced german for almost 2 years

btw, 猫 が 大好きね! にゃゃゃ~! I like cats as well. (How do you make the ~? Had to pick it from the character table )

As for the ~ I simply press Alt GR + ~ keys...
the last one is located in the upper left of your keyboard, (the '2' key)

 

[Lina Inverse]

OMG could it be that I've finally found someone willing to help me with my german? ^^
Lol sorry If i'm making so much mistakes but I haven't practiced german for almost 2 years

Sure, whatever help you need, just ask! ^_^

As for the ~ I simply press Alt GR + ~ keys...
the last one is located in the upper left of your keyboard, (the '2' key)

I know, that's the normal tilde, but I didn't want that - I would need to switch back to German to be able to type it, and then switch back to Japanese again to continue typing
btw, on the German keyboard, it's not where you said, but instead AltGr + "+" (plus key). AltGr + 2 produces a ﾂｲ (square, as in mﾂｲ: square meter). Likewise, AltGr + 3 produces ﾂｳ (cubic).
What I meant is the Japanese ~ (hiragana) or - (katakana) used to indicate long vowels. Anyone knows how to produce them?

 

[Hachiko]

Lina, welcome to the fora. :gohan: