Konnichiwa! sweetncute135 desu. Hajimemashite douzo yoroshiku!

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sweetncute135

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Hi everyone!
I'm new to this forum. I've been looking for a place where I could meet people who are interested in the Japanese language and culture, YATTA!!! I've found it ^.^
My real name is Kelin, female by the way, and I'm 22 years old. I live in Canada, province of Quebec, and I have been learning Japanese by myself on and off for about 3 years. I started taking some online courses. I have so much to learn.
My hobbies include anime, music, DDR (Dance Dance Revolution), playing the piano, learning about other languages and cultures and anything fun heehee.

I hope to travel to Japan one day, maybe even live there and teach ^_^
I hope to meet some new and interesting friends here.
dewa mata,
~ Sweetncute135~

 

Grandpa Frank

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And A Big Welcome To....

another Canadian member, we have several! Don't be surprised if it takes a while for people to say HI. Our
members are from all over the world and some of the hard working ones can only get on nights & weekends!
You'll find plenty of info on the Japanese language
on this Forum & links to lots of other teaching sites in
the old posts. Feel free to ask questions and the search feature up top is great for finding older info. ENJOY !!

Frank

 

RockLee

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Hey Hey!!

Hey there sweetncute135 ...Hajimemashite and welcome on the forum!! I'm one of the -still studying ppl-...not everybody here works Frank ....Enjoy your stay and I hope you will have fun in the time you're here !!

 

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sweetncute135

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Thank you for the warm welcome RockLee (<--I think he's cool btw ^^) and Frank D. White.
I'm going to have fun here ^^ i love them smilieys heehee
Hey, I'm a hard-working person but i have time type up and say hi ^.^
ok well maybe not THAT busy right now...but...
I may be a little slow when getting into gear for things that don't revolve around Japan but, you know..still busy ^^()()()()()() ahem...
anyway
thanks, and I'll post as often as I can
dewa mata
~Sweetncute135~

 

Lina Inverse

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Hi there sweetie! Have fun and enjoy your stay!

 

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NANGI

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Konnichiwa Sweetncute135-san!

Hi Kelin, welcome and Hajimemashite. Please enjoy the forum!

NANGI

 

Hachiko

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sweetncute135, welcome to the fora!

 

dreamer

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Welcome Swettncute135 and enjoy your stay in the forum

 

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sweetncute135

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Thank you for your kind welcome

I'll be sure to post as often as I can

Jaa nee

 

Golgo_13

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Sweet "N" Cute -chan,

Welcome to the forum! Koko de min'na to nakayoku Nihon no koto o naraimashou.

 

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sweetncute135

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Arigato Golgo_13 shikashi...:?
etto...
Gomen nasai. nakayoku wa nani desu ka ☝
I understood the sentence regardless, but i just want to know what it means ^^
Naka means inside or in, but nakayoku :?
Heehee

I have so much to learn

Jaa ne

 

Golgo_13

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sweetncute135 said:

Arigato Golgo_13 shikashi...:?
etto...
Gomen nasai. nakayoku wa nani desu ka ☝
I understood the sentence regardless, but i just want to know what it means ^^
Naka means inside or in, but nakayoku :?
Heehee

I have so much to learn

Jaa ne

Click to expand...

Naka can also mean "relationship" between people. Yoi or Yoku is "good", so "nakayoku" roughly means "friendly", "amiacably", "cordially", etc. Capische?

But you understand the rest?

 

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sweetncute135

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Golgo_13 said:

Naka can also mean "relationship" between people. Yoi or Yoku is "good", so "nakayoku" roughly means "friendly", "amiacably", "cordially", etc. Capische?

But you understand the rest?

Click to expand...

☝ souka nakayoru = friendly
HAI wakarimasu
Thanks for explaining

dewa mata

 

Golgo_13

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Be sure that's "nakayoku" with a "k" right?

 

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sweetncute135

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hai hai nakayoku with a "K"
little typo, it's all good now heehee

jaa ne

 

Golgo_13

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Sorejaa matane !

 

jeisan

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hiya kelin and welcome, have fun!

 

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sweetncute135

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Hai hai!
I sure will

 

duff_o_josh

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hello fellow canuck!

 

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sweetncute135

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Hiyo ^^
You're from BC eh? That's good eh?
I was born in Montreal, QC. I moved north to Laval last year.
Good to meet you and thanks for the welcome eh?

Ok, I don't really talk like that Some canadian humour for ya ^_^

I've replaced most of the "eh"s to "ne"s now hehehe

what did I just do anyway

Hiyo ^^
You're from BC eh? That's good eh?
I was born in Montreal, QC. I moved north to Laval last year.
Good to meet you and thanks for the welcome eh?

Ok, I don't really talk like that Some canadian humour for ya ^_^

I've replaced most of the "eh"s to "ne"s now hehehe

~Sweetncute135~