new guy: jeroen pelgrims.

tha_rippa1be

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for so far that i know it i will try to introduce myself in japanese:
konichiwa, watashi wa pelgrims jeroen-san desu
boku wa ju-roku years old desu
boku wa belgium-jin, kapellen-umare desu
-that's as far as it goes till now 😊

translation: for any correction of faults
hello, i'm jeroen pelgrims
i'm 16 years old
i'm from kapellen, belgium

my intrests are: webbuilding, gaming, and japan!
i'm planning to save some money until i'm 25 ant then i will make a trip to japan, and later maybe live there. (hopefully)

for more info, just ask.
i already posted some, and i think this forum is 👍
 
tha_rippa1be said:
boku wa ju-roku years old desu
personally i prefer watashi over boku, but thats just me i guess ^^

anyway, go with "boku wa juu-roku sai desu" since "years old" is english =P
i'm not sure about the ju or juu thing... i've just only seen juu before.. but japanese use of romaji is so flimsy -_- maybe in your version the "-" stretches the u?.. meeeeh....

in any case.. hi ^^ nice to have you..

(btw, i'm not even close to good enough to correct you.. one of the others will come along and fix it in a while ;)
 
Dutch: hey Jeroen welkom en veel plezier op het forum 🙂

Hey mate...welcome and have fun at the forum...!!!! 🙂
 
i noticed that there are a lot of friendly ppl here.
way more then on some other forum's im on.
possibly couse all the ppl here have the same intrest : japan :win:

thx for being so kind everyone 👍
 
Hey Jeroen, welcome to the forum 🙂

A few remarks:
- it's konnichiwa (double n)
- you don't use the suffix -san for your own name, you only use it when you address someone else.
- A Belgian is Berugi-jin in Japanese.
- I think it's better to use "watashi" instaid of "boku" It's more polite I think.

Anyway, have fun!
 
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Welcome man ! you already know more japanese than me !!!!

Enjoy ya self
 
Konnichiwa tha_rippa1be-san!

Welcome and Hajimemashite. yoroshiku ne! 🙂

NANGI
 
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