Sentence Correction and Translation

[Iwark]

Saiaku literally means "the worst" whereas saitei literally means "the lowest".
I often hear saitei used when referring to someone or something underhanded, like in "Man, that was low!" (Omae, saitei datta zo.)
I think that if you want to say that a game was the worst of all time, saiaku would be better, unless there's another nuance that you want to add.

☝ naruhodo. arigatou gozaimasu.

 

[Tomii515]

I could tell you. However I don't like to waste my time so I would like to know, and see demonstrated, that you are actually trying to learn Japanese in a sensible fashion.

I would just like to say that was very rude of you to say. At least, if you said that to me, I would have taken it as a rude comment. Why didn't you just correct the sentence, and he wanted to, explain what you did, or say nothing at all -_-

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I don't know how you would correct those sentences, sorry

 

[PaulTB]

I would just like to say that was very rude of you to say. Atleast, if yousaid that to me, I would have taken it as a rude comment. Why didn't you just correct the sentence, and he wanted to, explain what you did, or say nothign at all -_-

Iwark's got a 'track record' at another forum (from which he was eventually banned). In fact IIRC he might have been banned from another forum before that.

If he has changed his habits then I'm quite willing to let bygones be bygones but until then he's only getting half-answers from me.

 

[Elizabeth]

Tomii,

E ? And speaking of rude postings.....in my opinion you've frankly irritated enough other members in the past to have forfeited the right to criticize anyone else on this point.

 

[Iwark]

Iwark's got a 'track record' at another forum (from which he was eventually banned). In fact IIRC he might have been banned from another forum before that.
If he has changed his habits then I'm quite willing to let bygones be bygones but until then he's only getting half-answers from me.

The form I've been banned on was www.thejapanesepage.com. If you are the member of this forum, please tell paul or richvh that I'm not here for fustration or arguing. I here for improving my nihongo.
And what is "track record"?

 

[PaulTB]

And what is "track record"?

前科ってはちょっと大げさですけど、もっと穏やかな言葉はないでしょうか。

I'm not here for frustration or arguing. I here for improving my nihongo.

たしかに前にかなで文章を書いたことがあります。いまはどうしてもローマ字しか打てないのですか。個人的にはローマ字は真面目に勉強するような感じがしません。

 

[Iwark]

Here is the next sentence:

Dai 1 bun: Right now, I can't be alte to make a new thread=ima koso wa atarashii no sure wo tsukurenai.

If there is a mistake let me know.

 

[PaulTB]

Here is the next sentence:
Dai 1 bun: Right now, I can't be alte to make a new thread=ima koso wa atarashii no sure wo tsukurenai.
If there is a mistake let me know.

「いまこそ」ってふさわしくないです。「今こそ」は重 要でドラマチックな場面で使われているんです。たとえ ば、"Now is the time to strike!" 「今こそ襲撃するときです!」とか。

 

[undrentide]

Right now = For the time being
という意味だったら、「今のところは」「当面は」「し ばらくは」「今はまだ」がいいと思います。

 

[Elizabeth]

Here is the next sentence:
Dai 1 bun: Right now, I can't be alte to make a new thread=ima koso wa atarashii no sure wo tsukurenai.
If there is a mistake let me know.

I don't know exactly what you're trying to say in English, but anyway, "no" isn't necessary between atarashii and the noun it modifies.

 

[Iwark]

「いまこそ」ってふさわしくないです。「今こそ」は重要でドラマチックな場面で使われているんです。たとえば、"Now is the time to strike!" 「今こそ襲撃するときです!」とか。

Ja, nani ga fusawashii desu ka?

 

[PaulTB]

Ja, nani ga fusawashii desu ka?

undrentideさんの案がいいと思います。

 

[Iwark]

undrentideさんの案がいいと思います。

The plan of undrentide is good. ittai doiukoto?

 

[PaulTB]

The plan of undrentide is good. ittai doiukoto?

案 【あん】 (1) plan; draft; (2) thought; idea; (3) (suf) suffix meaning draft (draught)

 

[Iwark]

Here is the sentences:

dai 1 bun: kore wa maboroshii na no ka?
Sentence 1(English): Am I seeing things?

dai 2 bun: One piece wa hontou koko ni iru no ka?
Sentence 2(English):Is One Piece really here?

In japan, you say "kore wa maboroshii ka?", while in the US you say " Am I seeing things?". Why is that?