doinkies said:
可愛い is how you write the word かわいい (cute) in kanji. I guess it's ateji?
Anyway, basically KrazyKat said that he thinks doinks are super cute, and thanked doinkies for answering his questions.
You like doinkies? Heh.
How long should I study each day doinkies? Currently I'm studying 9 hours, but most of it consists of reading conversational japanese, studying here, asking questions here, and reading stuff on websites.
For example, "Let's eat! and "lets go! mashou~ let's do (something)
Ikimashou. (Let's go.)
Watashi ga hakobimashou. I'll carry this for you.
This is used in a different manner;
Awesome. So easy.
I don't see why it's so hard for people.As in English, this is also used to mean "I'll do (something) for you / Let me do (something) for you," as in:
Good luck with your studies.
あなたの勉強
Your study...is what that means.
It's not complete. Not sure with the conjunction "with"
I suppose katta.
Katta is informal speech to mean "before" or something like that. I see it alot.
~nai is negative informal. It's also used a lot
Also, when you have an adjective to conjugate, you drop the "i" and add "ku"
I hope to conjugate adjectives soon.
Wonder what level that is at?
