pk_81 先輩 Joined 31 Jul 2004 Messages 70 Reaction score 2 11 Aug 2004 #1 what does "Nihongo" actually mean?
Brooker Anjin Contributor Joined 10 Apr 2004 Messages 1,398 Reaction score 81 11 Aug 2004 #2 It means "Japanese" but only when referring to the language. "-go" means language. Eigo = English Doitsugo = German Furansugo = French Supaingo = Spanish etc.
It means "Japanese" but only when referring to the language. "-go" means language. Eigo = English Doitsugo = German Furansugo = French Supaingo = Spanish etc.
pk_81 先輩 Joined 31 Jul 2004 Messages 70 Reaction score 2 11 Aug 2004 Thread starter #3 arigato gozaimasu (sp?)
P PaulTB Manga Psychic Joined 22 Jan 2004 Messages 2,265 Reaction score 59 11 Aug 2004 #4 pk_81 said: arigato goziamasu (sp?) Click to expand... Close. arigatou gozaimasu (arigato is probably marginally sort of OK)
pk_81 said: arigato goziamasu (sp?) Click to expand... Close. arigatou gozaimasu (arigato is probably marginally sort of OK)
pk_81 先輩 Joined 31 Jul 2004 Messages 70 Reaction score 2 11 Aug 2004 Thread starter #5 haha I just noticed...I didn't even mean gozIAmasu...I meant gozaimasu but thanks
