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Post by Konnyaku on Jan 27, 2006 21:15:43 GMT 6
Let's learn japanese together! I thought of starting this thread and we all have to contribute a japanese word and then we can all learn it together!
Just type the word *or phrase*, it can mean anythg, and give the meaning as well!
Ok ok, since I started it.. I'll contribute first! As my favourite chibi of Tenipuri always says:
[glow=red,2,300]Mada mada dane[/glow]
Not yet, not quite there yet, not enough.
I think its a bit insulting, after seeing the reactions on his senpais faces after Ryoma says his catch phrase.
Anyway, I provided a word and a phrase. Next please!
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Post by KentangTaichou on Feb 2, 2006 10:38:00 GMT 6
Let me fill up this thread, here goes: [glow=red,2,300]"Kyo wa moku-yoobi desu! YEAH!!"[/glow] Meaning: "Today is Thursday! YEAH!!"
Stranger: "Doushita no?"  Me: "Hisashi-san no tanjoudi desu yo!!" Stranger: : "GLAY no Hisashi-san ka???"  Me: "Haiiiii!!!" Stranger: "WAH! OMEDETOU HISASHI-SAMA!!" ;D |
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Post by wasabe on Feb 2, 2006 14:05:27 GMT 6
A word a day or more ?
k due to my limited jap. vocab ... i'll contribute werds tat i know ( v. limited )
Midori ... Green
Kuro ... Black
Honki ... Serious
Kawaai ... cute
Kowaai ... Scary
baka ... stupid
ne~e ... okay
if wateva i post here is wrong ... gomen ne ...
u may correct it fer me ...
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Post by takoyaki on Feb 12, 2006 11:18:27 GMT 6
dis is the only jap sentence i noe of
"sukerete, myo benkyo dekimasen!"
"im so tired, i cant think any more"
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Post by Konnyaku on Feb 12, 2006 15:41:05 GMT 6
benkyo, my dear, means study...
can it be used to mean think??
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Post by oreocheesecake on Feb 12, 2006 15:52:38 GMT 6
Maybe it means, 'I can't study anymore' tak?
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Post by Konnyaku on Feb 12, 2006 17:10:00 GMT 6
yea.. that is wat it means...
Just wanted to know if benkyo can be used to say 'think'. hahaxx~
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Post by takoyaki on Feb 13, 2006 7:31:23 GMT 6
......donno??
i look it up at this book dat mahera brought to sch one of those schin days.....
i was feelin like dat dat i cud remember the sentence clearly....
the point is...i donno...
btw, how to say i donno in jap??
anyone knows how to say i donno??
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Post by KentangTaichou on Feb 13, 2006 21:17:19 GMT 6
"Shiranai" >> "I donno"
Example from "Nobody Knows", jap. mov tat we watched at Black's, remember?
Akira asked Kyoko where did Shigure go after he bought instant noodle for him:
Akira: "Shigure wa doko?"
Kyoko: "Shiranai"
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Post by oreocheesecake on Feb 14, 2006 9:16:18 GMT 6
Alternatively, you can use, "wakarimasen" or "wakaranai".
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Post by takoyaki on Feb 14, 2006 22:27:24 GMT 6
ouh...
den how to say i donno how to say jap?
wakarimasen nihonngo wat the bloody hell??
hehehee..help the helpless me help me.....
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Post by Konnyaku on Feb 14, 2006 22:52:54 GMT 6
nihonggo ga wakarimasen deshita.
or if u wanna say "can you speak *understand* english?"
eigo ga wakarimashita?
If you forget that phrase, just go with the normal "CAN YOU SPEAKA ENGLISHA?" *with enthusiastic facial expressions*
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Post by KentangTaichou on Feb 15, 2006 13:53:35 GMT 6
nihonggo ga wakarimasen deshita. If you say this that means u donno jap. last time, now you know. so you say: nihonggo ga wakarimasen desu. ---------->>> HAHA! "Wakarimasen nihonggo" also can lah!! You just say that in their face, they sure know one you cant speak japanese. |
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Post by oreocheesecake on Feb 15, 2006 16:46:08 GMT 6
LOL.. True true..
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Post by +||Antares||+ on Mar 17, 2006 16:22:01 GMT 6
"Ei-go de hanashite kudasai."
Please speak English.
hmm... in case someone mistakes you for a japanese?? lol...
"Issho ni ikimashou ka?"
Shall we go together?
Festibaru made issho ni ikimashou ka?
I duno if that's right... heh;;
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