'baka' from ranma i think.
what were the first japanese words you heard..??
Started by arashinokoto · 7 Aug 2003 · 211 replies
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ohayo
baka
ja ne
oyasumi
hai
gomen ne
arigatou
baka
ja ne
oyasumi
hai
gomen ne
arigatou
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That's hard to remember, all the ones like
moshi moshi
hai
baka
etc
I do know the first one I learned from jdrama was
Oi
And that is the one word that never gets translated in anime subs over the net, and it drives me crazy.
moshi moshi
hai
baka
etc
I do know the first one I learned from jdrama was
Oi
And that is the one word that never gets translated in anime subs over the net, and it drives me crazy.
domo..
baka..
aishiteru...
arigatou...
sumimasen,.
baka..
aishiteru...
arigatou...
sumimasen,.
Instead - what was the latest Japanese word you've learned?
ƒ~ƒbƒVƒ‡ƒ“ŽÔ - 'mission (kuruma/sha?)' - EITHER automatic OR manual transmission.
Isn't that a useful word?
ƒ~ƒbƒVƒ‡ƒ“ŽÔ - 'mission (kuruma/sha?)' - EITHER automatic OR manual transmission.
Isn't that a useful word?
The last thing I learned was ‹C‰·@‚Æ@‘̉·@the first is ‚«‚¨‚ñ@outside temperture
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The second is body temperture ‚½‚¢‚¨‚ñ@The kanji aids for temperture are ki@plus water day and plate (if that helps)
for body temperture you substitute karada (body) ‘Ì for temperture - (although the reading is really tai) That makes so much sense.
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The second is body temperture ‚½‚¢‚¨‚ñ@The kanji aids for temperture are ki@plus water day and plate (if that helps)
for body temperture you substitute karada (body) ‘Ì for temperture - (although the reading is really tai) That makes so much sense.
hmmm..let see..
‚¨‚Á‚Ï‚¢(oppai) :beaten:
‚±‚Ì‚â‚낤II(konoyarou) :angry:
‚©‚Á‚¯[II(kakkee)=ŠiD‚¢‚¢I(kakkou ii) :love_eyes:
‚Þ‚¸‚¢!!(muzui)=“‚¢!!(muzukashii) :sweat:
‚¹‚ñ‚Å‚¢‚¢(sen de ii)=‚µ‚È‚‚Ä‚à‚¢‚¢(shinakutemo ii)
this one is my favourite..
‚È‚ñ‚Æ‚©‚È‚é!!-nantoka naru... :mrgreen:
‚¨‚Á‚Ï‚¢(oppai) :beaten:
‚±‚Ì‚â‚낤II(konoyarou) :angry:
‚©‚Á‚¯[II(kakkee)=ŠiD‚¢‚¢I(kakkou ii) :love_eyes:
‚Þ‚¸‚¢!!(muzui)=“‚¢!!(muzukashii) :sweat:
‚¹‚ñ‚Å‚¢‚¢(sen de ii)=‚µ‚È‚‚Ä‚à‚¢‚¢(shinakutemo ii)
this one is my favourite..
‚È‚ñ‚Æ‚©‚È‚é!!-nantoka naru... :mrgreen:
ichiban
Here are some of the first Japanese words I've heard of:
- Hai
- Sumimasen
- Arigato
- Sayonara
- Konnichiwa
- Baka
- Domo
- Hai
- Sumimasen
- Arigato
- Sayonara
- Konnichiwa
- Baka
- Domo
The First Word I heard was:
Hai it always stuck with me due to the way it sounds..
Other words are
arigato
Ohayou
Arigatou-gozaimasu
I wish that Pbs here in the U.S. would Bring back Fuji Tv.. and this other Japanese Drama show.. I thought it was very interesting.
Hai it always stuck with me due to the way it sounds..
Other words are
arigato
Ohayou
Arigatou-gozaimasu
I wish that Pbs here in the U.S. would Bring back Fuji Tv.. and this other Japanese Drama show.. I thought it was very interesting.
Hai
arigato gozaimasu
sayonara
konnichiwa
those simple-dimple word
arigato gozaimasu
sayonara
konnichiwa
those simple-dimple word
zaza_tk87 wrote:Hai
arigato gozaimasu
sayonara
konnichiwa
those simple-dimple word
Thats true..
I never knew konnichiwa.. well I never heard it spoken
SubaruWRX wrote:Thats true..WOW! :google: That's like the first word that's taught in any language. hello, konnichiwa, boujour, boujourno, hola, hou-ma, whazzzz-ap, they are pretty much universal.
I never knew konnichiwa.. well I never heard it spoken
niko2x wrote:WOW! :google: That's like the first word that's taught in any language. hello, konnichiwa, boujour, boujourno, hola, hou-ma, whazzzz-ap, they are pretty much universal.
That is pretty "mezurashii"
Hey I'm still learning :applaud:
SubaruWRX wrote:Hey I'm still learning :applaud:
That's good! Don't give up!
Irasshaimase.
hummm..
- "kawaiikunai yo "
- "nanchatte! "
- " fuzakenna~"
^_^;
- "kawaiikunai yo "
- "nanchatte! "
- " fuzakenna~"
^_^;
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