what were the first japanese words you heard..??

SubaruWRX wrote: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.

Was Fuji TV the educational show on PBS with this half-Japanese host who was really cool and exagerrated on the pronounciation? That show was really awesome.. and the host was pretty funny, too.

The first words I used when I went into a Japanese Food mart was "Arigatou" And "Ramune" But Ramune was a drink but the guy knew what I said lol took 3 Min to prononce the word right :) I still Vist the store :) The guy knows who I'am now :) I always pick up some Pocky and Ramune or green tea. Pocky does not last long :( I eat it all before I can get home :mrgreen:

YATAA... I HEARD IT A LOT OF TIME WHEN I WATCHED DRAGONBALL A LONG TIME AGO

boltar wrote:

Was Fuji TV the educational show on PBS with this half-Japanese host who was really cool and exagerrated on the pronounciation? That show was really awesome.. and the host was pretty funny, too.

I think so... It's been like 2-3 years since I seen it on Pbs.. and I'm Pissed.. They had a mix of everything.. like Dramas & Game shows..

I looked at Direct Tv's line up and nothing good their :(

the first japanese i heard was "sayonara".

no,it wasn't a childhood sweetheart who shifted away,hence saying sayonara.

when i was in kindergarten,i was thought the "sayonara" song.
everytime when the class ended for the day,we had to sing this "sayonara" song....which i have totally forgotten about it!
oh how i wish i remembered it now....

Tekanan wrote:when i was in kindergarten,i was thought the "sayonara" song.
everytime when the class ended for the day,we had to sing this "sayonara" song....which i have totally forgotten about it!
oh how i wish i remembered it now....

they have JPN classes in malaysia for kindergardeners?

my ones were

arigatou, konnichi wa and sayounara as far as I remember

Konnichiwa and saiunara ....if spelling is wrong i am verry sorry!!! but good afternoon and good buy

Arigatou, Baka! teme! konnoyarou~! Daisuki! :victory:

nani :hehe:

Baka

Moshimoshi. It's from that very old commercial with kids that they once aired in Philippines.

Saito_Hajime wrote:Baka

me too. :say_yes:

krim wrote:

me too. :say_yes:

Did someone say that and it was that directed to you? :hehe: :victory: I just heard that word from an anime called Crayon Shin Chan when I was like 11-12 years old, that was also the first time I have watched a subtitled Japanese anime :mrgreen:

Konnichiwa, Baka, Aho, Sushi* :hehe: * Kuso, Omae, Kisama :hehe:
Ueto Aya :victory:

K.T.Tran wrote:Ueto Aya :victory:

:lol: That's a fine word there :say_yes: :hehe:

Saito_Hajime wrote:

:lol: That's a fine word there :say_yes: :hehe:

desu yo ne :hehe: :mrgreen:
It definately has great meaning in my life :woot: :woot: :dancing: :dancing: :victory:

K.T.Tran wrote:

desu yo ne :hehe: :mrgreen:
It definately has great meaning in my life :woot: :woot: :dancing: :dancing: :victory:

Yeah, it is greatly seen on avatar and sig file, and your dedication to provide pics and infos of her in her thread :D

‚ ‚肪‚Æ‚¤ & ‚±‚ñ‚É‚¿‚Í were the first 2 I heard (thank you & good day)

konnichiwa, baka, arigatou, nani