Japanese Language Lessons!

22 Aug 2006, 03:45 #161

dochira wrote:
Don't you know that reading is knowing. And knowing is half the battle. :hehe:

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22 Aug 2006, 05:03 #162

kokuou wrote:
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I can hear the tones that accompanies this. :hehe:

I was thinking more of GI Joe:
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I promise to come up with a Japanese language question to make up for this. :bow:

22 Aug 2006, 08:21 #163

I'm having fun learning with the Pimsleur CD's. My only problem is I don't have anyone to practice speaking with. That's what I need - regular face-t-face practice with someone who is fluent. I know lots of Japanese people through my job, but unfortunately they are all in Japan :( I have yet to find any local Japanese lessons I could attend.

22 Aug 2006, 08:28 #164

Anime Dad wrote:I'm having fun learning with the Pimsleur CD's. My only problem is I don't have anyone to practice speaking with. That's what I need - regular face-t-face practice with someone who is fluent. I know lots of Japanese people through my job, but unfortunately they are all in Japan :( I have yet to find any local Japanese lessons I could attend.

Well, there's gotta be stacks of Japanese in Sydney. Are you far from Sydney? I've been there a few times ... really enjoyed it.

22 Aug 2006, 08:36 #165

I know there are lots of people doing online lessons these days. With just a microphone or with a web cam too. Sometimes it costs a lot. Like š said, there are a lots of Japanese in Australia, there must be someone giving lessons for cheap.

http://www.goodjapanese.com

http://www.jp-lesson.jp

22 Aug 2006, 09:22 #166

I'm sure there are too. But, my problem is that I work in Sydney (south) and live an hour's drive south of my office. So while I could probably find someone in Sydney, the amount of time it would take makes it difficult to do, especially since my office hours are already long and I have a family at home to consider :)

Anyhow, the hour's drive is good for studying by audio CD :)

22 Aug 2006, 18:06 #167

So I just started school this week, and I'm excited about my Japanese class! JPN 102 at a local community college (my favorite subject ^^)

Anyone else taking Japanese this semester?

22 Aug 2006, 18:17 #168

Wesu wrote:So I just started school this week, and I'm excited about my Japanese class! JPN 102 at a local community college (my favorite subject ^^)

Anyone else taking Japanese this semester?

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23 Aug 2006, 08:13 #169

Anime Dad wrote:I'm sure there are too. But, my problem is that I work in Sydney (south) and live an hour's drive south of my office. So while I could probably find someone in Sydney, the amount of time it would take makes it difficult to do, especially since my office hours are already long and I have a family at home to consider :)

Anyhow, the hour's drive is good for studying by audio CD :)

I see. In this case, voice chat is probably the answer. I know there was a software that was kind of like msn messenger, but only for voice. You could chat on different subject like Mirc and it was free. Forgot the name though.=T

23 Aug 2006, 10:02 #170

I think you mean Skype :) I have Skype. I guess I could find someone on Skype who wants to chat in Japanese/English.

I'm not giving up though! I want to go to Japan one day, and I want to be able to speak at least a little before I go (Still hoping my boss will send me there on business)

24 Aug 2006, 03:00 #171

There is skype, but in this case it wasn't it.

Found it: http://www.paltalk.com/ :)

15 Sep 2006, 06:42 #172

hi guys. i daresay this has been asked a million times, but basically i've been teaching myself (as there are no classes locally :( ) japanese and i've been doing so for about 6 months now using this beginners book. i've almost finished it and can then move on to the next one. of course it comes with a cd that helps with saying it correctly but i really need someone to talk to and interact with.
does anyone have any suggestions around this? other than going up to random tourists and freaking them out lol
i'm about to learning reading and writing japanese script too just to help so i can read stuff of the net.
thanks!

18 Sep 2006, 10:48 #173

Besides the previous links, none. A lot of people will do it online, but for a fee. ... and you're not sure if they're qualified or not.

13 Oct 2006, 09:44 #174

A wiki page on how to type like a gal. (Gyaru-moji ƒMƒƒƒ‹•¶Žš )

Sounds complicated:

Instead of writing ‚© (ka) you need to type: ¶TE¶˜¤E¶RE¶`E¶Uy‚ªz :nut:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gyaru-moji

25 Oct 2006, 21:21 #175

hello ..

anyone can state the meaning or the use of 'de'??

thanks

25 Oct 2006, 23:37 #176

naomi14 wrote:hello ..

anyone can state the meaning or the use of 'de'??

thanks

de is like saying at.
if say something happened somewhere or you went somewhere or something it would be like de.
say Tokyo de
so its a bit like saying at tokyo..
um, er i hope thats right haha

30 Oct 2006, 16:21 #177

hehe .. by the way ..
thanks for explaining ..
hekhek..
:dancing:

5 Nov 2006, 01:19 #178

my friends attended jap lessons there and they said the teachers were good...here's the webby for more info: http://bunkalang.com/

5 Nov 2006, 01:25 #179

my friends attended jap lessons there and they said the teachers were good...here's the webby for more info: http://bunkalang.com/

ano ,, avoid using the word 'jap' in abbreviating the word Japanese ,,

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i have a CD ,, you can learn Japanese there ,, the title is Learn to Speak Japanese ,, hehehe

5 Nov 2006, 01:33 #180

ahhh gomenasai! :bonk:

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