Japanese (and other international) pen pals

Started by Helene · 11 Nov 2004 · 191 replies

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25 Nov 2004, 11:04 #21
Watashi wa Chris desu. Hajimemashite. :woot:
Correct? :woot:
25 Nov 2004, 22:32 #22
Tadashii ja nai! (not correct).

It is correct, but you sound to more like a foreginer.

(Male) Boku wa Chris.
(Female) Atashi wa Chris.
25 Nov 2004, 23:04 #23
karsh whas with the chick from battle royal?
anyway i am bored, SOMEONE SAVE ME! :bonk:
26 Nov 2004, 00:29 #24
Watashi wa Furansujin desu.
Anata wa ?


Yes Helene I'm really too humble... maybe my Nihonjin side ? Who knows ?

:bow: :bow: :bow:

Karsh, is it correct ?: Boku Romantic desu.
Boku humble desu.

Sorry I only had 2 japanese courses. I have started 2 weeks ago.

I can't pronounce the japanese "U", too hard...
26 Nov 2004, 03:52 #25
Ton côté Japonais , tu dis ?? :beatyou: T'es aussi Francais que moi ! :crazy:
Ahh , ces jeunes ... :hehe:

Je me suis posée la question suivante : on est combien de Frenchies sur ce forum ? Toi et moi et ... c'est tout ?? :grumble:

watashi wa Nihon ga suki desu !
:sweat: :sweat: :sweat: :sweat:
C'est trop dur le Japonais :doh:
26 Nov 2004, 05:16 #26
Helene wrote:Ton côté Japonais , tu dis ?? :beatyou: T'es aussi Francais que moi ! :crazy:
Ahh , ces jeunes ... :hehe:

Je me suis posée la question suivante : on est combien de Frenchies sur ce forum ? Toi et moi et ... c'est tout ?? :grumble:

watashi wa Nihon ga suki desu !
:sweat: :sweat: :sweat: :sweat:
C'est trop dur le Japonais :doh:


We are 2 frenchies, 2 frog-eaters. There is another one fan of L'arc-en-ciel, but he is not a very active member.


Be ready for Christmas and the new year everybody ! Party time is coming soon :woot: :mrgreen:
26 Nov 2004, 07:41 #27
.........xavier u started your japanese courses before me???? :angry:
i start in january! :mrgreen:
whas with the frenchies anyway, strange europeans and their strange ways....... :shakehead:
28 Nov 2004, 02:37 #28
xavio , Quels artistes Japonais aimes tu , toi ?

I am NOT a frog eater ! :mrgreen:
5 Dec 2004, 17:55 #29
eightysix wrote:Check this topic:

http://jdorama.com/viewtopic.5899.htm


Thanks 86. Been a while since I had time to full on moderate the forum. Doing a little forum clean up tonight because I noticed it's been getting a little messy. :sweat:

Merging with the above mentioned topic.
13 May 2005, 09:30 #30
lol why is it they email you for awhile like a few weeks, and then poof they are gone?
14 May 2005, 20:14 #33
heh thanks for merging my thread.
31 May 2005, 10:24 #34
Valentin1402 wrote:Hi,
Here is a website that helps to find penpals to practice foreign languages :
www.sharedtalk.com
It's an online and free language exchange community.

Valentin You opened two new threads with the same subject. I moved them accordingly. Anymore threads of the same content will be deleted. :D

Next time, please.....


READ THE ANNOUNCEMENT BEFORE POSTING A NEW TOPIC!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Thank you and have a nice day. :)

*edit* you've just proved yourself as a spammer in my book. Any new threads you create will now be deleted, as have all of your previous posts! (Which all said the same thing) :D
27 Jun 2005, 20:12 #35
does having a penpal actual help in terms of learning the language because writing to someone in a language you dont kno isnt that hard you just have to take your time and its quite easy to type especially with online dictionaries and translation software tools so what exactly are the advantages.

was just wondering :metaldevil:

i kno i probably sound like an idiot to those who have had penpal but hey i dont really get the whole thing :bonk:
28 Jun 2005, 02:19 #36
dictionaries and translation software don't always get what you want through.. it's all literal there. having a penpal reinforces your studies of the language by giving you an opportunity to use the language much more frequently than you would if say.. you were just learning the language during your free time. penpals also are great for teaching you popular words and phrases which probably aren't found in any dictionary or translation software. also most translation software will translate directly into kanji whereever possible. what's the fun in writing what you can't read? :beatyou: try taking yourself away from using shortcuts like translation software. dictionaries are fine since these are things even native speakers will need and use. penpals also expose you to their culture more. helpful if you plan to visit one day. writing helps.. trust me. i've already started to forget katakana because i almost never use it anymore. and there's nobody to speak japanese to after i went to college so my vocabulary sucks too. frequent use will never hurt.
28 Jun 2005, 14:45 #37
hey everyone! :dancing:

i'm looking for a penpal too that is from japan or philippines. can anyone help thanx! bye! peace out! :victory:
9 Aug 2005, 09:32 #38
SubaruWRX wrote:lol why is it they email you for awhile like a few weeks, and then poof they are gone?


not sure if i can revive this thread, but....
i think having pen pals from Japan and maintaining them as pen pals takes effort and patience. One thing i am learning is that it can be challenging keeping them as consistant pen pals. Email a bunch and maybe a few will remain your solid pen pals, after time. It is also good if you can chat with some of them through instant messenging, but the challenge is not only the language barrier and taking a chance in chatting online, but the time difference as well. :bonk:
17 Aug 2005, 23:52 #39
yeah I started off with 4 and now I just have 1.
25 Aug 2005, 09:02 #40
find japanese lanaguage practice partner at this excellent site at www.xlingo.com

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