Japanese (and other international) pen pals

Started by Helene · 11 Nov 2004 · 191 replies

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25 Aug 2005, 09:14 #41
eddiewouldgo wrote:find japanese lanaguage practice partner at this excellent site at www.xlingo.com


Thanks eddiewouldgo! :say_thanx: Have you tried it yet? :)
28 Aug 2005, 08:33 #42
Hajimemashite. Watashi wa Ivy desu. Dozo yoroshiku.

I am new here. Really surprised knowing there are so many people in Europe are also learning japanese and love japanese stuff. I thought only Asians are crazy about it. :hehe:

Need to know is there anyone planning to take a short-term class in Japan??
1 Sep 2005, 16:41 #43
lastsamurai wrote:Hajimemashite. Watashi wa Ivy desu. Dozo yoroshiku.

I am new here. Really surprised knowing there are so many people in Europe are also learning japanese and love japanese stuff. I thought only Asians are crazy about it. :hehe:

Need to know is there anyone planning to take a short-term class in Japan??


yeah, guess people of all races and all over are learning Japanese and intrigued by their culture. I am one of them, and but i am asian.

thought of taking a short-term class in Japanese, but decided not to right now. trying to learn on my own from books on Japanese for now.
26 Sep 2005, 17:10 · edited #44
...obsolete
26 Sep 2005, 17:39 #45
akidd_yo wrote:
and the girl featuring the avatar: who is it?*
or is that you.

*i am new to japanese entertainment.

Here, usually the guys post pics of their fav Jent chicks and vice versa. :)
26 Sep 2005, 20:07 · edited #46
have read the thread. (edit) have changed my advert text a few times. now it is very informative (i hope).

just saying: do not copy & paste, write individual replies, even the initiative one. some people write "annoying"information, in a few cases they might not know, and need a hint.
23 Oct 2005, 16:42 #47
the result of trying various penpal sites:
i have taken down my websites/email accounts.
3 Nov 2005, 03:47 #48
I have a question : can someone here tell me the meaning of these two japanese words : " sukebe " and " fuhasu " ? thanx !
3 Nov 2005, 04:12 #49
[sukebe] (adj-na,n) lewdness/lewd person/lecher


[fuhatsu] (n) misfire/(P)

hope those are right.
3 Nov 2005, 04:20 #50
Helene wrote:I have a question : can someone here tell me the meaning of these two japanese words : " sukebe " and " fuhasu " ? thanx !

This is probably the wrong thread to ask this question. :sweat:




Here's a Japanese language link with dictionaries and other good stuff: http://www.csse.monash.edu.au/~jwb/wwwjdic.html :)
4 Nov 2005, 04:28 #51
thank you for the translation and the link !
4 Nov 2005, 04:33 #52
Helene wrote:thank you for the translation and the link !

Hope you find the link useful. :)
5 Nov 2005, 17:47 · edited #53
what about posting my advert text (within this thread)?
it has become somehow very informative.
...however the site is temporarily closed for maintenance.
7 Nov 2005, 03:52 #54
bmwracer wrote:
Hope you find the link useful. :)

Yes it's very useful ! thank you so much , you're adorable ! :muack:
7 Nov 2005, 06:54 #55
akidd_yo wrote:what about posting my advert text (within this thread)? it is the result of many trials, and now i like it, and it is very informative. however, i fear it might be annoying, because it is suggestive (somehow ***vish, but not too much).

i know* a few details are not formulated out perfectly, however, i like people to know about which clothing i use to wear.

*and you don't, because i have not yet posted the text here.
however, i can take advice...


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7 Nov 2005, 16:52 · edited #56
kokuou wrote:

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i am seeking advice: :doh: how to write an advert.
...probably some one wants to know :woot:
7 Nov 2005, 18:40 #57
akidd_yo wrote:i am seeking advice: :doh: how to write an advert (penpal sites). the goal: to get a reply. difficult to understand?


It may be just me, but the above message that I commented "?" to was very difficult to read (i.e., I couldn't understand your English), so that's why I said that.
Now, I'm not saying your English is horrible, but I think that it would be difficult to convey your message (or advert) to the reader unless you are going to either write it in English that is easier to understand, or write it in your native language.

akidd_yo wrote:
in short, its just: what about posting my advert text within this thread?
i already know: i have a mania to explain things*

*nobody has asked for and nobody wants to know. :woot:


Sure, nobody's stopping you, and that is within the topic of this thread, but I wouldn't expect that many replies if you are looking for a Japanese pen-pal.

HTH,

‘‰¤š
7 Nov 2005, 19:09 · edited #58
kokuou wrote:

Sure, nobody's stopping you, and that is within the topic of this thread, but I wouldn't expect that many replies if you are looking for a Japanese pen-pal.

HTH,

‘‰¤š

write short sentence english.
i try so hard to write serious sentences.
20 Nov 2005, 20:29 #59
akidd_yo wrote:
write short sentence english.
i try so hard to write serious sentences.

We understand that however, please post messages that have substance.
Don't post just to practice English or whatever it is you maybe doing (thinking aloud, was it?). That's what ("old fashioned") handwritten, composition book journals are for. Write your thoughts and practice in there.
17 Dec 2005, 17:52 #60
well sorry about writing substanceless. i tried numerous times writing to ?japanese? people. at an irish penpal site, a few(15 in number) girls wrote to me...once i wrote this "a few rats are neccessary". she has not replied again, even if i was in hope she likes rats, spiders, halloween and harry potter.

now i do not try anymore at these japanese penpal sites. i think its just not the right thing for me. i wrote short sentence, nothing unusual like above. no reply. well i do not have feelings of little worth. so either i make something wrong, or its the wrong people. guess they are not representative. my assumption is that in the country, (different) social groups do not/can not freely interchange. means, they even can not reply to me.

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