How Do You Write ____ In Japanese?

Started by endless_sorrow · 7 Jun 2003 · 114 replies

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9 Jun 2003, 17:37 #21
arashinokoto wrote:“¹‚Ђ©‚é da... hey michi that's michi hikaru.. is it your real name.. it's nice..


lol not really... michi hikaru is just my nickname... :P
9 Jun 2003, 17:42 #22
Genma wrote:
Michi wrote:can someone write Michi Hikaru in japanese? :rolleyes: onegai...


There can be many possibilities..
Here's one.. ”ü’qƒqƒJƒ‹

Wrote "Hikaru" in Katakana, same as Utada Hikaru.


thanks Genma. wats the different betweeen katakana and hiragana?? and wat is katakana and hiragana?? sorry im really stupid with all this thing >_<

and how come when i copy it, it will turn into boxes? :rolleyes:
9 Jun 2003, 17:44 #23
100aw wrote:Λ=Hikaru
–¢’mA“¹A”ü’mA”ü’q=Michi

There are quite a lot of different ways of writing Michi. You may choose the one that you like.


hi 100aw... how come ur Hikaru is only one word?? so is this katakana or hiragana?
so for Michi, i can choose which ever i like? it got the same meaning?? thanks 100aw... :mrgreen:
9 Jun 2003, 18:46 #24
"Hikaru" as written by 100aw is the Kanji version, and so are the rest for "Michi".

For their meanings, you may want to use the dictionary. Just copy the Kanji character(s) into the search box, select "Dictionary" and "Japanese SJIS". If you can't get any results, try searching character by character. You will probably get a whole list of terms with that character.
9 Jun 2003, 23:38 #25
Michi wrote:
Genma wrote:
Michi wrote:can someone write Michi Hikaru in japanese? :rolleyes: onegai...


There can be many possibilities..
Here's one.. ”ü’qƒqƒJƒ‹

Wrote "Hikaru" in Katakana, same as Utada Hikaru.


thanks Genma. wats the different betweeen katakana and hiragana?? and wat is katakana and hiragana?? sorry im really stupid with all this thing >_<

and how come when i copy it, it will turn into boxes? :rolleyes:


katakana is this ƒWƒ…ƒBƒAƒi
hiragana is this ‚¶‚ã‚¡‚ ‚È

katakana is english written in jpnese
hiragana is those jpnese words..
kanji is traditional chinese

erm..turn into boxes..maybe your web browser doesnt support jpnese..try to enable it at View > encoding > jpnese
;)
9 Jun 2003, 23:57 #26
juliana_phang wrote:katakana is this ƒWƒ…ƒBƒAƒi
hiragana is this ‚¶‚ã‚¡‚ ‚È

katakana is english written in jpnese
hiragana is those jpnese words..
kanji is traditional chinese

erm..turn into boxes..maybe your web browser doesnt support jpnese..try to enable it at View > encoding > jpnese
;)


oohh.. thanks Juliana... hummmpphhh.. :rolleyes:
10 Jun 2003, 00:05 #27
juliana_phang wrote:katakana is this ƒWƒ…ƒBƒAƒi
hiragana is this ‚¶‚ã‚¡‚ ‚È


Hey, think you've made a typo in your name.

Should be jyu-ri-a-na as stated in your signature. :)

Think you've typed jyu-i-a-na instead above.
10 Jun 2003, 00:06 #28
Michi wrote:oohh.. thanks Juliana... hummmpphhh.. :rolleyes:


can ??
10 Jun 2003, 00:07 · edited #29
juliana_phang wrote:
can ??


sorry but not really >_< im just DUMB!!! gomen! :mecry:
10 Jun 2003, 00:10 #30
Hey Julianna and Michi,

Perhaps you could tone down on the quoting. If you really need to quote the message, take out the unnecessary parts. Try not to leave the entire message history in your post as it gets very big and difficult to read. :rolleyes:

I've edited some of your posts taking out the quote-in-quotes.

Thanks. :)
10 Jun 2003, 00:13 #31
Genma wrote:
juliana_phang wrote:katakana is this ƒWƒ…ƒBƒAƒi
hiragana is this ‚¶‚ã‚¡‚ ‚È


Hey, think you've made a typo in your name.

Should be jyu-ri-a-na as stated in your signature. :)

Think you've typed jyu-i-a-na instead above.


opz
is it
gome gome
Ž„‚́@‚΂©@‚Å‚·@‚ˁH << did i get this right

:sweat:
10 Jun 2003, 00:16 #32
Genma wrote:Hey Julianna and Michi,

Perhaps you could tone down on the quoting. If you really need to quote the message, take out the unnecessary parts. Try not to leave the entire message history in your post as it gets very big and difficult to read. :rolleyes:

I've edited some of your posts taking out the quote-in-quotes.

Thanks. :)


sowwie GEnma
10 Jun 2003, 00:18 #33
juliana_phang wrote:
gome gome
Ž„‚́@‚΂©@‚Å‚·@‚ˁH << did i get this right


That sentence is correct. But your first line should be "gomen" instead of "gome". The kanji for "gomen" is ΊЮ. Try checking the dictionary.
10 Jun 2003, 00:25 · edited #34
Genma wrote:
That sentence is correct. But your first line should be "gomen" instead of "gome". The kanji for "gomen" is ΊЮ. Try checking the dictionary.


opz
hehe..
thanx
hey y not u set up a class n teach us jpnese
i envy u man..
ur jpnese is damn good
how long u took to learn?
10 Jun 2003, 00:28 #35
juliana_phang wrote:hey y not u set up a class n teach us jpnese
i envy u man..
ur jpnese is damn good
how long u took to learn?


I only know the basics. Studied for a few months til I got my JLPT4. Try to develop this practice of looking up words as u encounter them in watching dramas. It helps you build your vocabulary.
10 Jun 2003, 00:32 #36
I only know the basics. Studied for a few months til I got my JLPT4. Try to develop this practice of looking up words as u encounter them in watching dramas. It helps you build your vocabulary


what's JLPT4?
how i wish i know mandarin..
it'll be easier for me to write kanji then
:(
10 Jun 2003, 00:39 #37
juliana_phang wrote:what's JLPT4?
how i wish i know mandarin..
it'll be easier for me to write kanji then
:(


JLPT = Japanese Language Proficiency Test

There are 4 levels, 4 being the easiest, and 1 the most difficult.

Knowing Mandarin actually confuses some, coz some Kanji is written with subtle differences from Mandarin. Furthermore, the meanings of the Kanji and its Mandarin equivalents are not always the same too.
10 Jun 2003, 00:51 #38
JLPT = Japanese Language Proficiency Test

There are 4 levels, 4 being the easiest, and 1 the most difficult.

Knowing Mandarin actually confuses some, coz some Kanji is written with subtle differences from Mandarin. Furthermore, the meanings of the Kanji and its Mandarin equivalents are not always the same too.


oo..
i see isee
i planned to study in teikyo institute after my o'lvl here..
but seems like it's not a good idea after all..
have to study jpnese language for 15months n later on study science subs in jpnese for 2 years i think..
if the result is good then i'll have a chance to further my studies in jpn..
but accomodation n stuff not provided...
what do u guyz think huh?
is it a waste of time?
n besides i'm not a top student in my school...
:(
10 Jun 2003, 14:59 #39
i also am thinking of furthering my studies in japan.. but dun know how to go about doing it actually after o lvl too.. but i have got a jlpt4 cert.. does it help?
10 Jun 2003, 15:09 #40
arashinokoto wrote:i also am thinking of furthering my studies in japan.. but dun know how to go about doing it actually after o lvl too.. but i have got a jlpt4 cert.. does it help?


wow!..nice
i wonder where can i get a jlpt cert?

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