JohnAD
Original member Member since February 2004
| Joined | 21 Feb 2004 |
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| Forum posts | 7 · 2004 |
| Last post | 10 Mar 2004 |
| Most active in | Learn Japanese |
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- English To Japanese Questions Learn Japanese · 10 Mar 2004, 01:28 You could be right...it's still a little early in the morning for my brain :D . John.
- English To Japanese Questions Learn Japanese · 10 Mar 2004, 00:25 kazuichikun wrote:how do u say "i have been studying japanese for four years"? thanks “ú–{Œê‚ªŽl”N‘O‚ɕ׋‚µ‚Ä‚¢‚Ü‚· (nihongo ga yonen mae ni benkyou shite imasu) John.
- Do Japanese and Chinese Kanjis Share The Same Meaning? Learn Japanese · 6 Mar 2004, 01:28 jules wrote:are the chinese characters important on learning nihongo? thx Well, it would be hard to be fluent in Japanese, and not know the kanji. You don't have to know them from the start, but once you get past the tr…
- Japanese Word Order Learn Japanese · 24 Feb 2004, 00:21 for both of the sentences, this is what i tried to translate it into. i am writing a letter to you: atashi wa anata ni tegami o koku You probably would have wanted to use watashi, rather than atashi (unless you're femal…
- Japanese Word Order Learn Japanese · 21 Feb 2004, 08:23 shmigol wrote:yeah, the first one's right : anata ni tegami wo kaite iru/imasu. but you can also switch it around and say: tegami wo anata ni kaite imasu [letter to you [i am] writing] switch the anata[subject] but the …
- English To Japanese Questions Learn Japanese · 21 Feb 2004, 08:03 kumukurukuk wrote:hi everyone i need help badly how do you say "You don't even understand his songs" and "always pray to the gods for safety" in japanese thanks The first one would probably be something like: kare no ut…
- Japanese Word Order Learn Japanese · 21 Feb 2004, 07:54 supersumoCG wrote: for example: i am writing a letter to you. how would the order be? when you have more than one pro noun, what goes first? anata ni tegami o kaite iru (lit. to you a letter (I) am writing) Generally, t…