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Tu_triky
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| tabana wrote: | Yeah... and seeing that even native Japanese are sometimes confused on how to say a specific kanji (like Nakama Yukie in Trick), I don't have any chances. 
That's why I'm concentrating on vocabulary.  |
maybe if let the Nelson's Kanji dictionary hit me the head a few kanji might fall into my dome and i'll remember a few of 'em
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| tabana wrote: | 
I'm waiting for something like in the Matrix. I'll upload kanji, vocabulary, kung fu and dramas in my brain.  |
know that would be something!
the japanese might use the the word "benri" 
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| tabana wrote: | The only way to be native... 
I don't know if memory trees, like in dragon zakura, would be helpful to learn kanji / Japanese.  |
i think trees with rat skins hanging from them might be more effective.
kanji sucks....suki ja arimasen yo.
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| tabana wrote: | Yep. It's tough.
... so I guess their ping pong trick won't work either.  |
find uehara takako and she will lead you to the path of enlightenment.
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| tabana wrote: | I'm thinking about skipping work and taking lessons overseas. If she wants to teach me, I'm willing to learn.  |
i'm sure you'll with amazing speed and facility...pretty soon you'll be sing HER some speed songs in the shower
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| Tu_triky wrote: |
find uehara takako and she will lead you to the path of enlightenment. |
a path you wouldn't want to leave...oh yea!
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| ahochaude wrote: | | It's because of the name..... Uehara, bitch! Yeah hahaha |
lol
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| Posted: Thu Apr 13, 2006 12:37 am Post subject: Re: the simple way |
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| JDLUVER wrote: | | every one has something different to say can someone tell just one simple way to say I LOVE YOU...? |
the simplest, most common way is "Anata ga suki desu" = I like/love you (depending on the situation or context)
or "Anata ga aishitemasu" more formal way of saying I LOVE YOU
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| tabana wrote: | She'd dump me for sure after hearing me.  As long as I don't end up talking "woman" Japanese. It seems a big problem with female teachers...
Dramas and anime aren't good either. I'd probably end up calling my boss omae or teme. |
and using ore to refer to yourself, no less?
you gotta watch Ikekebukoro West Gate Park....they use those pronouns a lot!
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| ahochaude wrote: | | It's because of the name..... Uehara, bitch! Yeah hahaha |
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| Posted: Thu Apr 13, 2006 12:56 am Post subject: Re: the simple way |
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| Tu_triky wrote: |
the simplest, most common way is "Anata ga suki desu" = I like/love you (depending on the situation or context)
or "Anata ga aishitemasu" more formal way of saying I LOVE YOU |
i always thought it was "aishiteru"
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| Posted: Thu Apr 13, 2006 1:04 am Post subject: Re: the simple way |
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| krim wrote: |
i always thought it was "aishiteru" |
aishiteru is the infinitive form of the verb (to love someone)
ashitemasu is the conjugated form of aishiteru
a lot of times in doramas you here ppl simply using the infinitive form for whatever reason
like this:
do you have bread?
"hai, aru yo"
instead of saying
"hai, arimasu yo"
aru is the infinitive form of the verb and arimasu is the conjugated verb
hope that makes sense.
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