Who, me?galfwend wrote:ei if u have the time have a chat with me... do u have yahoo messenger???? _^
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Time for a Japanese lesson, 行くぞ!
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IYD (forgot to sign in)
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Thanks ^^ So what's the difference between watakushi and watashi?
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They both mean "me" or "I" but Watakushi is more polite.
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So there are different subjects such as kore: he kanojo: she anata: you watashi/watakushi: me then they have them plural Korera: them (males or females and males) kanojotachi: them (females) anatatachi: we, and then (I might get this horribly wrong) ano hito: this thing (I cant remember the others) but in Rurouni Kenshin he uses this one, what is that?
Days go by
Seasons sweep past/Years leave us hanging/And generations don't last/Loves sweet sorrow/Leaves nothing alone/Only Death/Is your time to atone
Seasons sweep past/Years leave us hanging/And generations don't last/Loves sweet sorrow/Leaves nothing alone/Only Death/Is your time to atone
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This is gonna need it's own thread...InuYashaDemonSlayer wrote:So there are different subjects such as kore: he kanojo: she anata: you watashi/watakushi: me then they have them plural Korera: them (males or females and males) kanojotachi: them (females) anatatachi: we, and then (I might get this horribly wrong) ano hito: this thing (I cant remember the others) but in Rurouni Kenshin he uses this one, what is that?
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IYD (forgot to sign in)
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Thanks! You've helped me a lot ^^
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Hiroko-Hanae
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hey me too! im taking Japanese lessons too! well it's actually a class, a subject at my school:)
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Hiroko-Hanae
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im in japanes twoShinta wrote:hey same here! im in japanese one and you?
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Xehanort
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How do you say:
Hello
in Japanese?
Conichywa or somthin like that.right?
Hello
in Japanese?
Conichywa or somthin like that.right?
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"Konnichi wa" 今日は wich literally means "as for today..", yeah, that is hello in Japanese.Zatchy wrote:How do you say:
Hello
in Japanese?
Conichywa or somthin like that.right?
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I have yahoo messenger.Whats yours????芸者男の子 wrote:Who, me?galfwend wrote:ei if u have the time have a chat with me... do u have yahoo messenger???? _^
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gothkitty
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That was me who sent the last message.Forgot to log in!!!Anonymous wrote:I have yahoo messenger.Whats yours????芸者男の子 wrote:Who, me?galfwend wrote:ei if u have the time have a chat with me... do u have yahoo messenger???? _^
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Motoko Chan
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Can you teach me how to say: "My spirit floats on the autum breeze,and in spring,brings back beauty?"
(I'm so sorry if this is too difficult. Gomen-nasai)
(I'm so sorry if this is too difficult. Gomen-nasai)
Cross your legs and smile!
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I don't have aim, sorry.
As for the question "My spirit floats on the autum breeze,and in spring,brings back beauty" that is a hard one, but let me take a crack at it
My spirit floats on the autum breeze,and in spring,brings back beauty
aki no soyokaze de atashi no tamashii ga uku, haru niwa, utsukushisa wo kaesu
秋のそうよ風であたしの魂が浮く、春には、美しさを返す
Please not that is written in female speach
As for the question "My spirit floats on the autum breeze,and in spring,brings back beauty" that is a hard one, but let me take a crack at it
My spirit floats on the autum breeze,and in spring,brings back beauty
aki no soyokaze de atashi no tamashii ga uku, haru niwa, utsukushisa wo kaesu
秋のそうよ風であたしの魂が浮く、春には、美しさを返す
Please not that is written in female speach
