THIS LANGUAGE MAKE NO SENSE
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| Author: | Rhinoa [ Mon Feb 21, 2005 1:51 am ] |
| Post subject: | Japanese Studying |
Here's a look into what I'm studying right now. I recently got an assignment to read a short paragraph and answer some questions. うえのえきは このみちの もうすこし さきにあります。 このへんには おおきいビル も おおきいみせ も たくさんありますが, パークビルはありません。 うえのえき の さきは とうきょうえきです。 うえのえき と とうきょうえき の あいだ は ほとんどみせ と ビルです。 うえのえき の まえ にも とうきょうえき の まえ にも ひとつずつ こうばん が あります。 What it translates to: Ueno Station is a little further than this street. In this area there are many big buildings and big stores, but there are no park buildings. Ahead of Ueno Station is Tokyo Station. Inbetween Ueno Station and Tokyo Station there are mostly stores and buildings. In front of Ueno Station and Tokyo Station there is one police box. and then i had to answer some questions to it. If anyone here is interested in some independant studying/refresher, i could post more of my previous assignments up and let you guys work them too EDIT: Here's a break down. Vocab: Eki = station micha = street kono micha = this street mise = store Biru (in katakana) = building Pa-ku biru (in katakana) = park building Kouban = police box ookii = big aida = inbetween takusan = many hotondo = mostly, almost (can be used with negative though, like hotondo wakarimasen for 'doesnt understand too well', though i dont think most japanese would use hotondo like that) Phrase Breakdown: sentence 1 mou sukoshi saki ni arimasu = a little bit further ahead. mou means again or more, sukoshi means a little, saki means ahead sentence 2 kono hen ni wa ookii biru mo ookii mise mo takusan arimasu In this area there are many big buildings and big stores kono hen = this area hen means area or vacinity ill finish later and try to explain the particles used here more, mainly mo and no, and ga and wa |
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| Author: | Kaylia [ Mon Feb 21, 2005 1:53 am ] |
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THIS LANGUAGE MAKE NO SENSE
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| Author: | Koda [ Mon Feb 21, 2005 8:33 pm ] |
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lol, that'd be awesome rhin... too bad ive forgotten almost all katakana and hiragana since i quit ffxi. i do have a japanese friend irl (actually from japan for a change) but i dont bother him with it. maybe after i freshen up ill hit you up for some^^ |
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| Author: | Parade [ Tue Feb 22, 2005 12:14 am ] |
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im way interested, but to bad i dont really have time for it right now with school and all. |
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| Author: | Karta [ Tue Feb 22, 2005 1:00 am ] |
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if you could post more that'd be great =D |
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| Author: | Rhinoa [ Tue Feb 22, 2005 1:56 am ] |
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sure ill post more, let me give a breakdown of that paragraph for those who are more of beginners like me |
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| Author: | Doodee [ Tue Feb 22, 2005 1:58 am ] |
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i speak romaji its basically jp in roman letters |
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| Author: | Kaylia [ Tue Feb 22, 2005 1:59 am ] |
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Where do you start when you want to learn japanese? 
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| Author: | Rhinoa [ Tue Feb 22, 2005 2:12 am ] |
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start by learning basic things like, masu forms of words, negative present tense, positive present tense, negative past tense, positive past tense EX: Wakarimasu (understand), wakarimasen (doesnt understand), wakarimasen deshita (did not understand), and wakarimashita (did understand). practice learning those, then learn other principles like 'te' form of words and 'temo' form, and then learn te + n desu sentence structures etc. like Mimasu = to see te form is misette, useful for like asking to see something "sore o misette kudasai" >> can i see that EDIT: learning your hiragana first can help you in starting, especially with pronounciation etc. your next step is learning sentence structures, and learning vocab so you can switch out words in those sentence structures to form different sentences. once you get the hang of those and get some vocab down, learn more complex sentence structures. maybe i can suggest a book for you or something, i dunno if any of mine are too great though |
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| Author: | Rhinoa [ Tue Feb 22, 2005 2:13 am ] |
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romaji? its pretty easy to learn hiragana and katakana, how well do you speak japanese? heh i've been studying a lot for the past 5-6 months, especially this last month |
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| Author: | Doodee [ Tue Feb 22, 2005 11:49 pm ] |
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i slacked offfff like a bitch |
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| Author: | Ponuh [ Wed Feb 23, 2005 12:48 am ] |
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I speak seven classical languages bonjour-French wee wee-Umm "slavic" ta ta- Italian or something bloody ell- Old english FUCK OFF IM WATCHING THE GAME-American english mimi misuer- I'm sure that's Roman 99 red laf baloooons-German |
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