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  Topic: Learning Japanese on our own! (self studying)
Julieh

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PostForum: Learn Japanese   Posted: Thu Oct 25, 2007 5:20 am   Subject: Learning Japanese on our own! (self studying)
IS there a website that helps with how to do the strokes for Kanji???

If you search for a kanji on this site, you most of the time can view a gif that shows stroke order. When you search for a kanj ...
  Topic: English To Japanese Questions
Julieh

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PostForum: Learn Japanese   Posted: Sun Oct 14, 2007 7:35 pm   Subject: English To Japanese Questions

Yes. ��l means fourth (dai yon). So if you add �� (kai), it means the fourth of something or the fourth time. �� (ka) is the counter for lessons and chapters in a book.

Ah, okay. Thanks for the ...
  Topic: English To Japanese Questions
Julieh

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PostForum: Learn Japanese   Posted: Sat Oct 13, 2007 12:10 am   Subject: English To Japanese Questions
��l�� means "the fourth (of something)". What Shari-san wrote is more correct. ���Ƒ�O�� means "lesson 3", so "lesson 4" is ���Ƒ�l��.

Oh! I may be over-asking this ...
  Topic: English To Japanese Questions
Julieh

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PostForum: Learn Japanese   Posted: Fri Oct 12, 2007 3:36 am   Subject: English To Japanese Questions
I'd say, more like "nihongo no jugyou dai san ka" or ���{��̎��Ƒ�O��.
Only my two cents. Or my first two-cent Japanese lesson in three words.

If I understood my teacher right, you can ...
  Topic: English To Japanese Questions
Julieh

Replies: 1010
Views: 572081

PostForum: Learn Japanese   Posted: Mon Oct 01, 2007 12:15 am   Subject: English To Japanese Questions
Hey guys Smile

If I want to write something like, third Japanese lesson, how would I write that?

���{��̎��� is Japanese class/lesson, right? (Is the kanji for ���ガ�傤 ���� ?)

But how do I ...
  Topic: English To Japanese Questions
Julieh

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Views: 572081

PostForum: Learn Japanese   Posted: Wed Jun 27, 2007 5:57 am   Subject: English To Japanese Questions
How do you say;

"May I borrow a USB port for a little while to charge my mp3 player?"

Thanks! Smile
  Topic: English To Japanese Questions
Julieh

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Views: 572081

PostForum: Learn Japanese   Posted: Thu May 03, 2007 2:46 am   Subject: English To Japanese Questions
arigato w00t!
so u can say this to anyone right
just asking

If you're saying congrats to friends, you can simply say omedetou, but if you're saying it to people you really aren't close to, say ...
  Topic: Japanese Language Questions? Ask Here.
Julieh

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Views: 1717834

PostForum: Learn Japanese   Posted: Mon Apr 30, 2007 12:27 am   Subject: Japanese Language Questions? Ask Here.
Hm, confusing with all these honourifics and when to use them Bleah I'd stick with -san to be on the safe side, but I think I've read somewhere that calling a (close) friend -san, is somewhat impolite. L ...
  Topic: Learning Japanese on our own! (self studying)
Julieh

Replies: 342
Views: 477363

PostForum: Learn Japanese   Posted: Thu Apr 26, 2007 3:38 pm   Subject: Learning Japanese on our own! (self studying)
This has been posted before, but I find it's great for helping to remember them:
http://www.chipchat.com/NihonGo/protect/HiraganaDrill.html

There's another for Katakana.

I usually do around 200 ...
  Topic: English To Japanese Questions
Julieh

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Views: 572081

PostForum: Learn Japanese   Posted: Mon Apr 23, 2007 8:27 pm   Subject: English To Japanese Questions
Instead of kudasai, consider using onegai shimasu when asking for a service or kuremasen ka when asking for a favor.

Thanks, I'll write that down! Big Grin

Kudasai is written ������. The kanji �� mean ...
  Topic: English To Japanese Questions
Julieh

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Views: 572081

PostForum: Learn Japanese   Posted: Mon Apr 23, 2007 1:29 am   Subject: English To Japanese Questions
Tokyo de tsugi eki o iitte kudasai. (�����ł‚��������������Ă�������.�j

To not repeat myself, I'll say thanks in Norwegian! Takk! Big Grin Hehe...
  Topic: English To Japanese Questions
Julieh

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Views: 572081

PostForum: Learn Japanese   Posted: Mon Apr 23, 2007 1:18 am   Subject: English To Japanese Questions
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No problem ! btw you may write arigatou gozaimasu in hiragana only you know, its the most common way.. Smile

lol, okay! I just saw this (Japanese) person write it like that, so ...
  Topic: English To Japanese Questions
Julieh

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Views: 572081

PostForum: Learn Japanese   Posted: Mon Apr 23, 2007 1:04 am   Subject: English To Japanese Questions
itsu ga tsugi eki de tsukimasu ka - when do we arrive at the next station ?
(���‚��‚��w�ł‚��܂����j


Thanks! Well, being a gaijin it's okay with a few mistakes. I'm sure I'll get my point acr ...
  Topic: Japanese Language Questions? Ask Here.
Julieh

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Views: 1717834

PostForum: Learn Japanese   Posted: Mon Apr 23, 2007 1:03 am   Subject: Japanese Language Questions? Ask Here.
edit* Too slow. Beaten Great link Julieh. Smile

I just did a quick google, but I've been to that site before. Luckily I've been studying hiragana in class, and I didn't practice that many before! ( ...
  Topic: Japanese Language Questions? Ask Here.
Julieh

Replies: 2027
Views: 1717834

PostForum: Learn Japanese   Posted: Mon Apr 23, 2007 12:55 am   Subject: Japanese Language Questions? Ask Here.


correct order? u mean? i dont understand.. Sweat gomennasai..

Like Kanji, there's a correct stroke order to write in.

I'm sure there are better guides out there, but look at this one:

...
  Topic: English To Japanese Questions
Julieh

Replies: 1010
Views: 572081

PostForum: Learn Japanese   Posted: Sun Apr 22, 2007 10:44 pm   Subject: English To Japanese Questions
As I'll be on my own for a little while when I'm in Japan, I've made a small list of phrases that might come in handy! Smile

So, if someone could translate it to Japanese (with Japanese script and rom ...
  Topic: Japanese Language Questions? Ask Here.
Julieh

Replies: 2027
Views: 1717834

PostForum: Learn Japanese   Posted: Sun Apr 22, 2007 10:36 pm   Subject: Japanese Language Questions? Ask Here.
minna,

arigatou for the info. i'm learning how to write kata & hira right now.. Mr Green

my friend said my kata&hira handwriting is bad.. Sweat

Practice makes perfect! Smile Alth ...
  Topic: Learning Japanese on our own! (self studying)
Julieh

Replies: 342
Views: 477363

PostForum: Learn Japanese   Posted: Thu Apr 19, 2007 11:47 pm   Subject: Learning Japanese on our own! (self studying)
Especially hiragana at first. It helps a lot.

Yup. When I first learned hiragana, I started to read stuff on signs and packages all time. I felt like I was 6 years old and started to read again. ...
  Topic: English To Japanese Questions
Julieh

Replies: 1010
Views: 572081

PostForum: Learn Japanese   Posted: Tue Apr 17, 2007 9:17 pm   Subject: English To Japanese Questions
edit, never mind. Smile
  Topic: I'm Going To Japan
Julieh

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PostForum: General Discussions   Posted: Tue Apr 17, 2007 8:25 pm   Subject: I'm Going To Japan
Last summer I travelled to Thailand, which is about 14 hours away from Norway I think. We stopped in Sweden, but I didn't sleep a wink on the way down there. All of us were reallyREALLY excited, and w ...
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