Let's learn more Japanese
Posted by Idle_mind on 2008/6/12 0:06:47
I want to continue this thread, but I don't want to dig old forums.
hey macky, what's onaji and jibun?
Here's some words I learned
umare-birth, birth-place
hey macky, what's onaji and jibun?
Here's some words I learned
umare-birth, birth-place
Re: Lets learn more Japanese
Posted by Erith on 2008/6/12 0:10:03
i think onaji means "same" and jibun, something the lines of "mine"
Re: Lets learn more Japanese
Posted by soulhunter14 on 2008/6/12 1:03:41
Erith's right .. "onaji" means "same" while jibun means .. "one's self", "yourself" or either "myself" it depends on how it is used in the sentence.
Re: Lets learn more Japanese
Posted by kayoko on 2008/6/12 16:04:36
so you could give me tips on how to say stuff as long as i ask right?
not sure if you can answer this but how would say..
"what're you up to?" and would ka go at the end since its a question...ive heard japanese talk and ask questions without using ka...but i thought that was the thing that determined if something was a question or not...unless the tone of the speakers voice....
not sure if you can answer this but how would say..
"what're you up to?" and would ka go at the end since its a question...ive heard japanese talk and ask questions without using ka...but i thought that was the thing that determined if something was a question or not...unless the tone of the speakers voice....
Re: Lets learn more Japanese
Posted by soulhunter14 on 2008/6/12 21:20:06
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yea I've been hearing japanese talks that asks question without "ka" at the end of the sentence .. actually, I don't know and I don't have any idea about this but if I do .. I'll post it here .. I've stopped from having a self-study nihonggo for now because I'm already studying for my college.
konnichiwa-san wrote:
so you could give me tips on how to say stuff as long as i ask right?
not sure if you can answer this but how would say..
"what're you up to?" and would ka go at the end since its a question...ive heard japanese talk and ask questions without using ka...but i thought that was the thing that determined if something was a question or not...unless the tone of the speakers voice....
yea I've been hearing japanese talks that asks question without "ka" at the end of the sentence .. actually, I don't know and I don't have any idea about this but if I do .. I'll post it here .. I've stopped from having a self-study nihonggo for now because I'm already studying for my college.
Re: Lets learn more Japanese
Posted by jreuij on 2008/6/12 21:54:39
hajimemashite? just kidding... i got that one wrong i think...
Re: Lets learn more Japanese
Posted by soulhunter14 on 2008/6/13 6:43:50
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haha
and I also guess that it depends on the tune of the speaker if the sentence is a question or not even without "ka" at the end.
jreuij wrote:
hajimemashite? just kidding... i got that one wrong i think...
haha
and I also guess that it depends on the tune of the speaker if the sentence is a question or not even without "ka" at the end.
Re: Lets learn more Japanese
Posted by <3_UtadaHikaru_Aijin_<3 on 2008/6/13 8:13:33
suwatte means sit and tatte means to stand ^^V
Re: Lets learn more Japanese
Posted by jreuij on 2008/6/13 19:10:03
ok ok..
shiru means know and nuku means take out
shiru means know and nuku means take out
Re: Lets learn more Japanese
Posted by Idle_mind on 2008/6/14 0:10:37
Anyone know what chiisana means?
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