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Post by Ewen on Jun 25, 2006 22:19:08 GMT 8
haha...u guys said so much oredi eh?
wana introduce in Japanese..
Konbawa,watashiwa Ewen desu
hajimemanutse dozo yoroshiku
well..I duno in japanese can be said-wakanai or wakarimasen...
I know-wakata
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Post by Jill on Jun 25, 2006 23:05:55 GMT 8
i've read somewhere that the female form of "I" is supposeed to me "atashi" and the male form of "I" should be "orewa"...but then again what's bokuwa?
excuse my bad romanji xD
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Post by twee on Jun 25, 2006 23:16:32 GMT 8
omg...im sooo gonna learn from this thread...cos i realli wanna learn cos i wanna kno wat the kpop muxic is sayin...but first catching up to p3....man not being on for a wkend and so much to catch up on
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Sol
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Post by Sol on Jun 26, 2006 12:59:40 GMT 8
I know a couple of thing in korean I'll share them with all of you. Korean basic Vowels a as in f ather eo as in l awn o as in g ou as in s ue ae as in p an e as in t en eu as in p ut i as in m eet ya as in yacht yeo as in yawn yo as in yo-yo yu as in yam ye as in yes I also learn from my friend how to write in korean. I wish I could explain it correctly like she did but I'm not very good at teaching. Sorry  I think I can teach better Spanish than any other language since that's my native language.  |
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Post by qing on Jun 26, 2006 20:45:18 GMT 8
WOW. thanks loads for sharing all the tips. I know nothing about Jap or Korean, kinda pathetic.. Would be learning from this thread  |
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Post by tamiko on Jun 28, 2006 2:32:53 GMT 8
You're lucky Sol-chan, that you can learn from a friend. All I know I got from the Internet... and anime/dramas...
Random japanese notes, words, and stuff...
Four in japanese can be either 'shi' or 'yon' but 'yon' is mainly used because 'shi' can also mean death. There's also an equivalent word for another number but I can't remember which one it is... maybe it's 'shichi' because 'shi' is in it...
'boku wa' is used more for younger males... I think...
(o)nii-san is actually older brother, and (o)nee-san is older sister. To be more formal, the 'o' is placed in front of nouns. (hence why the 'o' is in brackets)
(o)sake - wine
imouto - little sister
otoutou - little brother
Oh yeah, the basic vowel sounds of Japanese... (similar to Korean... I'll steal some of Sol-chan's helpful sounds) I've placed the hiiragana and katakana equivalent respectively in brackets, for those people with Japanese language support available.
a (あ)(ア) as in father
i (い)(い) as in meet
u (う)(ウ) as in sue
e (え)(エ) as in ten
o (お)(オ) as in go
Hiiragana is used for the main language of japanese, while katakana is used for foreign words adapted into japanese. Sometimes the katakana version is the same as the hiiragana version, like 'i'
Do people have japanese/korean language support? If not, I can always use picture files to teach the alphabet... that is, if people want to learn the alphabet...
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Post by Choochoo on Jun 28, 2006 2:35:09 GMT 8
thx for the sharing...i can learn more japanese from there...^^
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Post by Jill on Jul 4, 2006 2:29:03 GMT 8
i ahve a question regarding japanese...does the language have their pronouncication in tones, like in chinese where different tones of a character/word totally means something else? (four different tone "levels") hope someone understand's my question xD
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hyunjoong
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Post by hyunjoong on Jul 4, 2006 17:06:35 GMT 8
i ahve a question regarding japanese...does the language have their pronouncication in tones, like in chinese where different tones of a character/word totally means something else? (four different tone "levels") hope someone understand's my question xD as far as I know they don't have such things in Japanese ^^~~ |
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Post by yuching on Jul 4, 2006 22:57:06 GMT 8
Yup.. i dun think there is the different tones...
Did you mean it as the di yi shen, di er shen, that one..
If it is that one.. i THINK dun have ba...
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Post by marioeoeoeh on Jul 6, 2006 2:48:05 GMT 8
well i am learning korean at the moment~ but i just finished 4 of 14 units in my book yet (uh there arent good books in german available so i have to learn with an english book >_<") but i can tell u some very important things i know in korean neo jug eul lae? => are you nuts? sarang haeyo => i love you choha haeyo => i like you chô-nun *name* ieyo => my name is *name* well i think the word order is like the japanese one. 1st the subject, then the object and in the end the verb you ordinary put a -yo at the end of the verb. like ka => kayo (to go) annyông haseyo => hello how are you well i could also teach you some german if anyone wants to know it >_<" but i think i'll post it next time~~ now i shud continue learning korean OMG 
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Post by Choochoo on Jul 6, 2006 23:57:22 GMT 8
thx for teaching us korean...^^
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