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 Posted: Wed Jan 16, 2008 1:18 pm
Noxness `Tahirah memorizing hiragana, ftl.
I'm too old for a new language. >< Spectral in heaven as climbs the frail veiled moon,
Are you going to Japan?
So climbs my dream.
-William Rose Benet
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Posted: Wed Jan 16, 2008 1:20 pm
s4mgir1v3rsi0n I called her on the phone and she touched herself... ...I laughed myself to sleep.
Take off, and fly.
xDDDDD
I was singing this song at school all day today.
Along with the Dollar General song.
Tryin` to figure out which one you might be on
And why you don't love me anymore.
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Posted: Wed Jan 16, 2008 1:21 pm
`Tahirah Noxness `Tahirah memorizing hiragana, ftl.
I'm too old for a new language. >< Spectral in heaven as climbs the frail veiled moon,
Are you going to Japan?
So climbs my dream.
-William Rose Benet Spectral in heaven as climbs the frail veiled moon,
I always get the use for Hiragana and Katakana mixed up. I know my name in one of them because when I went to teach in Japan it was on my Hanko razz
So climbs my dream.
-William Rose Benet
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Posted: Wed Jan 16, 2008 1:25 pm
Hiragana is a lot closer to the english alphabet. It's just used for sounds really and has no meaning to the characters like Kanji does.
Katakana is used for sounds in terms of onomatopoeia, crash, bang, boom etc.
Haven't gotten into katakana yet, nor Kanji.
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Posted: Wed Jan 16, 2008 1:31 pm
`Tahirah Hiragana is a lot closer to the english alphabet. It's just used for sounds really and has no meaning to the characters like Kanji does.
Katakana is used for sounds in terms of onomatopoeia, crash, bang, boom etc.
Haven't gotten into katakana yet, nor Kanji. Spectral in heaven as climbs the frail veiled moon,
Thanks for clearing that up. I wish that they had offered Japanese where I went to University..
There are so many Kanji neutral Apparently you need to know at least 3000 to read a Japanese newspaper. One of the women I met over there was studying Japanese and her Kanji dictionary was enormous.
Kudos to you for learning another language. Last language I took was grade 9 French. stare
So climbs my dream.
-William Rose Benet
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Posted: Wed Jan 16, 2008 2:03 pm
Haha, yeah. I'm in 101, so I'm just learning the basics. I'm not sure if we really will get into Kanji much or not. So far, I like the class. Our sensei was born and raised in Japan, so we're also getting a huge culture lesson at the same time.
sorry for the late reply... my two new DS games came in. surprised
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Posted: Wed Jan 16, 2008 2:25 pm
ninja
Whats the difference between a tribe of pygmies and a women's track team?
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Posted: Wed Jan 16, 2008 2:30 pm
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Posted: Wed Jan 16, 2008 2:32 pm
No. One is a pack of cunning runts...
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Posted: Wed Jan 16, 2008 2:36 pm
`Tahirah Hiragana is a lot closer to the english alphabet. It's just used for sounds really and has no meaning to the characters like Kanji does.
Katakana is used for sounds in terms of onomatopoeia, crash, bang, boom etc.
Haven't gotten into katakana yet, nor Kanji. >>; Katakana is also used in spelling western words, like Diamond [Daiya], towel [taoru], and guitar [gitaa] Neko - I know the rest I know the rest!!!
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Posted: Wed Jan 16, 2008 2:40 pm
Simplistic-Tyranny Neko - I know the rest I know the rest!!! Yes?
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Posted: Wed Jan 16, 2008 2:44 pm
NekoGod Simplistic-Tyranny Neko - I know the rest I know the rest!!! Yes?
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Posted: Wed Jan 16, 2008 2:49 pm
`Tahirah Haha, yeah. I'm in 101, so I'm just learning the basics. I'm not sure if we really will get into Kanji much or not. So far, I like the class. Our sensei was born and raised in Japan, so we're also getting a huge culture lesson at the same time.
sorry for the late reply... my two new DS games came in. surprised Spectral in heaven as climbs the frail veiled moon,
Oooo What games?
So climbs my dream.
-William Rose Benet
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Posted: Wed Jan 16, 2008 2:56 pm
Noxness `Tahirah Haha, yeah. I'm in 101, so I'm just learning the basics. I'm not sure if we really will get into Kanji much or not. So far, I like the class. Our sensei was born and raised in Japan, so we're also getting a huge culture lesson at the same time.
sorry for the late reply... my two new DS games came in. surprised Spectral in heaven as climbs the frail veiled moon,
Oooo What games?
So climbs my dream.
-William Rose Benet
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Posted: Wed Jan 16, 2008 3:00 pm
Spectral in heaven as climbs the frail veiled moon,
`Tahirah Noxness `Tahirah Haha, yeah. I'm in 101, so I'm just learning the basics. I'm not sure if we really will get into Kanji much or not. So far, I like the class. Our sensei was born and raised in Japan, so we're also getting a huge culture lesson at the same time.
sorry for the late reply... my two new DS games came in. surprised Spectral in heaven as climbs the frail veiled moon,
Oooo What games?
So climbs my dream.
-William Rose Benet Spectral in heaven as climbs the frail veiled moon,
o.o I didn't know there was a new Final Fantasy game for DS.. tell me if you enjoy it. As for Zelda.. love the game, I am at the last boss.. I just hate the damn hourglass temple. My significant other really enjoys the wifi battle part of Zelda.So climbs my dream.
-William Rose Benet So climbs my dream.
-William Rose Benet
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