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 Posted: Mon Jan 17, 2005 10:15 pm
sorry, got "cut and paste" happy with the "jyu" "ju" thing. I just don't want anyone confused if someone puts "jyu" and someone else puts "ju" (10 has a long u so, should it be "jyu" or "jyuu"?)
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Posted: Tue Jan 18, 2005 3:50 pm
Freakezette sorry, got "cut and paste" happy with the "jyu" "ju" thing. I just don't want anyone confused if someone puts "jyu" and someone else puts "ju" (10 has a long u so, should it be "jyu" or "jyuu"?) じゅう is juu, there is no y in there! Same with じゃ まった= ja matta, it's not jya matta! stare It's an exception with じ=ji!
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Posted: Tue Jan 18, 2005 7:05 pm
Sam~X~ じゅう is juu, there is no y in there! Same with じゃ まった= ja matta, it's not jya matta! stare It's an exception with じ=ji! I'm really sorry if I sound bitchy, but do you realize that "Juu"is made from the sounds Ji and Yu being put together? In fact, if you hear Japanese people speak, it is often pronounced with the "y" sound. Its really a matter of opinoin on this one, because I have seen jya AND ja, jyu AND ju. The only ones I have never seen with a 'y' are shu, sha, sho, and chu, cha, cho. And yes, you're right Freakezette-san, it would be jyuu!! (I was wrong there! sweatdrop ) Actually, if you could put the Japanese characters in there for me (cause my computer says, "NO!! I HATE JAPANESE!!!"), that would rock! And don't worry about changing it around or back or anything. Though that would make a good lesson in your Japanese journal, that romaji is written differently depending on the writer!
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Posted: Wed Jan 19, 2005 12:44 am
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Posted: Wed Jan 19, 2005 2:59 am
mimeiko Sam~X~ じゅう is juu, there is no y in there! Same with じゃ まった= ja matta, it's not jya matta! stare It's an exception with じ=ji! I'm really sorry if I sound bitchy, but do you realize that "Juu"is made from the sounds Ji and Yu being put together? In fact, if you hear Japanese people speak, it is often pronounced with the "y" sound. Its really a matter of opinoin on this one, because I have seen jya AND ja, jyu AND ju. The only ones I have never seen with a 'y' are shu, sha, sho, and chu, cha, cho. And yes, you're right Freakezette-san, it would be jyuu!! (I was wrong there! sweatdrop ) Actually, if you could put the Japanese characters in there for me (cause my computer says, "NO!! I HATE JAPANESE!!!"), that would rock! And don't worry about changing it around or back or anything. Though that would make a good lesson in your Japanese journal, that romaji is written differently depending on the writer! I wasn't bitchy i was just stating that when a baby ya yu yo is added to ji the i and y are removed! It's the same with chi!
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Posted: Wed Jan 19, 2005 3:04 am
OOPS redface i guess i should have kept reading! sweatdrop ...oh and mimeiko i'm very sorry if i sounded like an @$$ it was not my intention...Do you forgive me?
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Posted: Thu Jan 20, 2005 1:56 pm
Sam~X~ OOPS redface i guess i should have kept reading! sweatdrop ...oh and mimeiko i'm very sorry if i sounded like an @$$ it was not my intention...Do you forgive me? it's okay! I wasn't trying to sound like a jerk either! *gives hugs of forgiveness!!* I'll include both ways when I post, that way no one gets confused!
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Posted: Thu Jan 20, 2005 4:06 pm
mimeiko Actually, if you could put the Japanese characters in there for me (cause my computer says, "NO!! I HATE JAPANESE!!!"), that would rock! And don't worry about changing it around or back or anything. Though that would make a good lesson in your Japanese journal, that romaji is written differently depending on the writer! If I put the Japanese characters in there, should I write the hiragana or the kanji?
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Posted: Fri Jan 21, 2005 5:10 am
Freakezette mimeiko Actually, if you could put the Japanese characters in there for me (cause my computer says, "NO!! I HATE JAPANESE!!!"), that would rock! And don't worry about changing it around or back or anything. Though that would make a good lesson in your Japanese journal, that romaji is written differently depending on the writer! If I put the Japanese characters in there, should I write the hiragana or the kanji? Both would be good! You could do it like this:十（じゅう) just a suggestion! sweatdrop
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Posted: Sun Jan 23, 2005 9:41 pm
here's a phrase i've been trying to figure out how to say that you can add
when we figuer it out...
how would you say...
"I understand what you said, I just don't know how to resond."
^^;
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Posted: Mon Jan 24, 2005 2:12 pm
Freakezette If I put the Japanese characters in there, should I write the hiragana or the kanji? Yes, I agree with Tsuki-chan, both would be good. Kanji first, kana next, then romaji. Unless that's too much work, cause I don't want to tire you out!!
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Posted: Mon Jan 24, 2005 2:14 pm
Tsuki Chan Sempai here's a phrase i've been trying to figure out how to say that you can add when we figuer it out... how would you say... "I understand what you said, I just don't know how to resond." ^^; I'm going to ask my sensei, just for you! I know how to say, "I understand," but the last part just confuses me! BTW, "I understand" is wakarimasu.
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Posted: Mon Jan 24, 2005 10:32 pm
OH man, that took a while, but I added kana and kanji to at least the first two posts. I didn't do the days, but I figure it's pretty easy to figure out (just add a number to nichi). My teacher had us do some katakana reviewing, so I suddenly had a good list of Oddball Katakana works. It's the 6th posts, or you can click this link! Katakana: The shortened, the non-English, and the Ugly
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Posted: Mon Jan 24, 2005 10:57 pm
Tsuki Chan Sempai here's a phrase i've been trying to figure out how to say that you can add when we figuer it out... how would you say... "I understand what you said, I just don't know how to resond." ^^; I'll take a stab at this, but this is good to asked my teacher 私は言ったことが分かりますけれども、答える方法を知りません。 watashi wa itta koto ga wakarimasu keredomo, kotoeru houhou o shirimasen. houhou is like "way of doing." I imagine i have the right vocab, but the wrong sentance structure, that's the story of my Japanese career.
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Posted: Sun Jan 30, 2005 11:29 am
Hi. I'm pretty new to this guild, so to get some Japanese lessons from me, go to this page. sweatdrop
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