Wanted: Japanese Tutor
WANTED: Someone PLEEEESE teach me Japanese! Even a little is helpful!
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I dont know. . . I figure the basics: hello, goodbye, yes, no, etc.
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I think I know all four of those words. Someone please chime in and correct me if I'm wrong.Hello = Moshimoshi (sp?)Good-bye = SayonaraYes = HaiNo = IeThat's most of what I know. I could teach you how...
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If you want to say "Hello" in general, you should say "Konnichiwa"... "Moshi-moshi" is generally used over the phone. ^^; I think it's a shortened form of some expression, but I forget.And LMAO! Yes,...
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I actually learned both ways. "Konnichiwa" is basically a general hello, "moshi-moshi" is over the phone, and I think "kombanwa" is similar to "good evening." I don't know if they have a "good...
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They do have a good morning! It's "Ohayo gozaimasu."Since I cannot wait that long for college (I am a junior but that is still too long for me!) I should have learned this language while I was still...
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Yep! And good night is "Oyasumi nasai."I'm majoring in Japanese. XD
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And between 1 p.m to the evening you should say 'konban wa.'Saying what nationality you are is useful too.Amerikajin desu. - I'm American.Igirisujin desu. - I'm British.Nihonjin desu. - I'm...
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I heard two people talking in Japanese on TV today. The U is silent in "desu," right, or was that just me mishearing what they were saying?Which gym leader are you? Find out at...
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'u' and 'i' are silent vowels, meaning if you can't be bothered to prounounce them it doesn't matter. And I made a mistake there. 'Konban wa' is used in the evening.
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