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03-23-2007, 04:51 PM

ええとね~ 文法は凄いムズイよ~
umm, grammar is rock hard~
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03-23-2007, 09:45 PM

I agree with you Eomer-san, Thats about my worst subject lol




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03-31-2007, 05:19 PM

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Originally Posted by Kivinsan View Post
こんにちは、Risukopi先生、

Watakushi wa ei no Kanada jin dearu, ni genko toshite nihongo no gakushou.
わたくしは英のカナダ人である、二言語として日本語の 学習. ‘は‘か‘が‘を使用する理解は面倒ですよ!� �で‘と‘に‘は同様に... ;_;
私の好みの学習参考書は大抵丁寧な形態に書かれる, そしてこれは会話のために面倒である.

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Could you take that in english also? All I got was that you have problems with understanding the polite form... I think ^_^;




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03-31-2007, 05:45 PM

hmmm...well, the problem i have with japanese is that some of the words have double meanings, and some also signify sounds (like Doki Doki being both Angry/anger and the sound of a heartbeat)


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lovenippon - 04-02-2007, 03:47 PM

shit... after learnin' chinese... JAPANESE language is language of muses. so sweet so beatifull... especially when girls talkin'...and Otsuka Ai singing~
can say no any hard things (B4 I studied Japanese)
also the pronosiations are so easy and sounds cute...
also they have katakana. and it makes language more easy to Foreigners

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04-04-2007, 04:02 AM

the hardest thing to me is when ni shoudl be used instead of de. To remember symbols, I NEVER use romaji (its not that accurate to the sound of their tongue) and just use the kanji and hirgana and katakana together over and over and over, until i can decipher different sentences. It just helps..."do what the romans do"
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04-09-2007, 12:25 PM

The hardest for me is the symbol memorization(other than nobody is actually helping me).If anyone has a link to something free and not byki, please tell me!(or you could e-mail me. [email protected]


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04-09-2007, 02:00 PM

im really good at memorising vocabulary, i think Japanese vocab comes quite easily to me..

same with the pronounciation.

but i have NO idea where to even begin with grammar or symbols.. arghh.. im finding it quite difficult.. and although i find websites to teach you grammar etc, im not really sure where to start with them or which bits are most important.

hmmm...


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04-10-2007, 01:42 AM

は and が, に and で.

Pretty much slang and kanji after that.
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04-19-2007, 07:21 AM

I have been studying for five years and consider myself to be at an intermediate level but, I still struggle with comprehension of spoken Japanese. A Japanese person once told me that they didn't really feel like they were fluent in English until they didn't have to translate from one language to the other. So the hardest part for me would be learning to "think" in Japanese instead of English and translating to Japanese.
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