Well, you are giving people lists of Japanese phrases that you claim are correct, yet you have no qualifications to do so. Beginners should not be teaching beginners. I consider myself a beginner too, and while I do answer questions that I feel I know the answer to, I would never give out Japanese advice unsolicited. I simply am not qualified to do so.

That said, I would appreciate it if you could PM me your phrase list (why not just post it so everyone can see it?), simply to sate my own curiosity.

Yes, I too think it's a good idea for SakeSan to post his/her lists here. That way members can read it, make corrections, suggestions and whatnot.

Could I be a student too, please?

hell yeah
 

dude could you teach me some i know very little please contact me anytime to chat!!!

May I please be one of your students, too? I have been studying how to read and write single words in hiragana and katakana for a couple of years and have learned a few basic things about speaking, but not much. I really need help!

hello! could i also have a list of vocabularies and phrases to study? please! :D

I see, I am new to this net as this is my first message I have been studying Japanese for about a year but I did'nt take it seriously until this year I am now 17 and I grduated from highschool early I know a little bit of japanese and I can read it just a little bit, i've bought books and auido set's to aid me in my conquest of learning japanese and I have what you can say to be an impossible goal I will know japanese by the end of this year,or with in 3months that is my goal. I will take any advice you will give even if it may be wrong ( it's best to learn the wrong way than not to learn at all)that's how I see it I plain on going to college in japan it may be tough but I love a challange even if im losing I hope to become the anime king both in making it and buying and studying it. Welp I hope to hear from some one soon.

It's best to NOT learn than to learn the wrong way. How useful is crap advice? You'd be wasting your time learning something that has no use and end up doing something dangerous with it (like speading your false knowledge). If you're taking Japanese seriously then you would study it seriously. Valuable skills don't come easy.

@chryuop: Please don't deliberately post up false information. None of those phrases match their translations and I wouldn't want someone to discover that the nasty way.