How would i say "i will never give up"

[yuujirou]

Originally Posted by Adam1589

the whole reason i mentiosn the book is simply the fact of 'why do i wanna know'

i myself, would like to know how to say it for personal reasons that wont refelct in how i write, it's simply soemthing I, the writer, want to know how to say myself

but it's been made blatently obvious you guys dont give a care enough to asnwer a simple ho-dio-i questio ncorrectly, one guy did, but my PC cant display Kanji, and as for enabling, well, i would if i had the disc, but i dont so iaskedfor english-letters and still got a kanji-answer

it's simple: i msyelf wanna know how to say "I will never give up" in Japanese for my own personal satisfaction

so one last time, how do i say "I will never give up" in japanese, and ineed it spelt in english letters as well

If not, あきらめねぇぞ！would be pretty cool. Go ahead and install the Japanese language pack from your windows disc.

hmm... to translate his hiragana he says : akirame nee zo
as to how that translates in english..... i've no idea
but akirame = abandonment
according to my dictionary anyway x.x'''

[yuriyuri]

Originally Posted by yuujirou

If not, あきらめねぇぞ！would be pretty cool. Go ahead and install the Japanese language pack from your windows disc.

hmm... to translate his hiragana he says : akirame nee zo
as to how that translates in english..... i've no idea
but akirame = abandonment
according to my dictionary anyway x.x'''

Just to help you out here a bit yuujirou:

GTJ's original sentence: あきらめねぇぞ!
諦める【あきらめる】- To give up/abandon
諦めない - negative form
ねぇ is the slangy "cool" way of saying ない
I'm sure you know what ぞ is.

[Adam1589]

one word:
goodbye

while i did get an answer, idont quite like the way it waspresented, this s a help foum for just such thing, nota re-direct forum

again:
goodbye

[GTJ]

Originally Posted by yuriyuri

Just to help you out here a bit yuujirou:

GTJ's original sentence: あきらめねぇぞ!
諦める【あきらめる】- To give up/abandon
諦めない - negative form
ねぇ is the slangy "cool" way of saying ない
I'm sure you know what ぞ is.

You got it. ぞ is kinda adding to the coolness, as well as the masculinity. It's like a not-gay way of putting よ at the end.

あきらめねぇぞ > あきらめないよ
Much more manly. The first sentence certainly has hair on its chest.

Originally Posted by Adam1589

one word:
goodbye

while i did get an answer, idont quite like the way it waspresented, this s a help foum for just such thing, nota re-direct forum

again:
goodbye

Actually that's 25 words on the dot after "one word:".

[yuujirou]

the little bugger upped and left =P

think it was something we said? o.o'

[bELyVIS]

I think he wanted it in Romanji.

[yuujirou]

Originally Posted by bELyVIS

I think he wanted it in Romanji.

bugger =P

he states that he wants to make catch phrases for his characters...
then he suddenly wants them for himself..
aiish..... a fickle one he is xD

[IcewindDude]

Originally Posted by KyleGoetz

SAY SAY SAY ふぉー

PS yuujirou it's "weeaboo," not "weabu." Make sure you get it right, for this is a VERY IMPORTANT POINT!

Lol... relentless as usual...

Isn't "weeaboo" a nonsense word anyways? Contextually, I get the meaning that it's derogatory towards just about anything Japanese though...

[yuujirou]

Originally Posted by IcewindDude

Lol... relentless as usual...

Isn't "weeaboo" a nonsense word anyways? Contextually, I get the meaning that it's derogatory towards just about anything Japanese though...

it's for those people who....
like to say stuff like "zomfg!! kuchiki rukia-san is SO kawaii and sekushiii!!"

[KyleGoetz]

Originally Posted by Adam1589

the whole reason i mentiosn the book is simply the fact of 'why do i wanna know'

i myself, would like to know how to say it for personal reasons that wont refelct in how i write, it's simply soemthing I, the writer, want to know how to say myself

but it's been made blatently obvious you guys dont give a care enough to asnwer a simple ho-dio-i questio ncorrectly, one guy did, but my PC cant display Kanji, and as for enabling, well, i would if i had the disc, but i dont so iaskedfor english-letters and still got a kanji-answer

it's simple: i msyelf wanna know how to say "I will never give up" in Japanese for my own personal satisfaction

so one last time, how do i say "I will never give up" in japanese, and ineed it spelt in english letters as well

First, coming here and posting this with such a turdfergusonesque attitude will hardly win any converts.

Second, you're not fooling anyone with the whole "yeah, I said I was writing a novel BUT I TOTALLY AM NOT GOING TO USE IT IN MY BOOK" story you just made up.