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ozkai 06-03-2009 03:57 PM
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Originally Posted by Yuusuke (Post 728266)
It's nice you want to learn japanese.

but random phrases and words will not get you far.
It's a start, right.

Yuusuke 06-03-2009 03:59 PM
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Originally Posted by ozkai (Post 728265)
Daicon = White radish

Toille = Toilet (Formal) Benjo = Toilet (Informal)

Ue = Up

Orange'EE = Orange

Tamago = Egg

Ornara = Pass wind

Sexy = Sexy

it's not sexy, it's sekushi(i)

and it's orenjii not Orange.

and also it's Toire

Quote:
It's a start, right.

yes it is.

ozkai 06-03-2009 04:04 PM
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Originally Posted by Yuusuke (Post 728270)
it's not sexy, it's sekushi(i)

and it's orenjii not Orange.

and also it's Toire




yes it is.
What are your hourly rates:rolleyes:

packetpirate 06-03-2009 04:14 PM
Start here.

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Yuusuke 06-03-2009 04:15 PM
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Originally Posted by ozkai (Post 728275)
What are your hourly rates:rolleyes:
I don't charge. lol i teach, and learn lol

ozkai 06-03-2009 04:24 PM
I was always confused with the L and R's.

Aligato sounds like it, but I believe it is Arigato. Is that correct?

I remeber asking the Saty supermarket check out chick where the bacon was. With an Aussie accent, it tends to sound like Baicon, so she led me to the vege section and introduced me to a monster size daicon! We had a good laugh:mtongue:

Yuusuke 06-03-2009 04:27 PM
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Originally Posted by ozkai (Post 728306)
I was always confused with the L and R's.

Aligato sounds like it, but I believe it is Arigato. Is that correct?

I remeber asking the Saty supermarket check out chick where the bacon was. With an Aussie accent, it tends to sound like Baicon, so she led me to the vege section and introduced me to a monster size daicon! We had a good laugh:mtongue:
there r no l sounds in the japanese language.

just give them r sounds X_X


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