hi,do you want to live in Japan too?

[Cayla]

Hi,everyone!!!!! I see these pretty nice people don't mind taking up their
time just to tell me how to go to Japan!!! I really can't wait to go, if I get to go! Honestly, I mainly get on the computer and find out what I can learn right now like Japanese words and just like "Sanchii" said, "You need to get good grades". I pretty much used to get good grades, like back BEFORE fourth grade, but now I get A's B's AND C's. Truly, I have been getting C's ever since fourth grade, my dad and mom think it's OK,but I think it stinks! My dad did
say that if I start getting ALL I MEAN ALL A's again he will give me fifty dollers.
Yes, I get paid for my report card. Well, sorry if I kind of got off subject, but
THANKS FOR THE ADVICE!!! All of you, I really appreciate it.

[Cayla]

OH, I almost forgot (well I kind of did) Sanchii if you read this, were you asking what IS a signature or what is YOUR signature?



ANSWER: signature is when you sign your name on something. OR
ANSWER: I do not have one.

[JamboP26]

Originally Posted by Cayla

OH,I almost forgot (well I kind of did) Sanchii if you read this, were you asking what IS a signature or what is YOUR signature?



ANSWER: signature is when you sign your name on something. OR
ANSWER: I do not have one.

I think he's being humourous/retorical

[Cayla]

Hi,everyone!!! THANKS FOR WRITEING BACK TO ME!!!!!!!!!!!!!

What is hi,see you later,Japan,and I can't wait to go to... in japanese?




someone please tell me

[JamboP26]

Originally Posted by Cayla

Hi,everyone!!! THANKS FOR WRITEING BACK TO ME!!!!!!!!!!!!!

What is hi,see you later,Japan,and I can't wait to go to... in japanese?




someone please tell me

'Hi' depends on time of day. Morning - 'Ohayo Gozaimasu', Afternoon - 'Konnichi wa' (can be used as general hello aswell), Evening - 'Konban wa', Goodnight - Oyasumi (nasai (polite if added)). For 'bye', 'Sayonara', or 'Shitsurei shimasu' if you want to be polite. I guess 'I can't wait to go', can be, '...(place).... Ikitaidesu', which is 'I want to go to' or the equivalent. E.g. Nippon Ikitaidesu = I want to go to Japan. I'm sure thats correct, but being a forum I expect some smart-arse to jump in & 'correct' me. lol

(I used the last phrase of Twitter, to which a number of my Japanese followers replied 'Come on then' & 'Ganbatte!')

[WingsToDiscovery]

Originally Posted by JamboP26

For 'bye', 'Sayonara', or 'Shitsurei shimasu' if you want to be polite.

In my experience, "さようなら" is more intended on if you're not going to see someone for an extended period, so it can be off-putting if you say it to a friend. And "失礼します" is like super polite and awkward as well.

A simple じゃあね！ should suffice.

[JamboP26]

For Cayla's benefit, さようなら = sayonara, 失礼します = Shitsurei shimasu & じゃあね = jya ne! (which is 'see you!')

Arigatou, Wings

[Cayla]

thanks! somebody told me once that some english words, there are no such
thing as in japanese. like "but...". Is that right?

oh! Do you pronounce "jya ne" like "j knee"?

[JohnBraden]

Originally Posted by Cayla

thanks! somebody told me once that some english words, there are no such
thing as in japanese. like "but...". Is that right?

oh! Do you pronounce "jya ne" like "j knee"?

You would pronounce it like "gya" and the "kne" part of knelt...

[Cayla]

thank ya!




does anybody know a whole BUNCH of japanese words??