Afew questions for the people learning japanese

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MU Sophomore Posts: 73 11/01/08 11:16:05	Tags : None Hey guys been awhile hasn't it? T_T my scanners broken and i havent gotten around to replaceing my batteries in my camera ... anyway! I've been learning japanese and so far so good but i was wondering about the iteams in the Mu. store... is The english-japanese dictinary any good? umm oh and the kanji de manga use full as well? easy to understand ext.? i dont have alot of brain power T_T.... .. and by far any one used the Buddha board? is it any good? ... so many questions but they all sound the same... huh ... well later xD Mata ne! -Mairo Wind blowing over a mountain the loneliest sound I've ever heard except for the crying in my heart. crystal clear skys of blue clouds of white ocean waves all in one place what is that place? My happy place. . . One Day, Two People, Three words. -Milo-My quotes
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Light Zukashi		#1	[url]	[-]
MU Senior Posts: 1218 11/01/08 19:48:38	Osashiburi, Mysonius-kun (it's been a long time, Mysonius). That's some bad news there, but glad you're spending that extra time to learn another language, and Japanese of all; quite a complex, but fun language to learn. I wish Bakadesuka had been here, as he would have great advice for you. But as far as the questions about MU books, I wouldn't know anything. If you want to learn Japanese slowly, there are great places where they'll give you basic tips and words/ sayings. It's all out there, just needs a little searching. But if you're looking for more trustworthy info, then I hand it over to Mangaka7 or someone else either from the forum, or someone who directly works with MU. Some great and easy words: Tsukareta -- means "I am tired". Genki -- when used with "desu" it means "I am well". Adding "ka" to the end changes it into a question; "O genki desu ka". Shirimasen -- means "I don't know" (brilliant phrase for any language =P). Sugoi -- usually means "Cool" or "Amazing". Atsui/ Samui -- means "Hot/ Cold" respectively. Can be used in a greeting during Summer, "Atsui, desu ne" or Winter, "Samui, desu ne". Kawaii -- means "cute", and this can definately be overused. Oishii -- means "delicious". Anyway, hope that helps, and before I say anymore being afraid that I said something wrong, I'll just end off with... Ja na and Ganbatte! Win free prizes with Prize Rebel Click Me?
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Mysonius		#2	[url]	[-]
MU Sophomore Posts: 73 11/04/08 10:17:26	Thats what it was Oishii T_T I cant belive i couldent rember that lol I cooked dinner last night xD any way... arigatou gozaimasu^^ ... still not much help to my question but more vocabulary with out any work searching it down in my books umm what was i gona say ... arrg brain fade.... And japanese complex???? its a heck of alot easier than english T_T.... yeah... zooom that what my train of though leaving my head. .. -.-' well... since i dont remember what i was gona ask... jaa ne -Mairo Wind blowing over a mountain the loneliest sound I've ever heard except for the crying in my heart. crystal clear skys of blue clouds of white ocean waves all in one place what is that place? My happy place. . . One Day, Two People, Three words. -Milo-My quotes
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kayeharu		#3	[url]	[-]
MU Junior Posts: 166 12/30/08 23:33:10	aah...i study japanese by watching animes and reading online...there are many english-japanese dictionary in bookstores...like Webster's.....etc... Go confidently in the direction of your dreams. Live the life you have imagined.
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Itachi		#4	[url]	[-]
MU Sophomore Posts: 75 01/07/09 02:53:23	Kool study Japanese it makes me wanna learn though i was talkin 2 a dude who lives in Japan & he said most Japanese speak english sorry im no help though ive been inspired 2 start learning. Thank You! He who asks is a fool for five minutes, but he who does not ask remains a fool forever. He who strikes the first blow admits he's lost the argument. To know the road ahead, ask those coming back. Give a man a fish and you feed him for a day. Teach a man to fish and you feed him for a lifetime. Here is some Chinese proverbs, these are the few that are easy to comprehend hope you get something out of reading them.
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uhpanduh		#5	[url]	[-]
MU Freshman Posts: 17 01/13/09 14:28:07	i have the kana de manga and its pretty good. however, its only good for writing japanese and not speaking it. (i can now write in japanese but have no idea what im writing XD) but its got cute pictures and throws in some words too. i highly recommend it!!! Last Edited By: uhpanduh 01/13/09 15:03:34. Edited 2 times.
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bakadesuka		#6	[url]	[-]
MU Senior Posts: 1745 01/13/09 16:29:48	Flying visit (found the link in my bookmarks ^_^ ) http://www.learn-japanese.info/ http://www.guidetojapanes.../wiki/index.php/Main_Page Are two excellent sites I used quite often (probably should use them again ¬_¬ ) Ganbare Mysonius sama (Good luck) - You know what you are, you're a beard with an idiot hanging off it - Dylan Moran
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NexusAR352		#7	[url]	[-]
MU Senior Posts: 937 01/14/09 22:53:12	Itachi wrote: Kool study Japanese it makes me wanna learn though i was talkin 2 a dude who lives in Japan & he said most Japanese speak english sorry im no help though ive been inspired 2 start learning. Thank You! Depends where you go. In Tokyo, maybe, But I found in Osaka, you will do a lot of pointing and hand jestures if you dont know Japanese. (they also use the Kansai dielect, which just makes it more confusing) Although it didnt help that I am, but I don't speak a whole lot, so I got a lot of funny or suprised looks. So my experience would be different than most. Warning: Contains 100% Fanservice.
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Itachi		#8	[url]	[-]
MU Sophomore Posts: 75 01/17/09 22:59:21	Kool so you must of been to japan? & yes my friend was situated in Tokyo, though i do agree that Japanese or chinese would be a great language to learn. He who asks is a fool for five minutes, but he who does not ask remains a fool forever. He who strikes the first blow admits he's lost the argument. To know the road ahead, ask those coming back. Give a man a fish and you feed him for a day. Teach a man to fish and you feed him for a lifetime. Here is some Chinese proverbs, these are the few that are easy to comprehend hope you get something out of reading them.
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eiennoyume2000	NIPPON BANZAI!!!	#9	[url]	[-]
MU Senior Posts: 1442 02/10/09 02:12:26	Konnichiwa, minna-san (konbanwa to those appropriate ^_^). I once practiced Nihongo on my own, spelled a few words and even wrote some here in the forum a long time ago. Now I am officially a Nihongo-no Gakusei for the purpose of practice my would-be daily living in Japan. Just feel free to ask anything (basic ^_^) that you find troublesome, ne? And... do you know Kanjis? You ever wonder why Japan is Nihon, which uses the Kanjis "Nichi" (sun) and "hon" (book)? So japan s... sun book? "Follow your Dream; Create your Destiny"
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dbzfan		#10	[url]	[-]
MU Sophomore Posts: 54 03/10/09 03:25:12	I'm getting curious about learning japanese now I have a CD of learning japanese somewhere, but its in english and my english is not so good
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paulsky		#11	[url]	[-]
MU Freshman Posts: 22 07/14/09 01:31:19	well... i wanna start it up again i stopped cos i had little spare time ... but i think i may start again now since i seem to be good with languages
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Westly		#12	[url]	[-]
MU Freshman Posts: 6 08/04/09 13:50:38	I take the train for two hours every day to work, so I have Kana flashcards that I keep in my pocket. They're really helping me learn the Katakana/Hiragana. I also have some manga that I read (very slowly!) to help me learn the various sounds. (I get so excited when I recognize a word!) At home, I'm using another source to help me figure out how to put sentences together. Is the Kana/Kanji de Manga good for learning those sorts of things? I'm learning my Kana via repetition, so...I'm curious!
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