23 Mar 2011, 4:50 pm
Nire aerolabangailua aingirez beteta dago? 
from monty python.. 
23 Mar 2011, 4:53 pm
23 Mar 2011, 4:53 pm
23 Mar 2011, 4:54 pm
MidlifeAspie wrote:
浮気変換するためにインターネットを使用します。私は詐欺師をしています。
Google Translator, or any other translator? It makes no sense.
23 Mar 2011, 4:55 pm
Google. It said "Using the internet to translate is cheating. I am a cheater"
23 Mar 2011, 4:57 pm
MidlifeAspie wrote:
Google. It said "Using the internet to translate is cheating. I am a cheater"
I'm not.
Unless it is a language other than Japanese, English, or German.
In which case I probably translate it.
23 Mar 2011, 4:58 pm
I know you aren't a cheater. I was making fun of myself, and poorly
23 Mar 2011, 5:01 pm
23 Mar 2011, 5:04 pm
Fudo wrote:
Nire aerolabangailua aingirez beteta dago?
from monty python..
from monty python..
Yep.
jmnixon95 wrote:
My hovercraft is full of eels. Really basic, aside from the kanji after "ha"; I had to look up the hiragana for that one.
No, Korean sucks.
No, Korean sucks.
Yeah, it wasn't meant to be difficult.
Have you heard of Rikaichan? I'm sure you'd find it useful; look it up.
I like Korea a lot more than Japan, I like the sound more, and the grammar. Just my opinion.
I studied Korean for several months last year, and to me it's a lot easier than Japanese, grammar-wise.
And hangeul is much easier for me than kanji. I could never learn all the jōyō kanji.
Korean does use hanja, but only in historical documents and newspapers in South Korea, They were outlawed in North Korea, and are slowly dying in use in South Korea.
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23 Mar 2011, 5:04 pm
23 Mar 2011, 5:10 pm
dunbots wrote:
I like Korea a lot more than Japan, I like the sound more, and the grammar. Just my opinion. I studied Korean for several months last year, and to me it's a lot easier than Japanese, grammar-wise.
And hangeul is much easier for me than kanji. I could never learn all the jōyō kanji. Korean does use hanja, but only in historical documents and newspapers in South Korea, They were outlawed in North Korea, and are slowly dying in use in South Korea.
I studied Korean for several months last year, and to me it's a lot easier than Japanese, grammar-wise.And hangeul is much easier for me than kanji. I could never learn all the jōyō kanji.
Korean does use hanja, but only in historical documents and newspapers in South Korea, They were outlawed in North Korea, and are slowly dying in use in South Korea.Hangul is understandably easier, considering it's an alphabet.
No one really knows all the kanji.
Way too difficult. My friend (who is staying with me; she is from Japan) knows tons and tons, but when I asked her, she said she's not even close to knowing all of them. Each person knows at least a few thousand, though... or was that Hanzi... I think they'd theoretically have to know less kanji in Japan because they also have hiragana and katakana, while in China/Taiwan/Hong Kong all they have is hanzi to go by. Plus, not every word in Japanese has corresponding kanji, as you probably know. So sometimes, you just have to go with the hiragana and/or katakana for it. Usually hiragana for truly "Japanese" words.
23 Mar 2011, 5:13 pm
23 Mar 2011, 5:22 pm
23 Mar 2011, 5:23 pm
Fudo wrote:
so anyways, i says to mable, i says..
Bad Fudo! No conversation switching.
23 Mar 2011, 5:25 pm
aww 
all this talk in foreign script excludes fudo..
23 Mar 2011, 5:25 pm
i am also too stupid for this conversation.
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