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Oh hehe okay, don't worry xD
I'm a 4th semester (almost 5th) student and let me tell you for only having the experience of a semester you're good

o~° ずっとずっと覚えている、君は僕の大切な人から°~o
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Konnichiwa, mi amigo. <-oops. that was spanish. .__.
O-genki desu ka? <- uhm for genki, do you pronounce it lik jen-ki? o.o

02-02-2008 07:29 AM
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Ohayoo, Watashi-no O-namae wa Rick desu.

This is how I learned to say hello my name is Rick. But I learned from an ex Japanese girlfriend. I always made her laugh by saying Watashi-wa starbuck!!

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bluebbear549 Wrote:
Konnichiwa, mi amigo. <-oops. that was spanish. .__.
O-genki desu ka? <- uhm for genki, do you pronounce it lik jen-ki? o.o


the pronunciation of genki sounds like the "g" in garage (the first "g")

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Hahimemashite. Yoroshiku onegaishimasu. Anatawa nihon jin desu ka? Watashiwa chui koku jin desu. Nihon go wa sukoshi wakarimasu. Chickenhi

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Rondillo Wrote:
Hajimemashite: How do you do?
Doozo Yoroshiku: It's nice to meet you.

A simple introduction, when meeting a person for the first time, could go like this:

Person 1: Hajimemashite. Rondillo desu.
Person 2: Hajimemashite. Lee Hyori desu.
Person 1: Doozo yoroshiku.
Person 2: Doozo yoroshiku.

Translation
Person 1: How do you do? I am Rondillo.
Person 2: How do you do? I am Lee Hyori.
Person 1: It is nice to Meet you.
Person 2: It is nice to Meet you.

You could also add a few of these greetings with the dialogue:
O-namae wa: What is your name?
Ohayoo gozaimasu: Good morning (formal).
Ohayoo: Good morning (informal).
Konnichi wa: Good afternoon.
Konban wa: Good evening.
O-genki desu ka?: How are you?
Shitsuree shimasu: Excuse me (as in good bye).
Ja mata: See you later.
Ja: See you later (informal).
Sayonara: Goodbye.
O-yasuminasai: Goodnight.

for more expressions, go to this thread.


Ohayo gozaimasu!Hajimemashite.Onamae wa nan to osshaimasu ka?O-ikutsu desu ka?Watashiwa Vollen to mashimasu.Dozoyoroshiku.Sayonara!

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cool, so its like that?:
Hajimemashite. NIKKI desu
im seriously into new languages, and im looking for an online tutor, yeahh.
email me, nikthegirl@hotmail.com
THANKS
CHEERS,
X33NIKKII

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ohio gosaimasu

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Hajimamashite.
Doozo yoroshiku.
Ore no namae wa john desu.
Boku wa America ni sunde imasu demo ore wa firipin-jin desu.
(how do we say half filipino and chinese?)
Boku no suki no mono wa anime to manga desu.

Rondillo sensei,

I heard of a sentence ending particle in a tv series and it went like,

Hai, so de gozaimasu.

and the translations said

yes it is.

How is this different from saying

Hai so desu?

What might be the difference between the both of them or is it just the same?

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Hajimamashite. Watashi wa Zita desu. Doozo yoroshiku. Big Grin

Hy, i came from hungary Big Grin Anybody know where is is? Big Grin ^^

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