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awesome! hahaha... I'm writing it down now on my notebook. hehehe....
Rondillo Sensei,
I actually looked at the format you wrote and I noticed.

senshuu
and
sensenshuu
I was wondering if those could be used on the days of the week.
For example
last tuesday
last august etc.
>_< I'm battling my mind over it right now and am confusing myself hehehe....
does it work that way too?
Is it right to say,
sen-doyobi
sensen-doyobi
>_< I'm sorry if my nihongo is way off and wrong hehehe... I really want to learn.
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02-19-2008 09:13 AM
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RE: Talking about Days of the Week

actually we can't say sen-doyoubi.

We have to say: Senshuu no doyoubi.

or sensenshuu no doyoubi.

When specifying a date in the future or past in this format, always start from big to small. i.e. Year > month > week > day

Ah I actually felt useful today lol. Usually, the only comments I get on these pages are: Arigatou Gozaimasu! and etc. I sort of got tired of saying your welcome Big Grin lol


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Rondillo Wrote:
actually we can't say sen-doyoubi.

We have to say: Senshuu no doyoubi.

or sensenshuu no doyoubi.

When specifying a date in the future or past in this format, always start from big to small. i.e. Year > month > week > day

Ah I actually felt useful today lol. Usually, the only comments I get on these pages are: Arigatou Gozaimasu! and etc. I sort of got tired of saying your welcome Big Grin lol


hahahaha XD

Rondillo Sensei,

I wanted to know how to say...

"Maybe by Tuesday next week, I will be meeting my friends at Akihabara?"

how do I say this in japanese? I know kamo shiranai is maybe but I dont know how to say kamo shirenai in polite form also and how do we say, "by Tuesday next week"?

I really am curious about this.

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02-21-2008 09:46 AM
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when i was in japan i was watching loads of japanese TV and they would announce they day when a certain tv show would be aired yet i couldn't make out what day it would be... ^_^ ahh good times Smile

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jooze Wrote:
Kyonen - The past year　きょ年　（I don-t know if "kyo" has a kanji in this case)


the kanji is 去年

03-28-2008 11:14 AM
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hehe..

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jooze Wrote:
Asate - The day after tomorrow　あさて


I think you forgot a "tittyai tsu"
Asatte - あさって、　明後日
and
shi Asatte - しあさって、明々後日 - the day after, after tomorrow / in three days

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