Welcome To The Online School!

Inuyasha-the-kid · Dec 14, 2004, 11:20

Today We Will Be Learning....

Show You A Book Of Japanese!

From Slang To Proper Talking Like Do You Want To Have Sex Is "yaruka!"

JAPANESE EDUCATIon books and
slang

ALL THE PARTS OF THE BOOK!

MANNERS

Be in the Buddhalism/ be a Buddhist

BE BUDDHALISUM/BUDHALIST BECAUSE NO OTHER RELIGION IS EXCEPTED

LEARN JAPANESE IN TEN MINUTES

ANIME CLIP SAY WHAT?!

(Bu-tsu) that is whats on top of his head I broke it down because of religion(Re-li-gin) Japan.I guess it means to blush.

(O-KA-Shii-) that is whats on top of his head!It means to be supisoius(su-spit-sha-sh).To be aware!

GOMEN(ASEI) (Go-me-n-(Asei)) Asei is not together with gomen be
gomen is to be sorry gomenasei is to be very very very sorry.

this is souka what does that mean?It means...Just look at the piture you should see it.

Not Japanese but good icon for biebie (by-by-e).That means bye bye.

I WILL ADD MORE SOON! ^.^ BY THE WAY THIS IS THE MOST IMPROTANT
YOU NEED THIS SITE TO LEARN JAPANESE

YOU NEED THIS TO LEARN JAPANESE!

BYE BYE for now next lesson is slang

RockLee · Dec 14, 2004, 21:57

Originally Posted by Inuyasha-the-kid

(O-KA-Shii-) that is whats on top of his head!It means to be supisoius(su-spit-sha-sh).To be aware!

Okashii in this smiley means rediculous

GOMEN(ASEI) (Go-me-n-(Asei)) Asei is not together with gomen be
gomen is to be sorry gomenasei is to be very very very sorry.

it's gomennasai (ごめんなさい) not asei lol

it seems u need to study a lot more my friend

...first study japanese and then after you're good at it teach it to other...you wouldn't want to teach the wrong stuff now right??

Kamisama · Dec 14, 2004, 23:33

Today we will be learning: Nihon___

Nihon is the japanese term for Japan.

Go is usually an ending tag put onto certain terms such as Nihon(Japan) to signify that one is speaking about the language. Example : Nihongo

Jin is and ending term put onto words to signify that the pre-term is speaking about a person of that term... Example: Shuu-jin "Prisoner"; Nihon-jin "Japanese Citizen"; Amerikajin "American Citizen."

NOW FOR SOME SENTENCE EXAMPLE!!!

Nihongo wo yomeru ka.
Do you read the Japanese Language?

Nihonjin wa nihongo wo yomeru ka.
Japanese citizen, do you read the Japanese Language?

Inuyasha-the-kid · Dec 15, 2004, 12:02

www.

SLANG

TwistedMac · Dec 15, 2004, 13:46

kami, you and Inu go together like spit and lubricant.

and just 'cuz I wanna quote something:

Originally Posted by Inuyasha-the-kid

Religion (Re-li-gin)

standard Hicksville pronunciation charts are teh pwn.

Originally Posted by Inuyasha-the-kid

Not Japanese but good icon for biebie (by-by-e).That means bye bye.

I'm not even sure what language you are translating from and to...

CorDarei · Dec 15, 2004, 20:26

Originally Posted by TwistedMac

I'm not even sure what language you are translating from and to...

I think English was in there somewhere, you just gotta look really hard.

Inuyasha-the-kid · Dec 16, 2004, 07:10

Japanese and english

IFRAN · Dec 16, 2004, 07:39

Inuyasha-the-kid, although I do commend your willingness to help other beginners of the language, I must say, that to teach a language, you must understand it. Just a thought.

okaeri_man · Dec 16, 2004, 14:06

doesn't it say ayashii above his head? i know it's the "okashii" emoticon, but it seriously says ayashii.

King of Tokyo · Dec 16, 2004, 14:17

Yesssssssssss! Inuyasha-the-kid and his ridiculously incorrect lessons are back! Now I can learn to speak like a (Three year old) Japanese person!

But seriously man, you should learn the language before teaching it, it's alright to be completely clueless when it comes to Nihongo, as long as you aren't spreading your lack of knowledge around. Heh.

Kamisama · Dec 18, 2004, 00:49

Don't be hating twisted because i mocked your cartoons.

PaulTB · Dec 18, 2004, 01:29

Originally Posted by okaeri_man

doesn't it say ayashii above his head? i know it's the "okashii" emoticon, but it seriously says ayashii.

The ayashii is okashii.

Elizabeth · Dec 21, 2004, 21:51

NOW FOR SOME SENTENCE EXAMPLE!!!

Nihongo wo yomeru ka.
Do you read the Japanese Language?

Nihonjin wa nihongo wo yomeru ka.
Japanese citizen, do you read the Japanese Language?

I know "wo yomeru" is OK now, but maybe 'ga' still sounds a little better.
Also, even for a guy, "yomeru ka" would be awfully abrubt and curt in addressing the Japanese people....

Pox · Dec 21, 2004, 22:37

Originally Posted by kamisama

Dragonchan wa.. dai suki desu.

Dragonchan "ga".. dai suki desu.　じゃない？

Elizabeth · Dec 21, 2004, 22:43

Originally Posted by Pox

Dragonchan "ga".. dai suki desu.　じゃない？

This isn't Dragonchan the Jref member is it, kamisama ?

Pox · Dec 21, 2004, 22:49

Dragonchan wa (kamisama ga) dai suki desu.?

okaeri_man · Dec 22, 2004, 10:30

Originally Posted by PaulTB

The ayashii is okashii.

what do you mean? you saying the blue writing says okashii?

CorDarei · Dec 23, 2004, 02:04

Originally Posted by okaeri_man

what do you mean? you saying the blue writing says okashii?

I think he means it's weird that the smiley is supposed to be 'okashii' but it says 'ayashii'.

Elizabeth · Dec 23, 2004, 02:24

Originally Posted by CorDarei

I think he means it's weird that the smiley is supposed to be 'okashii' but it says 'ayashii'.

It could have been intended as a joke...or a comment on the smiley itself

anyway the expression is clearly closer to ayashii imo.

Inuyasha-the-kid · Jan 4, 2005, 08:55

I am learning PORTUGUES NOW!

TwistedMac · Jan 4, 2005, 09:32

that's great.

Inuyasha-the-kid · Feb 4, 2005, 13:00

Just kidding,This topic is boring now.

Anyways i looked at you site
www.Twisted-Irony.com
I know what Irony is,it is a way your thinking while someone is thinking the same words but different meanings.

Inuyasha-the-kid · Mar 27, 2005, 08:38

wait up ! 待ち時間!

cool 涼しい

救助

smiling 醜く物の言えない微笑

赤面させなさい

すぴつす

ごめん

say what? そうか

Ｗｈａｔなんじ

dog demon＝犬夜いぬ becomes 犬、やしゃ becomes 夜

Rgchrono · Mar 27, 2005, 13:31

From Slang To Proper Talking Like Do You Want To Have Sex Is "yaruka!"
<--- isn't it "yaritai no" even kill bill pointed this out. >_< Yet, I learned it from one of my japanese amigas. ^_^

GOMEN(ASEI)

yes, and okini means thank you. >_<

but really, it would help if you continue with japanese. Seriously, some of the stuff you pointed out is confusing and totaly kills what I've been learning from my japanese buddies and college classes. Just review back what you learned.

also, you use ga for negative things and to point out and existing state. Anyways, keep on learning. And do not tell strangers to suck your "chin chin" it is not right.

Inuyasha-the-kid · Mar 28, 2005, 06:04

ok I wont say that

Dec 14, 2004, 11:20	#1
Inuyasha-the-kid Banned Join Date: Jul 17, 2004 Age: 17 Posts: 185	Welcome To The Online School! Today We Will Be Learning.... Show You A Book Of Japanese! From Slang To Proper Talking Like Do You Want To Have Sex Is "yaruka!" JAPANESE EDUCATIon books and slang ALL THE PARTS OF THE BOOK! MANNERS Be in the Buddhalism/ be a Buddhist BE BUDDHALISUM/BUDHALIST BECAUSE NO OTHER RELIGION IS EXCEPTED LEARN JAPANESE IN TEN MINUTES ANIME CLIP SAY WHAT?! (Bu-tsu) that is whats on top of his head I broke it down because of religion(Re-li-gin) Japan.I guess it means to blush. (O-KA-Shii-) that is whats on top of his head!It means to be supisoius(su-spit-sha-sh).To be aware! GOMEN(ASEI) (Go-me-n-(Asei)) Asei is not together with gomen be gomen is to be sorry gomenasei is to be very very very sorry. this is souka what does that mean?It means...Just look at the piture you should see it. Not Japanese but good icon for biebie (by-by-e).That means bye bye. I WILL ADD MORE SOON! ^.^ BY THE WAY THIS IS THE MOST IMPROTANT YOU NEED THIS SITE TO LEARN JAPANESE YOU NEED THIS TO LEARN JAPANESE! BYE BYE for now next lesson is slang

Dec 14, 2004, 21:57	#2
RockLee Hullu Join Date: Apr 22, 2004 Location: Espoo Age: 26 Posts: 3,084	Originally Posted by Inuyasha-the-kid (O-KA-Shii-) that is whats on top of his head!It means to be supisoius(su-spit-sha-sh).To be aware! Okashii in this smiley means rediculous GOMEN(ASEI) (Go-me-n-(Asei)) Asei is not together with gomen be gomen is to be sorry gomenasei is to be very very very sorry. it's gomennasai (ごめんなさい) not asei lol it seems u need to study a lot more my friend ...first study japanese and then after you're good at it teach it to other...you wouldn't want to teach the wrong stuff now right?? __________________ ~ Parempi hullu kuin tylsä - Better crazy than boring ~ http://www.fin-style.be/blog -> My Blog about Finland and other random thingies.

Dec 15, 2004, 12:02	#4
Inuyasha-the-kid Banned Join Date: Jul 17, 2004 Age: 17 Posts: 185	Slang- www. SLANG

Dec 15, 2004, 13:46	#5
TwistedMac 夜露死苦! Join Date: Mar 4, 2004 Location: orz.eu Age: 27 Posts: 2,044	kami, you and Inu go together like spit and lubricant. and just 'cuz I wanna quote something: Originally Posted by Inuyasha-the-kid Religion (Re-li-gin) standard Hicksville pronunciation charts are teh pwn. Originally Posted by Inuyasha-the-kid Not Japanese but good icon for biebie (by-by-e).That means bye bye. I'm not even sure what language you are translating from and to... __________________ 夜露死苦! www.orz.eu I find affence at your post as I ware eyeglass and have lmited site. Sankyuu~! http://japan.orz.eu - A site for my trip to Japan.

Dec 15, 2004, 20:26	#6
CorDarei ロマンチスト Join Date: Nov 15, 2004 Posts: 206	Originally Posted by TwistedMac I'm not even sure what language you are translating from and to... I think English was in there somewhere, you just gotta look really hard.

Dec 14, 2004, 23:33	#3
Kamisama Ooh, i'm a green belt. Join Date: Oct 6, 2004 Location: シカゴ,Illinois Age: 23 Posts: 216	Today we will be learning: Nihon___ Nihon is the japanese term for Japan. Go is usually an ending tag put onto certain terms such as Nihon(Japan) to signify that one is speaking about the language. Example : Nihongo Jin is and ending term put onto words to signify that the pre-term is speaking about a person of that term... Example: Shuu-jin "Prisoner"; Nihon-jin "Japanese Citizen"; Amerikajin "American Citizen." NOW FOR SOME SENTENCE EXAMPLE!!! Nihongo wo yomeru ka. Do you read the Japanese Language? Nihonjin wa nihongo wo yomeru ka. Japanese citizen, do you read the Japanese Language?

Dec 16, 2004, 07:10	#7
Inuyasha-the-kid Banned Join Date: Jul 17, 2004 Age: 17 Posts: 185	Japanese and english

Dec 16, 2004, 07:39	#8
IFRAN Junior Member Join Date: Oct 4, 2004 Posts: 8	Inuyasha-the-kid, although I do commend your willingness to help other beginners of the language, I must say, that to teach a language, you must understand it. Just a thought.

Dec 16, 2004, 14:06	#9
okaeri_man Tadaima! Join Date: Sep 6, 2003 Location: Australia Age: 24 Posts: 379	doesn't it say ayashii above his head? i know it's the "okashii" emoticon, but it seriously says ayashii. __________________ "The people who vote decide nothing. The people who count the vote decide everything." - Stalin

Dec 16, 2004, 14:17	#10
King of Tokyo The Funky Homosapien. Join Date: Dec 7, 2003 Location: Torontokyo, Japanada Age: 6 Posts: 704	Yesssssssssss! Inuyasha-the-kid and his ridiculously incorrect lessons are back! Now I can learn to speak like a (Three year old) Japanese person! But seriously man, you should learn the language before teaching it, it's alright to be completely clueless when it comes to Nihongo, as long as you aren't spreading your lack of knowledge around. Heh. __________________ America, land of opportunity, mirages and camouflages - more than usually Speakin loudly, sayin nothin, you confusin me, you losin me Your game is twisted, want me enlisted - in your usary Foolishly, most men join the ranks cluelessly Buffoonishly accept the deception, believe the perception

Dec 18, 2004, 00:49	#11
Kamisama Ooh, i'm a green belt. Join Date: Oct 6, 2004 Location: シカゴ,Illinois Age: 23 Posts: 216	Don't be hating twisted because i mocked your cartoons.

Dec 18, 2004, 01:29	#12
PaulTB Manga Psychic Join Date: Jan 22, 2004 Posts: 2,111	Originally Posted by okaeri_man doesn't it say ayashii above his head? i know it's the "okashii" emoticon, but it seriously says ayashii. The ayashii is okashii.

Dec 21, 2004, 21:51	#13
Elizabeth Regular Member Join Date: Apr 22, 2003 Location: アメリカ Posts: 8,507	NOW FOR SOME SENTENCE EXAMPLE!!! Nihongo wo yomeru ka. Do you read the Japanese Language? Nihonjin wa nihongo wo yomeru ka. Japanese citizen, do you read the Japanese Language? I know "wo yomeru" is OK now, but maybe 'ga' still sounds a little better. Also, even for a guy, "yomeru ka" would be awfully abrubt and curt in addressing the Japanese people.... __________________ たとえ辛くても、永遠に続く苦しみなどないでしょう。

Dec 21, 2004, 22:37	#14
Pox rebmem yzarc a Join Date: Sep 24, 2004 Location: Tokyo, Japan Posts: 104	Originally Posted by kamisama Dragonchan wa.. dai suki desu. Dragonchan "ga".. dai suki desu.　じゃない？

Dec 21, 2004, 22:43	#15
Elizabeth Regular Member Join Date: Apr 22, 2003 Location: アメリカ Posts: 8,507	Originally Posted by Pox Dragonchan "ga".. dai suki desu.　じゃない？ This isn't Dragonchan the Jref member is it, kamisama ?

Dec 21, 2004, 22:49	#16
Pox rebmem yzarc a Join Date: Sep 24, 2004 Location: Tokyo, Japan Posts: 104	Dragonchan wa (kamisama ga) dai suki desu.?

Dec 22, 2004, 10:30	#17
okaeri_man Tadaima! Join Date: Sep 6, 2003 Location: Australia Age: 24 Posts: 379	Originally Posted by PaulTB The ayashii is okashii. what do you mean? you saying the blue writing says okashii?

Dec 23, 2004, 02:04	#18
CorDarei ロマンチスト Join Date: Nov 15, 2004 Posts: 206	Originally Posted by okaeri_man what do you mean? you saying the blue writing says okashii? I think he means it's weird that the smiley is supposed to be 'okashii' but it says 'ayashii'.

Dec 23, 2004, 02:24	#19
Elizabeth Regular Member Join Date: Apr 22, 2003 Location: アメリカ Posts: 8,507	Originally Posted by CorDarei I think he means it's weird that the smiley is supposed to be 'okashii' but it says 'ayashii'. It could have been intended as a joke...or a comment on the smiley itself anyway the expression is clearly closer to ayashii imo.

Jan 4, 2005, 08:55	#20
Inuyasha-the-kid Banned Join Date: Jul 17, 2004 Age: 17 Posts: 185	I am learning PORTUGUES NOW!

Jan 4, 2005, 09:32	#21
TwistedMac 夜露死苦! Join Date: Mar 4, 2004 Location: orz.eu Age: 27 Posts: 2,044	that's great.

Feb 4, 2005, 13:00	#22
Inuyasha-the-kid Banned Join Date: Jul 17, 2004 Age: 17 Posts: 185	Just kidding,This topic is boring now. Anyways i looked at you site www.Twisted-Irony.com I know what Irony is,it is a way your thinking while someone is thinking the same words but different meanings.

Mar 27, 2005, 08:38	#23
Inuyasha-the-kid Banned Join Date: Jul 17, 2004 Age: 17 Posts: 185	Japanese katahana karagana and kenji wait up ! 待ち時間! cool 涼しい救助 smiling 醜く物の言えない微笑赤面させなさいすぴつすごめん say what? そうかＷｈａｔなんじ dog demon＝犬夜いぬ becomes 犬、やしゃ becomes 夜

Mar 27, 2005, 13:31	#24
Rgchrono Aliaswavefront Dude Join Date: Mar 13, 2005 Location: Los Angeles Age: 27 Posts: 28	From Slang To Proper Talking Like Do You Want To Have Sex Is "yaruka!" <--- isn't it "yaritai no" even kill bill pointed this out. >_< Yet, I learned it from one of my japanese amigas. ^_^ GOMEN(ASEI) yes, and okini means thank you. >_< but really, it would help if you continue with japanese. Seriously, some of the stuff you pointed out is confusing and totaly kills what I've been learning from my japanese buddies and college classes. Just review back what you learned. also, you use ga for negative things and to point out and existing state. Anyways, keep on learning. And do not tell strangers to suck your "chin chin" it is not right. __________________ Santa Monica College Student Hola!! New to this Forums, hope that in the future I'll make new friends here

Mar 28, 2005, 06:04	#25
Inuyasha-the-kid Banned Join Date: Jul 17, 2004 Age: 17 Posts: 185	ok I wont say that

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