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[Tonjin]

and when you will finish

i am still waiting for your proof-reading on my last messages here and also here....​

 

[Morphia]

*sigh*

Tonjin san... I didn't mean to insult your grammer _or_ your spelling ability. It's just that I use English on a daily basis, and I'm not very used to people using English in Tapuz. Don't take it personally, and forget about what I said. It's not my place to tell people what language to use. Sumimasen.

 

[lgmtk]

ありがと ア&#12

מקווה שכתבתי נכון ^_^

 

[amitwagner]

ありがとう

 

[lgmtk]

מה?

ありがとう？ אבל אמרו לי arigato! לא arigatou!!!!!!!!מעצבן!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! תגידו מה פאקין נכון!!!!!!!!!!

 

[lgmtk]

תמיד יש בעיה בכותרת אז הנה:

ありがと アミト 先生!!!!!!!!!!!

 

[amitwagner]

。。。。

well, as i wrote above, the correct way to write it is　ありがとう。 i don't mind saying it time and again if it means pushing the introductions down. and by no means i'm a sensei, if anything then sennpai.​

 

[lgmtk]

וכמו שראית כבר התלוננתי שבילבלו

אותי בקשר ל-U הזו.......מעצבן........תבינו שאין לי כוח יותר. אגב אתה せんせい בשבילי........או せんぱい אם תרצה........גם אתה וגם טונג'ין וגם היקארו............מורים שלי ^_^

 

[amitwagner]

Kanji in short

Kanji, Chinese characters. As can be understood from the name, kanji, unlike kana (hiragana and katakana) that was "invented" in Japan, came from china. A person needs to know about 2,000 kanji in order to be able to read a newspaper. In china by the way, it's around 3,000. Almost all kanji have more then one way to read. ONYOMI-the Chinese reading. a reading that came from china but been adjusted to the Japanese way of speaking which means that even if a person knows the onyomi for all the kanji in the world, still nobody in china will understand a word he say. KUNYOMI-the Japanese reading. In most cases you will need a combination of at least two kanji in order to have their onyomi form a word while the kunyomi either stand by itself or with the addition of hiragana. Example: 木曜日ーmokuyoubi-thursday. moku/you/bi are all onyomi. 木-ki-tree. kunyomi. The simple kanji express a word by their own right. Few examples: 女-onna-woman 人-hito-person 目-me-eye More complicated kanji are made from two characters together. Examples: 好き-suki-like(as in i like you). the kanji of　女(woman) together with the kaji 子(child) have the meaning of-to like. the kunyomi is SU, the hiragana complets the word. 明るい-akarui-bright. the sun and the moon together makes bright.​

 

[amitwagner]

neko

i'm not sure if that's what you wanted, too long? too short? of course there is much more but i think it is enough for now. i didn't know where to send it so just posted as a messege, have it on file if you want me send it to some other place(well, if you want it at all...). the second version is a bit more presentable​