hello !!! everyone , i'm from japan .
now , it is rainny season in japan , so
i'm gloomy everyday.
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30th June 2004 04:24 #1
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30th June 2004 10:48 #2
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Konnichiwa Sakuracat! - Yep trying to learn Japanese (^_^) -
You are most welcome to Algeria.com!
So what's your relation with Algeria? or are you just curious?
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30th June 2004 11:07 #3
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Ohayoo Gozaimasu Shotokan_Karate !
sakuracat Ohayoo Gozaimasu {Well I know Japan is 9 hours ahead of the UK, but I can't remember how to say good afternoon in Japanese}
Watashi wa HOUDA~K Miraa desu.
Haji memashye.
Doozo yoroshiku.
Anata wa Nihon-jin desu ka.
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30th June 2004 11:25 #4
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Wow!! I'm impressed sis Houda!
Ohayo gozaimasu!
O-genki desu ka.
P.S. Konnichiwa can be used for "hello" as well as "good afternoon"
Konbanwa is "good evening"
So you're learing Japanese too?
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30th June 2004 11:47 #5
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Asslam Alaikoum/ Kon'nichi wa
La ya khoya I’m not learning Japanese. A friend from chuugaku-sei {Junior School, yep back in the olden days LOL} taught me a few phrases and it has stuck with me ever since.
So why Japanese ya Khoya, if you don’t mind me asking ?
Wa Salam
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9th July 2004 14:21 #6
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Konnichiwa sis Houda!
Hai, genki desu. Anata wa.
The word for brother? I don't know...Actually, I looked it up in the dictionary but it gave me LOADS of words. I don't know which is the right one to use. The closest would be I think is "Oto" for younger brother or "Aniki" for older brother. I can't seem to find a simple word to just mean "brother". Aii! You started me off now! I have to know!!
Better we ask Sakuracat don't you think?
Why I'm learning japanese? Well...
1/ I luuuuurve languages
2/ I like foreign films including japanese but hate reading subtitles
3/ would love to visit Japan one day inshAllah
4/ Most Japanese are experts in politeness
, diligence, respect and punctuality. In fact, I admire their culture - undeniably an example that "modernity" and "tradition" can go hand in hand. Sometimes, you'd think that they are muslims but lacking Islam - we can learn a lot from them indeed!
5/ I practice Karate in which many japanese words are used
6/ A personal challenge seen that japanese is often regarded as a very difficult language to learn!
7/ Why not?
Enough reasons for you sis?
Mmm...sis Houda, tell me, this friend at "chuugaku-sei", would her name be http://www.japanese-online.com
...because I've just noticed that your name is Houda-k MILLER!!! Are you related to Mr. Jason Miller in any way?
Just an observation
Ja mata!
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12th July 2004 17:08 #7
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Sakuracat
A big salaam and welcome! As the others, I'm interested in knowing your connection to Algeria and/or its people...if you don't mind the intrusion
?
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