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That sounds cool, Joel.
Do you then know about Imperial Palace in Kyoto can be entered? I’ve gotten the impression that Kyoto is more beautiful than Tokyo when it comes to the old traditional architecture, so I think it is okay to got to Kyoto rather than Tokyo.
I want to be aroused by the culture. Do you have any suggestions to things I can experience in Japan.Thank you Joel. Long time no see.
We are still just brainstorming. We are very interested in the old Japanese culture, so we think about visiting a few of the temples on the Shikoku pilgrimage. Maybe Imperial Palace in Kyoto or Tokyo. Probably Kyoto as it is closer to Shikoku.
I am a huge fan of the jazz pianist Hiromi, so I’ll certainly catch one of her concerts.
There’s still a lot to plan.Listen to Hiromi here:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1oz143PbnUo&ab_channel=NPRMusicThank you, Herick. I have an idea of how the language works, what’s difficult and it’s logic. So, I’m already warm.
Hello Herick from Brazil!
It’s always nice to meet a new Textfugutarian.
I had to stop learning Japanese too, when I began at University, and has just began again.
I hope you’ll enjoy your journey into the Japanese language. You almost sound like it’s a duty for you to learn Japanese, than something you actually want.Velkommen til Textfugu. From one Dane to another ;)
Hello Omri.
Nice to meet you. Wanting to communicate with Japanese people, must be the absolutely best reason to learn Japanese. Just don’t forget to keep in mind how cool it is to communicate with Japanese people in Japanese. Is everything going well in Israel?
幸運を祈ります！Nice to meet you ライオンさん。
I would love to walk the 88 temples on 四国 too.
幸運を祈ります！Koichi will give you this when he thinks you are ready anyway. But since you ask for it, here it is. Just don’t use it for cheating.
Download it here.
http://www.dev10.textfugu.com/downloads/conjugation-cheatsheet.pdfSorry. I think I misunderstood your question.
Yes, that is where you were supposed to learn the radicals.
Do you have a computer or a smartphone that can run Anki? Then I would recommend you to do that.Personally I wanted to learn some kanji as I needed them outside of TF, so I ran through the radicals as fast as I could so I could begin to learn other kanjis. And it helped me a lot especially later on when the anki decks begun to be more demanding.
“To die” in dictionary form is 死ぬ.
To say that you want to do something, you convert it into formal form, and replace the ます with たい. So, 死ぬ -> 死にます -> 死にたい. Which means “want to die.” Eew, I don’t like this one.
Now it is actually an い-adective. So, if something is 死にたい, it wants to die. You turn it into negative form the same way as you turn any other い-adjective negative; you replace the い in the ending with ない. So now it is 死にたくない. And から means roughly “because.”This one was a little tough because you had to turn it formal first.
Nice to meet you Satra.
It’s good that you know some Japanese, so you have someone to practice with.幸運を祈ります！
買います in casual form is 買う.
買わなかった is 買う in past negative.
To change a tybe 1 verb to negative form, you change the last う-kana to the corresponding あ-kana and add ない in the end. Note that う is changed to わ instead of あ. So now it is 買わない.
To make it past tense you change the い to かった, so it becomes 買わなかった.The meaning of 「高いから買わなかった」 is “it’s expensive, so I didn’t buy it.”
I hope that answered your question.
Hi you, programmer.
Awesome, you began programming at the age of six.I think learning Japanese in 3 days sounds like the hard way. Don’t you think it sounds hard to learn Japanese in 3 days. Anyway, I get your point.
I can imagine that the Japanese grammar will expand your way of thinking a little bit, and maybe make you a better programmer that way.
What programming language do you use?幸運を祈ります！
The only tip I have is: read http://www.textfugu.com/season-6/nominalization/7-7/#top till the end of that chapter.
