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Like Taiwan waiting for the communists to extend their reach onto their isle from China?
btw, wow suddenly, so many new posts in the forum while I slept.
Okay then. Hmm. My excuse? You (the rest of the TF community) are a good many more than me, so everyone was as active as I’ve been recently (one time every 3rd day) the forum wouldn’t be as dead. If we had just five people saying something every 3rd day there would only be 14 hours between each and not +28.
Don’t get me wrong I don’t try to unfriendly to you I just try to keep this alive in the hope of something good to happen.
Okay the schools begins but was it really like this before the vacation?But they haven’t been their for 34 hours now. Neither in the other threads.
Now it’s 28 hours ago someone posted something here, so I think it’s time to reask the question.
Where is everyone?!
It’s not an examination so using a jisho is totally acceptable. I wouldn’t have been able to write any of my entries without a dictionary. Koichi wrote this article where he mentions 12 sentences which is essential for any language. You could try to write an entry where you just try to translate them into Japanese.
http://www.tofugu.com/2013/09/25/what-i-learned-about-learning-japanese-from-spending-3-weeks-in-taiwan/Here’s some topic suggestions:
A random dialog between two old women on the street.
What you did today.
What you did yesterday.
Your pet(s).
How it is learning Japanese.
Hobbies.
What makes you happy.
Your opinions about things.
A trip in zoo.It’s not about writing something interesting. It is just about writing something.
EDIT: It doesn’t even have to be about something. You can just practice a sentence patter you’ve just learnt and write seven or twenty sentence using it.
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Cimmik. Reason: I forget saying something
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TextFugu is essential for self study it constantly tries to keeps you motivated until you’ve learned how to stay motivated.missingno15 have you just come back after not being here some time? I think it’s long time ago I’ve seen you.
We are very glad to meet you too. We are so glad to meet you that we were totally speechless for three days. We were totally beside ourselves of happiness.
I remember the adjectives as being some difficult ones too. Keep calm and study on your own pace but please don’t stop if you want to learn Japanese. Please don’t.It’s very nice of you to say goodbye. It’s very sad to see one leave. Studying in Japan sounds very nice. Is it MEXT?
I doubt if you remember me as I came just a short time before you left, but I remember you.About the JLPT: 幸運を祈ります。
Things happens.
Sometimes big things happens.
Don’t we all have the fear
the fear of things encroaching us?
We must learn
to liveThings happens.
Soon big things will happend.
But do not quiver.
Soon the happening will raise against
the evils.
Bless yeYea I think it is a kind of agreement.
I think what you hear is 相槌. You can read about it here http://www.tofugu.com/2013/06/25/aizuchi/ようこそ！
It’s good you’ve finally begun studying the language and not just the kanji.
Your hard time with memorizing the kanjis haven’t been wasted. You have a good foundation now for beginning to learn the rest of the language.
Just think of it this way: we all have to learn all the parts to reach our goals. You just learned it in a different ordert than the majority.Good luck.
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Hmm. yea. I would say いったら too but I’m not the one to judge it to be right or wrong.
Last time he said anything was November 20, 2013. Right here.
http://www.textfugu.com/bb/topic/updates-update/#post-42441
He’s rewriting textfugu so I’m understanding. There’s a lot to rewrite. I wish Koichiせんせい good luck with the etoeto/textfugu project.
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