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July 26, 2012 at 12:27 pm in reply to: The "I found some Japanese I don't understand" thread. #33642
I got a correction on Lang-8 I don’t understand.
懐中電灯と双眼鏡だけ持っています.
What does「だけ持」 mean?
Welcome to Textfugu! Writing Kanji is difficult for sure. I don’t think I will be learning to write that until I feel comfortable with the rest of the language…so several years from now haha.
Another gothic girl that’s pretty good. Perhaps not as consistent as Kanon though.
It’s got a nice beat…and Japanese subs!
Thanks for the info! Well even if there are no changes, Amazons pre-order price is the best one I’ve seen so I will wait for this release.
I’m looking at reviews of A Dictionary of Basic Japanese Grammar and it looks like this is also a great book to buy.
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Where’d you find out that Effective Communication is re-releasing? I was thinking of getting it soon but if there are a lot of changes to it I will wait.
I will never forget 怖い …:3
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VH8pBgFQCTs&t=15m39sStudy wise, I’m progressing through the ultimate decks and 7 stroke kanji. Slowed down a bit with going through the chapters in Textfugu because of that and other things though. Still, it’s all good.
So I was watching Kaiji and some big numbers came up that I decided to take a crack at understanding.
One number I heard is にひゃくごじゅさんまんごせ which turns out is 2,535,000.
I was surprised it works out that way since 1,000,000 = ひゃくまん so I was not expecting the ひゃく and まん to be so far apart from one another. Is this how it usually works with larger numbers? Where it’s like saying 2,530,000 + 5,000?
*image search ゆうこす*
Wow, that girl has a really nice pair of…eyes.
This is a great idea!
I just did this and I logged myself out by accident. :DYeah, from what I’ve heard so far it has tones only as much as English does. Like in English you don’t use the same tone of voice when you ask a question as you do when you make a statement even if the words being said are identical.
Words in English are also full of weird pronunciations with different emphasis on certain parts. There are still plenty of times when I mispronounce English words when I should know better. <.<
Seriously, bologna is pronounced "balonee"? I know it's an Italian word but that just seems so…off.
Or what about "toMAYto" versus "toMAHto"?- This reply was modified 12 years, 4 months ago by Clement.
July 8, 2012 at 4:18 pm in reply to: If you're having trouble with numbers, here's something I thought of! #32993Yeah, work feels so much more productive/useful squeezing some studying in haha.
I was doing the number readings at my retail job for awhile too but decided to focus on learning kanji+vocab on my phone instead.
At the office job, I’m in front of a PC all day so I use that.Aww man, 妖精帝國 does everything I like in music. New song, just as awesome as the rest.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_BN8BGwRTUY
Hopefully, a longer version will be released.
Yeah, that confused me the first time too. 一人(ひとり) is just a weird pronunciation if I remember correctly.
七人(しちにん) actually makes sense because both are on’yomi readings.I’ve been hooked on Yousei Teikoku since the first moment I listened to their music. This is the one I like most:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CIz1JUSk5i0Two more:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7tf5lLrMVTo
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hZ7epMF8sBYFor something a little calmer; Kanon Wakeshima:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-FnSeTlnBpI
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rXK-VwuyH0MThis topic does need some AKB48:
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