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I will attempt to print these when our printer has enough ink.
Yeah, sinistertetsuo is right, Kelovar.
月 = getsu (month)
日 = nichi (day (of the month))Oh wow, Arashi you are honestly a genius in disguise for doing this. Are these printable? I’d love to have these all over my wall. (You could totally sell these as posters!)
@Murasaki337, OMG DAT PUG! SOOO CUTEEE!!!
@Swoosherz, you and that girl are really cute together.
Welcome to TextFugu.
I already mentioned this in Stephanie’s introduction but…
Good luck (to both of you) learning Japanese.
By the way, I think the business student reason is a very cool and unique reason. I’m now wondering myself.
Welcome to TextFugu.
Good luck (to both of you) learning Japanese.
That one works.
Tom, your native language is Hebrew? How?!
I really want to get it because not only does it seem interesting and a good read but it’ll be helping a good cause.
Unfortunately, I don’t have a debit card and my Dad is SO TIGHT when it comes to using his credit card…I’m sorry.
Look, in my opinion – go at a pace that feels comfortable.
Don’t rush yourself but don’t slack off either.
Everybody works at different speeds, there’s no need to feel pressured.Basically, what Mister said.
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Kaona.
Welcome to TextFugu, Lucy.
Good luck learning Japanese!
Abandoning Japanese studying for a whole week isn’t a very good habit to get into. That is the ONLY bad thing about School holidays – no Japanese tutoring! Haha.
Okay, so I have exactly one week to go now.
I’m going to insert all of last weeks words into Anki today and do my usual reviewing and writing down the words (with the kanji if I’ve been taught) until next Wednesday.
ありがとう would be better to use than ありがと.
ようこそ、ジョウダンさん！
がんばってください！
I just write the word down (kanji included if my tutor has taught me the appropriate kanjis) and review in Anki – both English-Japanese and Japanese-English.
I have a book with all of the words written down, for English-Japanese I hide the word written in Japanese and just use the English word to help me remember. I must have written the word correctly with the kanji and able to pronounce it correctly for me to review Japanese-English into Anki.
Mind you I always jumble it up and space it out so it’s not just the pattern I’m getting familiar with.You have to find whatever works for you, really.
I KNEW I should have gone with the rock instead…
Welcome to TextFugu!
Good luck learning Japanese.
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