I meant to ask you what “Sinf” meant; it’s not something I’ve ever come across. I’m sure I’ve seen N1/N2 as nouns and S as sentence, but just not the “inf” part.

An nice little usage of this is in the phrase 「～かどうか」, which means  ”whether or not ～”

彼が来るかどうか知らない。
I don’t know whether he will come or not.

Don’t count on it! :D

“I was a little worried you’ll be mad” – damn straight! Not at you though, at Koichi :P There was never any of this kind of bullshit back in the day. You could email him any time and he’s always get back to you with great, in-depth replies (depending on what you asked him). He was occasionally on the forum too, which seems an alien concept now. Now with this “Kuma” thing he’s working on being a separate entity to TextFugu, it seems like he’s pretty much given up. He’s bored of TextFugu now but instead of giving up outright, he’s putting it on the back burner, which is probably worse.

Also, feel free to stick around on this forum even after you’ve quit TextFugu – there are a number of users who are way past the material there anyway, so you’d be in good company ;) And when I say “a number of users” I mean “majority of people who post here regularly”.

I have Steam, it’s just that I don’t know you… If you’re wanting to chat to other TextFugu users (in Japanese or not), we have a TeamSpeak server, which happens to be the topic of one of the only three stickied threads here: http://www.textfugu.com/bb/topic/we-have-a-textfugu-teamspeak-server-btw/
I haven’t been on it in probably almost 2 years, but I’m sure other people still go on.

Edit: It’s cool looking at that thread and seeing all the people that used to come here regularly :D ooh_a_robot, ロブ, Watarimono, Larisajane, Kaona, Sheepy, Revenant, Hashi(!), Midori, tubatime1010

When you make posts on Lang-8, what do you write about? Do you just make random sentences, or do you talk about something specific, maybe like a proper diary entry? I kinda feel like making a post (for the first time in a really long time), but:

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Edit: Oh my god, image embedding, y u do dis!? You’ve totally ruined the point I’m trying to make, again!

• This reply was modified 11 years, 9 months ago by  MisterM2402 [Michael].

“japanece actor voice is better for games,they put more “emotion” into it” – that’s not necessarily true. I’m sure there are plenty of games/tv shows where the English voice actors are similar or better. At the end of the day, they are all human, they all have voices and they all have the potential to be fantastic or awful or somewhere in between.

いらず(に) *facepalm* I must have been thinking “stem + ず”, since that’s kind of the rule for ru-verbs.
I actually tried searching ありず for ある, but that’s DOUBLE wrong and it took me a while to realise :P  After that though, I had a feeling it might just be ず, but how are you supposed to search for that? haha

I think you’ll find it’s actually 持たず ;) Though to be fair, Rikaikun is again picking up 持ったず, like that verb in the other thread that I can’t remember. It must be some colloquial thing.