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ああ、いいと思ってる。 人間が作るラーメンは最高懐かしいね。 ・・・ラブ！だろう？ ^^
Ohhh luckyyyyyyyy. I would love to get a chance to talk to him.
@Kyle: a years worth in university isnt much, as it really ramps up in the 2nd year. Like you literally spend a semester learning kana and a few basic things.
But yeah I think I’ve seen your Japanese before and its pretty good right? Plus living in Japan means you’ve got ways to study so go do it! >_>
Oh also I asked my Japanese friends this but I’d love to hear about your experience with this from a non-native perspective.
今の日本にあるほとんどラーメン屋は機械で注文するの？
ほとんど ・ most, almost, nearly
屋 ・ shop, seller, house
機械 ・ machine
注文 ・ order(This is better than providing a translation to other people who wanna get in on the conversation right?)
Well their podcasts are actually good, the more recent ones even better. I’m not a fan of their business model though. Like since you’re up to the “I give up” email, I’m sure you’ve recieved at least 10 emails from them by now. That and every time you go to their page its like a viagra or weight loss miracle page. Its all just really abrasive.
You can stay free and you get podcasts for I think its 2 weeks until you can’t access them anymore, which is pretty good. However they will still consistently pander to you on a free account. Like videos coming up a lot, being like IT’D BE GREAT IF YOU’D UPGRADE.
Then again, thats partially a reason to just bloody pay them, the product is good. Why not go listen to some of the podcasts they have up? Take a look around the website.
^Be careful what you wish for!
Also, it would have been nice if there was kanji since thats what the question was specific about, but thats a lot of words so I’ll allow it ;D
People from North Yorkshire aren’t all farmers its true. Some are aspiring farmers, or farmhands. Sometimes the farmer’s wife.
Some of us are watching Japanese tv gameshows and some of them are awesome study! lol
Yay for Japanese collaboration!
Why doesn’t everyone have sales at the same time? :(
Its common for me to hear it used in that way, so I don’t think its that wrong, just a technicality, and I think most people wouldn’t blink an eye at it. Except maybe you? ^^
Welcome!
Good enough! That’s all you need ^.^
Hiragana and Katakana is a great first step, although by itself not SO motivating, however once you notice you can read some things like food packets and basic things, you’ll start having a lot more fun.
Anyway, welcome to textfugu!
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Sheepy.
I think saying お無事を！ Is pretty common too, so just ‘be safe’
It sounds like theres more to it, but there’s really not, I think. Its just implied, like シャワーを
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