any one whilling to teach me japanese =DDDD

[taraku]

can some one teach me japanese i was whilling to learn it since 6 =DD

[faithangel]

just go to the japanese classes in here..

[taraku]

it seems complecated..can u just leave some usefull phrases =DDDD

[faithangel]

well i'm not good but here some phrases:
i'm not sure their spelling too..

ogenkideska:how are you?
genkides:i'm fine

arigato:thanks
doishitamatsu(maybe):you're welcome

namaei:what's your name
watashiwa Shira:my name is Shira

temo/shikashi:but
shikesho:damn

matatode:see you later
matashita:see you tomorrow

[taraku]

kk thx for your time o and wen you find any other phrases tell me plz =DDDDDD

[faithangel]

i'll make sure i'll pm you bout this..

[Yoshitsune]

If you have questions etc, just review past posts in this thread, or ask questions:
http://forums.narutofan.com/showthread.php?t=6596

[taraku]

kk ill look into it
=DDDD

[faithangel]

Yoshitsune you really nice..i often see you helping people about language..

[Yoshitsune]

Yoshitsune you really nice..i often see you helping people about language..

:) thanks
I find it fun helping, plus I learn and remember past things too

[faithangel]

:) thanks
I find it fun helping, plus I learn and remember past things too
can you leave useful phrases..that would be helpful..

[GangstaKakashi]

ok so i dont know japanese all that well, but if u can afford it i suggest getting the rosetta stone program for japanese. It is a really good program. Im using it. It's about $125 dollars but it is really worth it. They have 2 programs, japanese 1 and japanese 2. i have 1 and 2. but if u cant afford it then i'll help out if i can to teach u some,very little japanese.
Here are some nouns:
otokonoko-little boy
onnanoko-little girl
inu-dog
neko-cat
Hikooki(i think that's the right spelling)-airplane
kuruma-car
well that's a start for knowing japanese.basic nouns.

[The Black Knight]

otokonoko and onnanoko is actually 2 words and a particle　（の[no])
"otoko" and "onna" litterally mean "male" and "female," respectively
no is the nominal/possesion particle and it shows relationships between linked nouns
ko means child. (This is also a common suffix on names, especially girls, and ends with the character 子, meaning "child.")

Also, the correct spelling for aeroplane (airplane) is "hikouki."

In kanji/hiragana (respectively) of the list you mentioned.
男の子　/　おとこのこ　otokonoko
女の子　/　おんなのこ　onnanoko
犬　/　いぬ　inu
猫　/　ねこ　neko
飛行機　/　ひこうき　Hikouki
車　/　くるま　　kuruma

Also in the same "otoko no"/"onna no" patern you can say for man/woman. However I don't suggest using these words much.

男の人 　/　おとこのひと　- otoko no hito
女の人 /　おんなのひと　- onna no hito

You can change the hito to kata if you want to make it more polite. The kanji stays the same, but the reading/hiragana changes

おとこのかた　－　otoko no kata
おんなのかた　－ onna no kata

[The Black Knight]

sorry to double post, but....

Ask any words or phrases and Yoshitsune, Katsuki, I, or someone else will translate for you.





For actually learning grammar itself, I'll send you the site that I recommend every "newbie" to:

www.guidetojapanese.com

It starts you off right with hiragana and kanji, it has a feature where you can hover the mouse over words to see the definition, but it doesn't get you "hooked" on the evils of romaji. :amuse It doesn't teach you how to say if this is what you want to say in English, here's how to say it in Japanese....nope it right off the bat, tells you if that's how you're learning, then you should quit. This guide has a few rough spots in there, but it's just straight grammar.

Also you will come across the verb naru being termed as "to become" it really is a verb referring to something that was once one state and now is another.

The books commonly tell you that your 3 to-be verbs in Japanese are arimasu, imasu, and desu. However that's wrong, not considering the fact that Japanese sentences don't have subjects nor to-be verbs, but if you wanted to call something the to-be verb it would be "aru" "iru" and "naru" (desu is just a contraction of "de arimasu" where arimasu is the polite form of aru.)

Anyway, just go to the site and read the guide. It's very long, very detailed. I Printed it out as a refrence guide. Lucky i have a laser printer, it ended up being 237 pages.

it also teaches you dictionary form before polite form, unlike most books.
Dictionary form is also called the plain present form.
Ex.
Dictionary form - 食べる (taberu) - to eat
Polite Present form - 食べます (tabemasu)　- to eat

[Ghoststory]

I think the starter is a troll...

[foxysurouni666]

eh.. heck im bored sooo....ill teach you!!!!! and trust me im full japanese!!!

ummmm ill give you basics!

konnichiwa-hello
hai-yes
iie-no
domo arigatou gozaimasu- many thanks
arigatou-thank you
no- of or of the
love-koigokoro or the more commonly known ai
hey-omaesan
bye- bai
hate-kirai
stupid-bakabakashii
death-zetsumei
good-bye- sayonara

gotta go!!!! teach more later!!! well thats the basics.... i think......

[KuroHyo]

XD nihongo wa yasashii..... <.< sukoshi

[rika23]

i give u some..

nii-san-bro
nee-chan-sister
otou-san-dad
okaa-san-mom
imouto-sister(lil)
ototou-lil bro
Jaa-Naa- see-Ya!
baka-idiot
neko-cat
inu-dog
ano hito-that place
korosu-to kill
damere-shut up
yamete/yamero-stop
mama, genki desu-i'm so so
itte kimasu- to go
hayaku-fast
tomodachi-friend..(i guess)