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Japanese 101 (Jz something new 4 this almost empty section)
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| PrincessParanoia | Date: Thursday, 2009-11-05, 6:01:57 AM | Message # 1 |
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| Here are some Japanese words commonly used in the animes:
(brought to you by Hime-chi) 1. Ohayo de gozaimasu! (good morning!... In the polite Japanese way)
2. Konnichiwa, mina-sama! (A good day, everyone!)
3. Konbanwa! (Good evening!)
4. Oyasumi nasai! (Good night!... In a polite Japanese way)
5. Irrashaimasse! (Welcome!)
6. Gomen nasai. (I am sorry.)
7. Doo itashimashite. (It is nothing. ... Or as an answer for number 8 and 6)
8. Doomo arigato gozaimasu! (Thank you very much!... In a polite and thankful Japanese way)
9. Ganbare! (Good luck!)
10. Kanpai! (Cheers!... Representing a Japanese toast during sake drinking sessions)
[Princess Paranoia] .......<3....... Sumtyms n lyf,
if u wana do sumthin' good, u gota do sumthin' bad.
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| dothackking | Date: Thursday, 2009-11-05, 7:58:33 AM | Message # 2 |
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| I like it, I like it. I did a report for school encompassing about 20 of the phrases I learned from anime that you would need for sure in Japan.
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| Akola | Date: Thursday, 2009-11-05, 10:33:54 AM | Message # 3 |
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| Quote (PrincessParanoia) 1. Ohayo de gozaimasu! (good morning!... In the polite Japanese way) what
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| TrueShadow | Date: Thursday, 2009-11-05, 4:08:32 PM | Message # 4 |
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| Those are all good phrases, but you left out an important one that anyone serious about Japanese will need: anadarakenisuru ( 性交する ). Very useful for casual talk, like if you're walking with a friend and you want to liven up the conversation, just ask her, "Hey do you want to anadarakenisuru?" Any japanglish wannabees will need this.
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| God_Of_Death | Date: Thursday, 2009-11-05, 8:17:54 PM | Message # 5 |
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| Maybe since your suggesting this as teaching you should put something to show pronunciation like anti-disestablishmentarianism
(ant-ee-diss-ess-tab-lish-meant-arie-an-ism)
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| valkier | Date: Thursday, 2009-11-05, 8:31:24 PM | Message # 6 |
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| lol @ John. way to use the longest word int eh english language that really doesnt even serve a purpose anymore.
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| God_Of_Death | Date: Thursday, 2009-11-05, 9:16:03 PM | Message # 7 |
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| Hey it's what I do Jon
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| dothackking | Date: Friday, 2009-11-06, 6:48:01 AM | Message # 8 |
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| Quote (God_Of_Death) Maybe since your suggesting this as teaching you should put something to show pronunciation like anti-disestablishmentarianism
(ant-ee-diss-ess-tab-lish-meant-arie-an-ism) I thought the pronounciation was obvious, but then again I watch a ton of anime and already knew almost all of these phrases.
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| PrincessParanoia | Date: Tuesday, 2009-11-10, 5:39:50 AM | Message # 9 |
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| @ Shinigami-kun: OMG! I still can't pronounce that word! LOL! Japanese words are so easy to pronounce but in some words, we disregard the "u". Like in "onegaishimasu", we pronounce it as /o-ne-gay-shi-mas/, thus, disregarding the "u" at the end of the word. Same with "gozaimasu". Also, "n" in "kanpai" and "ganbare" is pronounced as "m". @ Kevvin-san: LOL! That's one funny info you got there! LOL! But seriously, would you say that to a Japanese? You might have your chest sliced off by a katana! LOL! To those who'd like to know what Kevvin-san really said... "Anadarakenisuru" means "to f*c*"...  @ Akola-san: We add "de" before the word "gozaimasu" to emphasize politeness. It's more polite and formal that way...
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Here are some Japanese "informal/gangster" expressions for everyone, you might have heard some of these in the animes like in Naruto and others...: (brought to you once again by Hime-chi) (Forgive me for the profanity but Hime-chi thinks you may find these words useful when you don't like a person and hate to let them know how you feel...)  1. Kutabare! (Go to h***!) or (Drop dead!) or (F*** you!)
2. Bakemono! (Monster!)
3. Kattenishiro! (To h*** with you!)
4. Migurushii... (Ugly...)
5. Dameru! (Shut up!)
6. Kusokurae! (F*** off!)
7. Fuzakennayo! (You're f****** kidding me!) or (Stop b***s******* me!)
8. Iiyagatte! (Don't try and tell me that!)
9. Kuso! (D**n!)
10. Usero! (Beat it!) or (Get out of my sight!)
11. Baka... (Fool...) or (Idiot...) or (Crazy...) or (Stupid...)
12. Berammee... (Bloody fool...)
13. Chikishou! (Contemptible human being!) or (Son of a b***h!) or (For Christ's sake!) or (D**n it!)
14. Kanashiikana... (Sad to say...) or (How sad...) or (Alas!)
15. Nanira... (Whatever...)
16. Betsuni... (Nothing...)
17. Gashintare! (Loser!) or (Coward!)
18. Nannonanno! (It's nothing!) or (Don't mention it!)
19. Kankeiganai! (That's not it!) or (I have nothing to do with it!)
20. Hottoite! (Back off!) or (Leave me alone!) Ganbaremasu, mina! (Let's do our best, everyone!)
[Princess Paranoia] .......<3....... Sumtyms n lyf,
if u wana do sumthin' good, u gota do sumthin' bad.
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| Akola | Date: Tuesday, 2009-11-10, 7:52:07 PM | Message # 10 |
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| Quote (PrincessParanoia) @ Kevvin-san: LOL! That's one funny info you got there! LOL! But seriously, would you say that to a Japanese? You might have your chest sliced off by a katana! LOL! To those who'd like to know what Kevvin-san really said... "Anadarakenisuru" means "to f*c*"... smile anadarakenisuru really means "do you want to make this full of holes?" although I see where he was going with that Quote (PrincessParanoia) @ Akola-san: We add "de" before the word "gozaimasu" to emphasize politeness. It's more polite and formal that way... never in my life have I ever seen it used that way, it doesn't work grammer wise either. just Ohayou gozaimasu is polite/formal enough Quote (PrincessParanoia) Kattenishiro! (To h*** with you!)
more along the lines of "do as you please/do whatever you want" Quote (PrincessParanoia) 5. Damare! (Shut up!)
fixed Quote (PrincessParanoia) 9. Kuso! (D**n!)
try "sh*t" Quote (PrincessParanoia) 14. Kanashiikana... (Sad to say...) or (How sad...) or (Alas!)
"kana" isnt needed unless your asking whether its sad or not Quote (PrincessParanoia)
12. Berammee... (Bloody fool...)
15. Nanira... (Whatever...)
17. Gashintare! (Loser!) or (Coward!)
never heard of, just wrong, or not used anymore.
it be more helpful if you put in romaji: あいうえお Quote (PrincessParanoia) Ganbaremasu, mina! (Let's do our best, everyone!)
again "masu" isnt needed
Message edited by Akola - Wednesday, 2009-11-11, 1:04:55 AM |
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| TrueShadow | Date: Tuesday, 2009-11-10, 9:39:51 PM | Message # 11 |
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| Quote (PrincessParanoia) You might have your chest sliced off by a katana! weird...you telling me that inviting a Japanese for a fun activity would result in getting cut by a sword?....that's just weird...
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| PrincessParanoia | Date: Wednesday, 2009-11-11, 0:37:40 AM | Message # 12 |
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| @ Akola-san: But those are the words me and my friends usually use... And my oba-chan would reprimand me if I wouldn't use "de" before the "gozaimasu" everytime I talked to her when she was still alive... She's super strict...  @ Kevvin-san: Quote (Kevvin) weird...you telling me that inviting a Japanese for a fun activity would result in getting cut by a sword?....that's just weird... What's weird with that? Hime-chi came from a conservative family. My otou-san is really scary, you know.
A piece of advice though... never say that to a Japanese especially if you don't really know her...
[Princess Paranoia] .......<3....... Sumtyms n lyf,
if u wana do sumthin' good, u gota do sumthin' bad.
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| Akola | Date: Wednesday, 2009-11-11, 1:03:12 AM | Message # 13 |
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| Quote (PrincessParanoia) @ Akola-san: But those are the words me and my friends usually use... And my oba-chan would reprimand me if I wouldn't use "de" before the "gozaimasu" everytime I talked to her when she was still alive... She's super strict... if it was your grandmother that thought you then its prob an old way of saying it, as rarely people use it that way anymore. Quote (Kevvin) Those are all good phrases, but you left out an important one that anyone serious about Japanese will need: anadarakenisuru ( 性交する ). Very useful for casual talk, like if you're walking with a friend and you want to liven up the conversation, just ask her, "Hey do you want to anadarakenisuru?" Any japanglish wannabees will need this. would you say "Hey do you want to have sex with me?" in a casual conversation, cause thats what your implying
Message edited by Akola - Wednesday, 2009-11-11, 1:03:48 AM |
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| valkier | Date: Wednesday, 2009-11-11, 1:06:35 AM | Message # 14 |
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| Quote (Akola) would you say "Hey do you want to have sex with me?" in a casual conversation, cause thats what your implying
Yea, I would say it. It's sort of my thing.
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| TrueShadow | Date: Wednesday, 2009-11-11, 1:44:37 AM | Message # 15 |
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| Quote (Akola) "Hey do you want to have sex with me?"
To complete strangers, it's a pickup line that's worked for me about 1/40 times. But that one time makes it worth it. The other times resulted in either total disgust or an interesting conversation sparked up.
Message edited by Kevvin - Wednesday, 2009-11-11, 1:45:18 AM |
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