Japanese The word of the day is...

Kodomo is child. ^_^

as for Watashi Wa.....blah blah blah.....i don't know.

WORDS OF THIS PART OF THE DAY

kessaku - masterpiece
oshimai - end; finish
yoochi - immature
buta - pig
janken - game of rock, paper, scissors
oni - demon; fiend; ogre
suteki - nice; splendid; marvelous; great (kinda like sugoi)

 

does ANYBODY know???????

how'd ya say 'typical', as in 'as usuall', I can see me saying that quite allot, (insert long story here)

 

I guess this is similar to "as usual"..

like always=itsumodoori

 

ill look it up in the dictionary. it wasnt there, but tipp-ex was there if anybody wanted to know what tipp-ex was tipp-ex - shuseipen

 

normal: futsuu (na)
as usual: itsumo no you (ni)

() = particle

word/s for today:

isshoukenme (ˆê¶Œ•–½j- vigorously, with passion, with all their might.

((isshoukenme benkyou shimasu - studying very very hard))

 

Sort of a simple anatomy lesson...

mimi: ear
me:eyes
te:hand
ashi: foot
soul: tamashii
nomiso: brain

 

kare = he
kare no = his
kare o = him
kanojo = she
kanojo no = her
kanojo o = her

^_^

 

I just want to point out that kanojo can also mean girlfriend.

 

you're very right in that. and the foil of that word...
kareshi- boyfriend or he

The 'o' particle on a noun like that isn't exactly the same as doing one of our english 'his' or 'her' things... although it does work in what I think of offhand... Something I'll say here is that the 'o' particle marks the subject of a japanese sentance...

'Kanojo o tasukarimashita' -- (I, you, he, her...) helped her.

Hmm... I need to get to work on that japanese learning site soon.

-UK
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not that anyone wants me to

 

Somehow that whole 'O' thing makes no sence to me whatsoever.

 

Here's a word from this weird book I found that is called "Shibuya GAL gojiten". I'm not really sure if people use these terms much though, but I kind of think they're cool. (They're the shortened versions of words used in Japanese)

Oru: "tetsuya" : Staying up all night to work (studying, ect...)

Bukuro: "Inkibukuro" : The place Inkibukuro in Tokyo