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random translation
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2008/12/17 13:57
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i've taken some notes bout japanese while reading manga or watching anime and i want to clarify them :D
please help me check if it's correct
kanoke = coffin
yuugure = twlight
ore/boku i (usually used by male/boy)
kaori = aroma
higashi = east
Domo Arigatou!!
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by help clarify
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yep but if you really want to learn Nihongo you will study it because in Japan people do not speak the way you see them in anime/manga..
basically if you learn things from there then try to speak to a japanese person like that... it wont really work
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by Nat
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Just to note that:
"kan'oke" (coffin) is pronounced in four syllables, "ka-n-o-ke" rather than "ka-no-ke," which the spelling somehow implies :)
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by AK
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i know its different
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2008/12/18 16:02
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i know people speak differently from animes and mangas and i would really like to learn in Japan, but guess what?
i'm only 13 years old
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by hi
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