WANNA LEARN JAPANESE?!!!!!!

Yosh let's post useful sentences in Japanese.
And we can talk about basic grammatical points.
Hope we improve our Japanese.

I am Renji.
As far as I know there's 3 ways to say it but they deponds on different situations.

1-Watashi wa Renji.
Watashi=subject
wa=harfe ezafeye subject (dar zaban Japanese hamishe baad az Subject ye harfe ezafe miyad. harfe ezafeye watashi wa hast.
2-Renji desu (don't pronounce u)
desu yani budan, Renji desu=Renji hastam
3-Renji ni gozaimasu (don't pronounce u) I've heard this somewhere but I think it's too formal!

My name is Sara.
Watashi no namae wa Sara.
no marbut be malekiyat hast. Watashi no namae=esme man.
masalan watashi no Katana=katanaye man
Ramina no manga=mangaye Ramina

in dovomiya ro shenidary yad gereftam.^^

it's a good way to learna language with animes or something u like

Yeah!
So shall I continue?

But before that let's practice the previous lesson.
Please turn this Phrases into Japanese.

My manga = ?
My name is Akane = ?


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Rasty ye jur dige ham mitunim begim I am folany!

I am sara
Watashi wa Sara desu.

tu Bleach I am shinigami ro migoft
Watashi wa shinigami da.

I dunno what da is here!

my manga = Ore no manga
my name is Akane = akane desu

i think da is hamun desu khaili tond gofte mishe mige da

Ore no manga isn't right for a girl.
Watashi no manga

In the next posts I'll explain.

Watakushi = I (very polite and formal)
Watashi = I (normal for females, formal for males)
Boku = I (normal for males)
Ore = I (almost exclusively male, somewhat rude, even so females
use it to show they're tough (mese khahare Ganju tu Bleach! albate
shoma estefade nakonin ha!)
Atashi = I (female)

Khob ina ro yad begirin ta bazam benevisam
ghabl az inke bekhiam japanese yad begirim bayad ina ro balad bashim.

yeah thanks for that i didn't know it(but i like ore more than watashi)

Here are the second person pronouns (correspond to "you"):

Anata (standard polite, also women use toward their husbands)

Kimi (polite, sometimes used by friends, poetic second person)

Omae (slightly rude, used by someone superior in rank
towards someone inferior in rank, such as father to daughter, and also
commonly used by men in general)

Temme (rude, male, usually implies confrontation)

Kisama (extremely rude, usually male, often used towards an enemy)

Yad gereftin?

Add the ending "-tachi" after any pronoun or proper name to get the plural "Watashi-tachi" means "we" or "us".

masalan:
Ore-tachi
Boku-tachi

oh yeah arigato sensei inaro ma tu anime ha mishnavim vali inja behtar yad migirim!

Yeah of course! ^^
midunam ke ham suffixes ha ro baladim! ama biyayn ye bar dore konim!

Sama (highest level of honor, used for gods, the nobility and also to someone you might admire or idolize.)


1/For example Yuki calls Kaname KANAME-SAMA in Vampire Knight anime series because Yuki admires kaname.
2/Kami means God in Japanese and they call God KAMI-SAMA

va kheyly mesalaye dige ke badan be anha eshare khahad shod!

Dono (honorific, used by samurai and the nobility similar to Mr, Mrs and Miss) I think it's similar to SAMa but the lever is lower!

Example: tu cartune Bleach Rukia ke ye ashraf zadas (masalan!) be ye princes dige ke jozve ashrafe mige dono
Lurichiyo-dono
ya be farmandash ke esme kuchikesh KAIEN hast mige
Kaien-dono

Sensei (honorific, for teachers and doctors)
it's similar to master
ya mitunim esme un shahkso begim masalan
Iruka-sensei
ya faghat sedash konim SENSEI ke bache ha tu madrese be moalemashun hamino migan ya be ostade varzesheshun!

Senpai (I'm not sure about this one we use this suffix when we're calling a person like our teacher) (amma darajash az ye teacher payin tare! shayad betunim be danesh amuzaye salhaye balatar begim! (mese Vampire Knight!)

bayad darbareye in yeki bishtar tahghigh konim.

Ok I know you know them all but it's good to review!
I think that's enough for now!

hey do they use ware ware for our ot us? i think they use ware ware no for our! i heard it several times in animes

thanks a lot! it is very useful! dadash kheily bahaly! eyval!

Ramina: I dunno I'll ask Krizy!

Sara B.Rad (Asuka-chan) wrote:

thanks a lot! it is very useful! dadash kheily bahaly! eyval!

Dou itashemashite Asuka-chan! ^_^

Yosh!

let's continue
San (honorific, standard, polite)mesal:Asuka-san = khanume Asuka
tavajoh dashte bashid ke in pasvandha ham bad az esm ham bad az family miyan.

Kun (suffix, usually for male names, also used sometimes for female names by someone of superior rank, such as one's boss)

Chan (suffix, usually for female names and small children, usually only used by friends and relatives)
mese june khodemun! Sara-chan=Sara-jun!

behtare berim be samte Question Words ^_^!

Nani? (What? Before certain consonants, becomes "nan".)
Doko? (Where? When asking where one is at the moment, one will often use "koko wa?" instead, meaning "This place is...?")
Dare? (Who?)
Itsu? (When?)
Dou shite? (Why?) ke tu anima injury didim talafoz mikonan doshte!
Naze? (Another "why?")
Dou? (How, usually as in "how are you?" "how is it?", etc.)
Ikutsu? (How much? money, space, etc.)
ka? (A particle, tacked on to the end of a sentence- usually- making the sentence a question.)
masalan:
Temme wa baka = You are stupid
Temme wa baka ka?! = Are you stupid?!

Learn this lesson well ke bad berim sare IMPOLITE WORDS ^_^ ke hame dust daran!

eyval eyval berim sare impolite!

Did you learn them well?

Shimatta (shoot, dammit, Oh no etc. Doesn't mean quite any of those, but somewhere in between. Can be used by itself or immediately after a verb.)

Baka (pretty standard, means stupid, blockhead)

Bakayarou (worse than just "baka"... "yarou" can mean "guy" in a rough way... also has connotations of "bastard")

Ahou (means imbecile, moron)

Temae (Usually turns into "temeee" when used by fighter-guys such as Sano- of Rurouni Kenshin, technically means "you", but has that "you bastard" connotation)

Kisama (Also technically means "you", but more like "You freaking bastard!!!!

Chi (Uttered under your breath. Small, subdued curse when something goes wrong.)

Onore (Damn. Used mostly by guys.)

Kusou (Shit. Means exactly that. Shit. Usually yelled.)

Chikushou (More severe than "shit"'. Also usually yelled. Technically means "animal" or "beast")

Bu+verb (Means "***ing + verb" E.g.: "bukkorosu" would be "***ing kill"; "Kisama wo bukkorosu" would be "I'll ***ing kill you bastard!!! O_O

oh good we knew few of them az sadaghe sare anima be ye jayi residima vali bazam khub bud darse badi chie?

If you've learned all of the lessons up to here. we'll continue. I think it's now good for you to review all of them. So please learn them besides reading manga!

ok but u know manga is the MOST thing that is interesting for me but don't u take any exam from these things u said?

Yosh har ke mikhad azash ye exam gerefte she, send a pm to me! ^^

Cheghadr yobsane O_O
And Ramina about Ware ware I asked it in DL:

Vadyr
Quote:
Originally Posted by Death Eater View Post
Thanks. ^^
Then what's the difference between ore-tachi and ware ware?

Reply:
俺たち (ore-tachi) is a more casual way of saying 我々 (ware ware)
俺たち is also a masculine way of saying it. same goes for 我々 but 我々 is for both genders.

thanks emruz ye film dashtam mididam vasatesh ye zoje japoni shuru kardan be harf zadan be in natije residam zabune bahalie o agar beshe be tore JEDI hamamun(unayi ke dust daran) edame bedim ha?

khob man 3 sale chi daram migam? O_O az haminayi ke post kardam shuru kon ba deghat yad begir ta berim jelo ba ham!!