cOmE JoIn LeaRn in Japanese LaNgUaGe...(merged with lovelee)

seribulan · Post time 27-10-2004 03:48 AM

saza...ur nick tuh..

hirai_saza

dpt dr. mana ek?? lama dah nak tanya...
apa makna dier...

hirai_saza · Post time 27-10-2004 10:29 AM

hahahahaha...hirai tu family name orang kesayangan saza..
makna hirai..tak tau laa..sis bulan..
sebab kat sini mana ada makna cam kat mesia..nama ada makna..

saza...nama singkatan saya laaa...
nama penuh saza pun nak tau gak ker..sis bulan..????

seribulan · Post time 27-10-2004 07:50 PM

tak pe larr...that's private n confidential info...not for public
consumption...hehehe...
cukup dah explaination tu...

Show all posts · Post time 27-10-2004 08:19 PM

oh...tinggal kat apartment.
masa my cousin tinggal kat jepun dia ada bela kucing.
ingatkan saza pun bela...

saja nak tanya...saza tu short form utk apa?

Show all posts · Post time 27-10-2004 08:20 PM

hirai_saza · Post time 27-10-2004 08:44 PM

saza tu nama singkatan saza laa...sofia..

kat jepun..hanya setengah apartment benarkan bela pet..sesetengah tidak..

[ Last edited by hirai_saza on 28-10-2004 at 05:00 PM ]

seribulan · Post time 28-10-2004 03:28 AM

Originally posted by hirai_saza at 27/10/04 08:44 PM:
saza tu nama singkatan saza laa...sofia..
sebab saza suka sis bulan dan sofia..saza tak kisah kalo nak tahu nama penuh saza..SAZATUL NUR HEELIS BT. ISMAIL

kat jepun..hanya setengah apartment be ...

:bgrin:sedapnya nama....lerr...abih satu dunia tahu:bgrin:
tq...saza....:hug:

sambung la lagik perbincangan pasal Jepun ni, k....

Show all posts · Post time 28-10-2004 02:05 PM

wah...glamor jugak nama saza ni ya....
apa makna heelis? tak nah lak dengar....

hirai_saza · Post time 28-10-2004 05:01 PM

adoiiiiiiii...nih tanya pasai nama saza lakk..
saza pun tak tau laaa..sofia..
hanya mama saza jek tau...

hirai_saza · Post time 28-10-2004 05:14 PM

I think [omoimasu]

This goes at the end to show that you believe what you say, but are not 100% sure. It is also used to show one's opinion. 　If there is a desu change it to da which is the more casual form and add to omoimasu

1. The speaker is not totally sure of the accuracy of his info...
kuma no pu-san wa kuma da to omoimasu.
Winnie the Pooh is a bear, I think...

Next is an example of showing one's opinion. It is true for the speaker, but may not be so for the listener.

nattou wa oishii to omoimasu.
I think Natto is delicious

Basically you can say any sentence and if you want to soften it or show you are not sure, or show your opinion add to omoimasu

hirai_saza · Post time 28-10-2004 05:16 PM

Become [ni narimasu]

To show the state of becoming... something, use ni narimasu The ni is placed after what is becoming something. The narimasu means to become. Nouns and -na adjectives use ni narimasu. -i adjectives are different, but for now there are enough useful nouns to look at:

yoru ni narimashita.
It has become night.
[~mashita shows past]

tomodachi ni narimashou.
Let's become friends.
[the ~mashou means "let's"]

genki ni narimashita.
(I) have become fine / healthy.

hirai_saza · Post time 28-10-2004 05:17 PM

Also [mo]

mo means "also" or "too" and like other particles, it is placed after the word it modifies. Let's see some examples:

PERSON A:
         watashi wa neko ga suki.
            I like cats.

PERSON B:
         watashi wa neko ga suki, soshite inu mo suki.
            I like cats, and I also like dogs.
            [to review soshite; the mo after inu replaces ga.  You can't say "ga mo"]

PERSON C:
         watashi mo neko to inu ga suki.
            I also like cats and dogs.

NOTE:  watashi mo by itself means "Me too."

seribulan · Post time 29-10-2004 03:02 AM

tq...saza...awat 'slow n steady' kat forum?? bz ek???
or on verbal diet...heehehhe...

hirai_saza · Post time 29-10-2004 10:07 AM

hahahahaha...saza jengok jek..malas nak nyampok..
kang kalo nyampok tak leh wat kerja...paham2 jek laa...
lagipun skang bz skit...

Show all posts · Post time 29-10-2004 04:10 PM

saza...thank you for the lesson....
lama jugak takde lesson...
dah lupa lak...

hirai_saza · Post time 5-11-2004 03:31 PM

To do, play [suru/shimasu]

Suru is a very useful verb thingy.  It is used where no other verb dares to go! (Foreign words, nouns, and other scary things...) Think of it as "to do..."

jogingu suru - to (do) jogging
shoppingu suru - to (do) shopping
sain suru - to sign (autograph)

USEFUL JAPANESE + SURU

benkyou suru - to study

mainichi, nihongo o benkyou shimasu.
Everyday, (I) am studying Japanese.
The o is the direct object marker.  You will notice it moves around sometimes.  Don't worry about this now, just concentrate on suru.

Another usage of suru -or- shimasu is "to play" as in sports or games

yakyuu o suru. To play baseball.
sumou o suru. To play (do) Sumo.
basuketto ba-ru o suru. To play basketball.
shougi o suru. To play shogi (Japanese chess)