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watashi no tanjobi wa gogatsu juu ichi nichi ya =3
[My birthday is May 11th =3 ]
((I don't really have to translate to standard Japanese if the only difference is desu and ya do I? sweatdrop ))
konnichiwa! Boku no namae wa Kaito desu, douzo yoroshiku! aaa kansai-ben desu ka? omoshiroi da ne! Boku no tanjyobi wa rokugatsu nijuuni-nichi desu.
[hello! My name is Kaito, please favor me! Ahhh, kansai-ben, right? how interesting! My birthday is June 22nd.]
haaai! =3 kansai-ben ga meccha meccha omoroi ya na whee heart Kansai-ben ga daiiisuki!

(haaai! =3 kansai-ben ga sugoku omoshiroi da ne whee heart Kansai-ben ga daiiisuki!)

[yes! =3 kansai-ben is very very interesting. whee heart I love Kansai-ben!!!]
Daiiisuku? Thought sukii was love/likes alot what is the difference between these words?

Also Boku?

@ Aikachi - You don't always have to transalte if the only difference is ya and desu...just when you use other words.
Hitomi Kanzaki
[Ceria Seishin]
Can you join if you ARE Japanese? :33


Of course!! Theres a Japanese in my class learning.


Sankyuu. ;___;
Jenn the Earthbound
[Ceria Seishin]
Can you join if you ARE Japanese? :33


Wow, a real Japanese! Cool!

*starts to poke you* Hmm, how do real Japanese people tick? xd

o.o; I dun' think I do. x)
Hitomi Kanzaki
Daiiisuku? Thought sukii was love/likes alot what is the difference between these words?

Also Boku?

@ Aikachi - You don't always have to transalte if the only difference is ya and desu...just when you use other words.
Daisuki is like love or more literally 'big like'. 'boku' is one of the male pronouns. Watashi is universal, Atashi is female, boku is male, also used by some tomboys, and ore is extremely masculine =3
Aikachi
Hitomi Kanzaki
Daiiisuku? Thought sukii was love/likes alot what is the difference between these words?

Also Boku?

@ Aikachi - You don't always have to transalte if the only difference is ya and desu...just when you use other words.
Daisuki is like love or more literally 'big like'. 'boku' is one of the male pronouns. Watashi is universal, Atashi is female, boku is male, also used by some tomboys, and ore is extremely masculine =3

Ju Japanese too? :O

Feral Seraph

Atashi no tanjobi wa shigatsu nijuu-hachi nichi desu. Kyo wa sui-youbi desu, gozen juu-ichi ji han desu. Atashi wa firipin ga aru.

(My birthday is April 28. Today is Wednesday, 11:30 in the morning. I am from the Philippines.)

*edited sweatdrop Had a mistake in the AM-PM part...
Konbanwa!!! ^_^ Watashi wa Kami-chan no aibou desu...but you can call Kathryn-chan, or Neko-chan!!! ^_^

I want to join!!! ^_^ I am in my freshman year of high school, and I have done 1 semester of Japanese...so I know a little...^_^

Domo arigatou gozaimasu!!! ^_^


~Translation~
(Good evening!!! I am Kami's Aibou...but you can call me Kathryn-chan, or Neko-ckan!!!

...

Thank you very much!!!)

xd *looking at post before mine* I don't know how to do times or dates yet...
Konnichiwa Kazarin-chan! Dozo yoroshiku! Ima juichi-ji han desu. Atashi wa boifurendu ni bideo gamu o agemashita. Atashi wa boifurendu ni kubikazari o morimashita.

[Hello Kathryn! Please favor me! It's 11:30 now. I gave my boyfriend a video. I recieved a necklace from my boyfriend.]

Is the word boyfriend and video game right? I just sort of guessed. Lol.
kamisaibou
xd *looking at post before mine* I don't know how to do times or dates yet...


Well months are easy if you know how to count to 12. It's just the number and then gatsu. eg. jan - ichi-gatsu, feb - ni-gatsu, march - san-gatsu...ect.

Time is a little different. Gogo juji nijugopun. Is 10:25pm. The am or pm go first ~ the hour+ji ~ minute+pun/fun. Ji is like o'clock. Pun/fun is minute. Gogo - PM, Gozen - AM, Han - half past.

eg:
sanji - 3 o'clock
gogo yonji jupun - 4:10pm
gozen rokuji jugofun - 6:15am
kyuji han - 9:30 (Half past 9)

Sorry a little confusing. Was tiring! Lol. Hope it helped though.

I didn't know about the atashi, boku and ore. That's very interesting! I'll surprise my Japanese teach with that next getsuyobi. [Monday]
Haijimemashite! Atashi wa Neko desu, douzo yoroshiku! Atashi no tanjyobi wa nanagatsu nijuuni-nichi desu. Nanajuu sai desu! ^_^ Anime go daisuki!
[It's nice to meet you. I am Neko, please favor me! My birthday is July 22nd. I'm 17 years old! ^_^ I like anime! ]

((>>; that might be wrong...I'm teaching myself...-_- at least until the fall.))
((I've got an idea...on the first page there should be a post dedicated to the things we, as a guild, have learned. Such as the posts on time, kansai-ben, and the pronouns. Just put the link to the post (to save space).))
[Ceria Seishin]
Aikachi
Hitomi Kanzaki
Daiiisuku? Thought sukii was love/likes alot what is the difference between these words?

Also Boku?

@ Aikachi - You don't always have to transalte if the only difference is ya and desu...just when you use other words.
Daisuki is like love or more literally 'big like'. 'boku' is one of the male pronouns. Watashi is universal, Atashi is female, boku is male, also used by some tomboys, and ore is extremely masculine =3

Ju Japanese too? :O
Nope, I'm still just learning sweatdrop

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