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Re:Nihongo reading for œY
Actually , œY is not a simplified chinese word and it has been replaced by Ô¨ in mainland China¡£You can still find Ô¨ in Japanese.Its Pronunciation is ¤¨¤ó ( e n)
P.S I'm a Chinese uni. student who have learnt both Japanese and English , maybe I can offer you some help. And I'm looking for an English Language Exchanger.Hope that we can contact again. ÔÙ»á :)
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Xue R.
June 17, 2007
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Re:Nihongo reading for œY
Actually£¬œY is not a simplified chinese character and in China , it has been replaced by Ô¨. You can also find Ô¨ in Japanese . For example , the ex Japanese Goverment Leader is named СԨ.
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Xue R.
June 17, 2007
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Nihongo reading for 淵
In Chinese, the reading for this is "yuan" and means "abyss, deep place". But I can't find a reading in Japanese
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Paul 保罗
June 16, 2007
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Re:Re:Please! Help (japanese)
OK, Thanks to both of you, because 'nai' words don't appear in translations or anything, it was hard to tell where I went wrong, thank you again ja-ne
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Youkai K.
June 9, 2007
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Re:Please! Help (japanese)
Hi,
I'm not an expert in Japanese per se, but it appears that "wakanai" that you are referring to is a short form (colloquial) version of wakarinai. I occassionally hear this among other speakers and it essentially means, "don't understand."
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Wayne L.
June 8, 2007
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Please! Help (japanese)
I still don't understand the whole (jiyouhou / jyou-hou) thing, but I also needed to know something else that I can't find anywhere at all
Listening to some japanese I came across "wakanai" and as far as I can tell it means "I won't forget" but I have found no way of varifying this, so this is the only place left to check. what does "Wakanai" mean
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Youkai K.
June 7, 2007
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Please! Help
I saw two kanji symbols in a japanese manga (jump magazine) and it had the hirigana/katakana versions next to the the symbols. I found out the meansing but together they don't seem to make sense.
the first symbol said "jiyou" the second said "hou"
jiyou appears to mean nourishment
hou has many meanings, but the most liekly is infomation
so together, is the phrase, to nourish with infrmation (to provide infomation) or is there a translation error on my part
please help me understand this, domo
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Youkai K.
June 4, 2007
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Interested in picking up Japanese
Hi! I've been learning basic Japanese for awhile and i'm a great fan of Japanese anime. Would love it if I could get to practise speaking Japanese with a native. =)
I can help with Chinese (Mandarin) or English in return. =)
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Sher
June 2, 2007
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NEED TO LEARN MANDARIN (TAIWANESE) URGENTLY!! THNX
Hi, My name is Jim im 27 years Old, im looking for a Native taiwanese Speaker to teach me some taiwanese - mandarin - japanese.
I Speak : Spanish (Native) , English, Portuguese And Italian.
I have cam, Mic! to make everything easier.
I need Urgently! Someone who help me with MANDARIN.
Waiting for U.
Thanx , Kisses
Jim Morrison.
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Jim M.
May 18, 2007
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branda ¨.
May 12, 2007
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