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01-10-2008, 10:26 AM
seriously need translation on this lol

ゆわいてたの取ったらモッサモサになったぁぁぁ(;□!!

マネージャーさんがこの髪型につぼってたよ^^;(笑)

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This from an Arizona Iced Tea can. I don't know if it's supposed to be Chinese or Japanese, so I'm wondering if someone could take a guess at the meaning?


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But, that's always f-ed up individuals that kill in secluded areas up high in the mountains. Thats neither the army nor the governments agenda! I hope those people rott in hell, but an army or government shouldn't be judged by psycho individuals.
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The bottom character means Tea.
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01-11-2008, 10:13 AM
It means green tea, both in Chinese as well as in Japanese.

Hokkaido e ikitai........
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"To teach is to learn." - Japanese Proverb

I am sorry CrimsonNataku,
but I have to tell you that it is a Chinese Proverb.

Well It's just ok.
I just want to say it is originly from Ancient China.


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It means green tea, both in Chinese as well as in Japanese.
Since I am a very fussy person, I must say that the Japanese character for green "緑" is not really found in Chinese, but a Japanese Kanji found only in Japanese texts.
Traditional Chinese (Taiwan):綠茶
Simplified Chinese (China):绿茶
Japanese: 緑茶

PS- can someone help me with my sentences in a previous post? Thanks!

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i need help n__n; - 01-12-2008, 08:03 PM
"どうやって　にほんごを　べきょうしてるの？ "


the last bit confused me. i think i know what it says, but im not quite sure. could someone pm me if they know? thanks!

ともだち に なりましょう !
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皆さんこんいちは。
I want to learn japanese. But my english is bad .
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"どうやって　にほんごを　べきょうしてるの？ "
the last bit confused me. i think i know what it says, but im not quite sure. could someone pm me if they know? thanks!
どうやって　how
日本語 japanese
してる(contraction of して＋いる, present progressive tense) studying/learning
の question particle used in informal contexts

How are you learning Japanese?

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On Nattybumpo's excellent blog, beforebreakfast.net: 日本語を朝飯前にするウェブサイト

I read the sentence: おっ、すごいですね。日本語が話せるじゃないんですか ！ translated thus: Oh, that’s great! You speak Japanese!

However, when I first read it, I thought "janai" meant "not." Doesn't it? Does it have different meanings when used in different contexts?

Also, does "どこで習ったんですか？" mean "どこで習いましたか？"? Is "no desu" form the same as "masu" form?

Thanks in advance

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