A Message from a friend.. what does this mean???

Nki · (#1 (**permalink**))

Hello... I star a friendship with a japanes girl... and she became my Hiragana Sensei...
Today I found a message at my facebook... it says:

-Gil san watashinmo odoruno nigate!demo osakeha daisukidayo-!!!!!-

Please!"!, what does this mean?

MMM · (#2 (**permalink**))

It says she doesn't like to dance as well, but she does like to drink.

Trouble · (#3 (**permalink**))

I can't make out what it says exactly.

Mr. Gil, (some variation of me?) (word) (word)! But (word) really like!!!!!

MMM · (#4 (**permalink**))

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Originally Posted by Trouble

I can't make out what it says exactly.

Mr. Gil, (some variation of me?) (word) (word)! But (word) really like!!!!!

CaptainThunder · (#5 (**permalink**))

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Originally Posted by Nki

Hello... I star a friendship with a japanes girl... and she became my Hiragana Sensei...
Today I found a message at my facebook... it says:

-Gil san watashinmo odoruno nigate!demo osakeha daisukidayo-!!!!!-

Please!"!, what does this mean?

This Japanese friend, is she a native speaker of Japanese? I can't imagine a native speaker would ever produce something that messy, unless they were exceptionally bad with romaji.

If she's not a native speaker, you should definitely look for a new teacher

MMM · (#6 (**permalink**))

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Originally Posted by CaptainThunder

This Japanese friend, is she a native speaker of Japanese? I can't imagine a native speaker would ever produce something that messy, unless they were exceptionally bad with romaji.

If she's not a native speaker, you should definitely look for a new teacher

I just assumed she was drunk.

Trouble · (#7 (**permalink**))

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Originally Posted by MMM

Hey, I don't have a job as a translator.

CaptainThunder · (#8 (**permalink**))

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Originally Posted by Trouble

Hey, I don't have a job as a translator.

That's quite acceptable, but:

1.) Why answer a question that you don't know the answer to?

2.) MMM had already posted a complete and correct answer several minutes before you posted yours; why did you not read his, and therefore determine that your answer contributed nothing of value to the thread?

Trouble · (#9 (**permalink**))

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Originally Posted by CaptainThunder

That's quite acceptable, but:

1.) Why answer a question that you don't know the answer to?

2.) MMM had already posted a complete and correct answer several minutes before you posted yours; why did you not read his, and therefore determine that your answer contributed nothing of value to the thread?

the thread was empty when I clicked on it. I took a few minutes to try and read what this person had said, so in the meantime, he could've easily posted.
And also, I posted because I assumed that even though I'm of little help, I can at least tell this guy the gist of what his friend was saying.

rebam · (#10 (**permalink**))

i cant help you there sorry but i do love ur avatar nki i love the death note series