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mummim 08-13-2009 09:08 PM

Please correct my Japanese sentences.
 
日本ごのほさわいる。

I need help with Japanese. I have been studying it for a few months but the language is surely, a difficult one. I would like to practice writting sentences everyday and have somebody correct them for me.
Can anyone please help me out?

MMM 08-13-2009 09:13 PM

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Originally Posted by mummim (Post 760469)
日本ごのほさわいる。

I need help with Japanese. I have been studying it for a few months but the language is surely, a difficult one. I would like to practice writting sentences everyday and have somebody correct them for me.
Can anyone please help me out?

Throw out your sentences and I am sure you'll get some responses,

Yuusuke 08-13-2009 09:17 PM

I'll help!!!

just PM me, I'm usually free you can IM me or email. I don't mind helping.

mummim 08-13-2009 09:18 PM

私輪にほんごをどとばんきょします。

MMM 08-13-2009 09:22 PM

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Originally Posted by mummim (Post 760479)
私輪にほんごをどとばんきょします。

What are you trying to say? I study Japanese?

mummim 08-13-2009 09:25 PM

Uhm. I will include an English explanation to every sentence from now on. ^^

I was trying to say: "I have studied a little japanese."

Nathan 08-13-2009 09:53 PM

I might write it as:

すこし日本語をべきょうしました。

Edit:

Maybe:
すこし日本語をべんきょうしていました。

If I'm not mistaken, the first would read like:
"I studied a little Japanese."
Whereas the seconds would be:
"I have studied a little Japanese."

I'm sure someone will come to correct me if its otherwise.

Jackyquah 08-14-2009 02:18 AM

-te form + imasu is a progressive. (from the book)
-te form + imashita is a past progressive tense. (Just my thought)
Am i wrong ? or is it really perfect tense ?

idlovecountryside 08-15-2009 05:02 AM

I am native Japanese.

I have been worried about it.

I am studying English.
I have studied English.
I have been studying English.

If I translate them into Japanese by books
all " 私は英語を勉強しています ”

I think it is same the progressive form and the present perfect tense in Japanese.

And maybe the past progressive form and the past presetnt perfect tense are same.

KyleGoetz 08-15-2009 05:05 PM

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Originally Posted by mummim (Post 760483)
Uhm. I will include an English explanation to every sentence from now on. ^^

I was trying to say: "I have studied a little japanese."

日本語を少し勉強したことがある。


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