Konnichiwa! I'm looking for nihon no tomogachi. (Japanese friend.)

[thething912]

But, of course other friends are good too. So let me know if you would like to be my friend. Thanks/Arigato

[SuuriSatsugaisha]

I'd liek to b ur friend >D im from poland though >) but if u wanna chat just pm me 8) jane!

[thething912]

Okay, thanks. (=

[alanX]

Don't you mean "日本人のともだち"

Or, "Nihon jin no tomodachi"

"Nihon no tomodachi" basically means "Japan friend."

Just throwing that out there.

[Nagoyankee]

Originally Posted by alanX

Don't you mean "日本人のともだち"

Or, "Nihon jin no tomodachi"

"Nihon no tomodachi" basically means "Japan friend."

Just throwing that out there.

It's perfectly correct and natural to say 日本のともだち.

[alanX]

Originally Posted by Nagoyankee

It's perfectly correct and natural to say 日本のともだち.

日本のともだち means "japan friend"

日本人のともだち means "Japanese friend"


Not really debatable.

[YorikoSakakibara]

I think I'm more concerned that s/he is looking for a Japanese friend trapped in a digital egg toy.

Also, yes, I'm aware it is tamagotchi...just in case you think I'm just being a nub cake.

[saturnstars]

are you living in Japan at the moment? I am not Japanese but I wouldlove to hang out with you

[yuukilovesbrownies]

Originally Posted by YorikoSakakibara

I think I'm more concerned that s/he is looking for a Japanese friend trapped in a digital egg toy.

Also, yes, I'm aware it is tamagotchi...just in case you think I'm just being a nub cake.

Hahaha. True... to the original poster: you're more likely to make a friend in an egg here than a Japanese friends. I don't know many Japanese members if any. Still good luck!

[MiraHirana]

Hai, Hajimemashite. Watashi wa Megan desu. Dozo Yoroshiu onegaishimasu. Watashi wa kokosannensei desu.

I'm not Japanese but, I am taking classes and know a little. I plan to become fluent in college. Feel free to p.m.