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Blizzard 12-16-2008 11:29 PM

im confused. whats going on here. how does this thing you got goin on here work.

SHAD0W 12-16-2008 11:35 PM

First post explains it all... Have a go.

Miyavifan 12-16-2008 11:46 PM

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最初の投稿者:SHAD0W (643362を投稿する)

Sasaki: Takahashi-san, kochira wa kawamura-san desu. Kawamura-san wa Honda no enjinia desu.
Kawamura: Hajimemashite. Kawamura desu. Yoroshiku onegai shimasu.
Takahashi: Hajimemashite. Takahashi desu. Yoroshiku onegai shimasu.

I am unable to fully translate these, so I'm not posting anything.

anyway, just because I can't, doesn't mean I'm not learning.

SHAD0W 12-16-2008 11:58 PM

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最初の投稿者:Miyavifan (646305を投稿する)
I am unable to fully translate these, so I'm not posting anything.

anyway, just because I can't, doesn't mean I'm not learning.

fully translate my arse.

This is like THE most basic thing GRR! If you can't do this, your not learning because this is the first thing ANY textbook or DVD or whatever learning medium you learn will teach you along with わたしのなまえは。。 etc.

Don't think I'm not gonna give you a kawaiipockysugoi stamp across your forehead because your a mod.

You don't intimidate me in the slightest.

CaptainThunder 12-17-2008 12:53 AM

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最初の投稿者:SHAD0W (646324を投稿する)
Don't think I'm not gonna give you a kawaiipockysugoi stamp across your forehead because your a mod.

You don't intimidate me in the slightest.

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最初の投稿者:SHAD0W
Grant me MOD-hood!

Good going.

But still lulz.

And, he's pretty much right, Miyavifan. Even if you don't know all the words in a sentence, there's always a dictionary; it's not cheating.

Keaton421 12-17-2008 12:54 AM

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最初の投稿者:Miyavifan (646305を投稿する)
I am unable to fully translate these, so I'm not posting anything.

anyway, just because I can't, doesn't mean I'm not learning.

Why would you post if you have nothing to contribute?

I mean, my 60 year old uncle hung out with some Japanese guys once and he could "fully translate" this. It's literally page 1 of any textbook. It's even in Romaji! Another otaku... I guess the Kanji in your profile is just a copy paste.

Ningyou 12-17-2008 12:57 AM

I love your threads. lol

Post more :P

And Hajimemashite means "how do you do" for the people at the top of this. *is too lazy to read what everyone said*

CaptainThunder 12-17-2008 01:04 AM

Ok, it's time to UP THE ANTE.

黒い暮夜に僕は雨に自分を隠してみた、でもできなかっ た。

Keaton421 12-17-2008 01:07 AM

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最初の投稿者:Ningyou (646359を投稿する)
And Hajimemashite means "how do you do" for the people at the top of this. *is too lazy to read what everyone said*

Kind of, but only foggy London gentleman say "how do you do". You don't tip your hat and say "hajimemashite" to a lady on the street.

はじめる - To begin

Cap'n: 暮夜?

CaptainThunder 12-17-2008 01:16 AM

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最初の投稿者:Keaton421 (646363を投稿する)
Cap'n: 暮夜?

やば/evening, according to Rikaichan and Jisho.

I had always thought that よる was "night", but I didn't see that in the dictionary, so I just grabbed the first compound for "evening" that I saw :D

Sorry if anything else is confusing, I hope it's still comprehensible...


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