Double consonant.
やった = yatta

This post has been edited by crazy25kid: Dec 3 2008, 11:30 AM

arigato!

やほ <--- ??? what's this?

Last time I type was like ... Hiragana + Katana ... The letters I type are like 1+1=2 ... Means like ... I have to type a few words to become 私わ

おおおおおお。。。。。。
hey i cant find the other 'o'. the one tht looks like a 5 with a C!

Yahoo! - Japanese style...

its wo

How to type desu ... des ka in it ?

です。ですか。
type like u type romanji..... desu. desuka. theres nothing like deska.... it just the pronunciation...
like shita.... usually they silent(?) the i and it sound like shta...., desu would sound des... i dun know how to write the sound but, i think u know what i mean.....

です　　ですか　？

Somehow looks difference than yours ... The first word

やほ　＝yaho
やほお＝yahoo > shud b this wan wart! lulz

をををををををを。。。！！！
ははは。。。
ありがと！

eh.... i see no different... both u and mine are similar...

That alone already sounds complicated.

For those taking JLPT, how's the preparation?

wat's JLPT?

The Japanese Language Proficiency Test.

owh! ..so u need to b good in the language to take it?

no, if you passed the exams, it shows that you are qualified as a foreigner who can communicate in Japanese.

there are 4 levels of difficulty, ranging from 4 kyuu (easiest) to 1 kyuu (hardest). Difficulty increases exponentially, and the hardest are 2 kyuu and 1 kyuu. 1 kyuu is roughly the standard of a high school student and a 1 kyuu graduate should be considered competent enough in the language to enter a Japanese university. 2 kyuu is probably the minimum requirement to be able integrate with Japanese society comfortably. 3 kyuu/4 kyuu by comparison, is kacang putih and a typical Malaysian studying the language in a part time course should be able to clear them after 2 years of study, if not quicker.

IINM there will be a change in the frequency as well as the difficulty level of the exam in the next couple of years. For a long time, there were grouses over the once-a-year frequency, as well as the perceived difficulty gap between levels 3 and 2, and especially levels 2 and 1

The first problem will likely be addressed starting next year: there are plans to have the JLPT test 2x a year.

The 2nd problem will be addressed with the addition of another level 5 (5 kyuu) in 2009 or 2010 (I forget when). This will result in the current 4 kyuu and 3 kyuu "downgrading" to 5 and 4 respectively, while the current (old) 2 kyuu will be replaced by a 3 kyuu of slightly less difficulty than the old 2 kyuu and a "new" 2 kyuu that is between the "old" 2 kyuu and the current 1 kyuu in terms of difficulty.

oh wow thanks for the lengthy explanation!

have you taken the tesT?

Ha...Too small ... Eye got problem

anyone have good sites for japanese verb ?? ありがと　。