ohaiyo! well, i'm learning through anime. is kanji mean slang? like chinese got mandarin, hokkien, cantonese..... then are all anime using the same "slang"?

what the hell ?? how much time do u have in your hands ?? how do you benefit from this ?? better offer classes at universities.. atleast you get money

Thanks azcrilez.

How do I use verbs as adverbs. For example the verb 喜ぶ(よろこぶ）means to be joyful.

If I use the -て form the I can make a sentence She is happy and sings, she is singing because she's happy, she sings with pleasure and so on when I make a sentence 「彼女は喜んで歌います」. In this case the way she is singing and her mood are separate. 喜ぶ here describes the girl not her singing.

However, how can I use 喜ぶ to describe how she sings, as in She is singing happily? Can I say 「彼女は喜びで歌います」

If the sentence above is correct, can I assume I can change any suitable verb to an adverb using the pre-masu form + で　?

wah.. long time no visit this thread

maybe like these

彼女は喜びの顔をしながら、歌を歌います
彼女は喜びの顔で、歌を歌います
彼女は歌を歌って、喜び

 

i prefer the 2nd one
彼女は喜びの顔で、歌を歌います

its funny when I said "love"
and my japanese teacher he told me that I was wrong.
its not "love" , its "rabu"
WTH

「love」って英語の言葉じゃないの？、　どうして「ラブ」と言わなきゃいけないのよ、　－３－

its funny when I said "love"
and my japanese teacher he told me that I was wrong.
its not "love" , its "rabu"
WTH

「love」って英語の言葉じゃないの？、　どうして「ラブ」と言わなきゃいけないのよ、　－３－

Katakana takes some liberties when used on english words.

There is no L or V sounds in katakana so they substitute it with R and B respectively.

どう説明すればいいのかな、
書くことじゃなく　話すときです、　私は普通に英語話したら　「ラブ」の言葉は、「ブ」って言いません
でも先生は　「日本人みたいに　「ブ」って言ってください」　と言ってた、　

Don't speak while you are writing, if i speak basic english,  meaning of love but not express to speak as BU, but teacher, look like japanese don't speak BU but there do really just say that.