pls study on-yomi and kun-yomi before trying to make names...

u shud be using on-yomi instead of kun-yomi in names....

志should be し while 陽　should be よう

its not a common japanese name so i'm not too sure about it.

care to give an example? unless its a single character name, its usually following the on-yomi

eg 竜星 its not ryuuhoshi but ryuusei

why? cos its easier to read in kanji. when u have everything in hiragana, u dont know where the word stops or starts and the same hiragana might have different meanings. of course studying 80000 characters is also mad and insane

lols! but very very true

kouei.. really polite. rarely see people use it.

だよねぇぇぇ

Basu ga kimasen. Watashi wa hitori de daigaku e ikkimashita. Hitori de niju-fun gurai kakarimasu.

Watashi wa hitori de daigaku e ikkimiashita. means i went to uni by myself. doesnt make sense. i could still take a bus and go to uni. or a car or something.

Watashi wa aruite daigaku e kimashita. means i walked to the uni. use kimashita instead or ikkimashita because u're already at the uni.

Basu ga kimasen. -> basu ga kimasendeshita (past tense)

hachi-ji = 8 o'clock , hachi-jikan= 8 hours

if u want a more fluid speech, drop the watshi, its understood ure talking about yourself.

dozo okake kudasai -> im not too sure what okake means but i think its used when addressing people of a higher status.

use dozo suwatte kudasai.