What this means?

このばんぼんおどりへいきたいか

and this?

かなしいです


Ohh.... I see.....

I should learn from you then

This post has been edited by Hikaru Kenshin: Jul 13 2008, 01:10 AM

このばんぼんおどりへいきたいか
konoban bon odori he ikitai ka

should wrote like this:
今晩の盆踊りへ行きたいか？
konban no bon odori he ikitai ka
wan to go tonight's bon odori?


かなしいです
kanashii desu
sad

寂しい
sabishii
lonely

This post has been edited by sai: Jul 14 2008, 09:26 AM

kimi mou bon odori ikimasu, naze kimi mada sabushii Sai-kun?

sore wo iu nara, kou nanda:
"kimi ha mou bon odori ni ikimashita, naze mada sabishii desu ka?"

i m helpin ppl translating la =.="

okotte - the root word is "okoru"

Anybody knows where I can get past year JLPT exam papers?

What's the difference??

the original line all in hiragana, and dun hav connector, so i juz corrected it only...

The context is the same meaning?

just same, but the one sai wrote is more easy to read, easy to distinguish one word from another

This post has been edited by PVCpipe: Jul 14 2008, 07:24 PM

I see, thanks mate =)

as i know it should be able to borrow from library in jlsm or japan foundation

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Added on July 15, 2008, 2:06 amhi...sorry for delaying my post since abit busy last week n connection got problem as well
but today let me update my post now

かんじ

1) 一
　　いち[one]

2) 二
　　に[two]
　
3) 三
　　さん[three]
　
4) 四
　　し，　よん[four]
*either shi or yon also can be used but yon is often used instead of shi
5) 五
　　ご[five]

6) 六
　　ろく[six]

7) 七
　　なな，　しち[seven]
*either nana or shichi also can be used but nana is often used instead of shichi
8) 八
　　はち[eight]

9) 九
　　きゅう，　く [nine]
*ether kyuu or ku also can be used but kyuu is often used instead of ku
10) 十
　　じゅう[ten]

せいと　は　かず　を　かぞえます。
いち，に，さん，し，ご，ろく，しち，はち，きゅう，じゅう。

せいと　は　かず　を　かぞえます。
一，に，三，四，五，六，七，八，九，十。

[student is counting numbers..1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10]

11) 百
　　ひゃく[hundred]
　　百　えん[hundred yen]

12) 千
　　せん[thousand]
　　千かい[thousand times]

13) 山
　　やま，　さん[mountain]
　　たかい　山[tall mountain]
　　ふじ三 [MT fuji]

14) 川
　　かわ[river]
　　川が　ながれます。[the river flows]

15) 木
　　き[tree]，　もく[wood]
　　きょう　は　木ようびです。[today is thursday]

16) 森
　　もり[woods]
　　ふかい　森[deep woods]

17) 日
　　ひ，　にち，[day]　
　　日ようび [sunday]

18) 月
　　がつ。　げつ[moon]
　　月ようび[monday]

19) 口
　　くち[mouth]
　　ちさい　口 [small mouth]
　
20) 目
　　め[eye]
　　あかちゃん　の　目　は　おおきいです[the child(baby) eyes us big]

thats all for today first ..20 simple kanji
　


This post has been edited by shinmei88: Jul 15 2008, 02:06 AM

Thanks for replying shinmei88.
I've managed to find JLPT past year questions already.

おげんきですか
新年おめでとうございます。
がんばってね!
じゃ、さよなら
たのしいですね
わたしはいまねたい、おやすみなさい

What are these?

おげんきですか- ogenki desuka [how r u]
新年おめでとうございます。-shinnen omedetou gozaimasu [ happy new year]
がんばってね! - ganbatte ne [work hard/(add oil)]
じゃ、さよなら -jya, sayonara -[ k see u( bye)]
たのしいですね - tanoshiidesu ne [ its fun isnt it]
わたしはいまねたい、おやすみなさい -watashi wa ima netai, oyasuminasai [ i want to sleep now, good night]

i believe if u try to learn the hiragana writing + listening n watching anime u can
easily handle well for the japanese language in reading

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Added on July 17, 2008, 3:54 amoh isit .. which library u went to?

This post has been edited by shinmei88: Jul 17 2008, 03:54 AM

I downloaded from the web although I did went to Japan Foundation KL once to inquire about it.
Just didn't have time to go browse around it's library so much.



Happy New Year is usually mentioned this way, right?

akemashite omedetou gozaimasu.

or shorten form for more informal

akemashite omedetou.

This post has been edited by Kt3: Jul 17 2008, 05:41 PM

shin nen akemashite (新年あけまして)
ehem to celebrate 21st century, we say 二十一世紀あけまして!

Oh, thanks alot....

I don't watch anime much and I normally depend/rely heavily upon the subtitles provided LOL......


What is the difference between the 21st century and not so 21st century?

the difference is 千年殺し

hey fellas, hmm... was thinking if anyone can help me check my dialog? It's in doc format and I'd really appreciate if any sensei here can check for grammar errors or some wrong words.