Hajimemashite. An Jenkinsu desu. Dőzo yoroshiku
Kochira wa An Jenkinsu-san desu

He self-studies Japanese,like any other otaku would

Anyways I think the "An" is refering to Anne,Jap way of saying it

watashi wa nihongo ga mada jo_te ja_arimasen. 

xxboxx.. it should be ' jyou zu ' not jyo te..

I will try, but no guarantees
besides, there are many ways to read unknown kanji on a PC
http://www.rikai.com is one of them.

my advice to those aspiring to learn a decent amount of japanese:
LOSE THE ROMAJI ASAP.... they don't give you a real feel for the words and there's too much ambiguity when it is used, as firstly, many japanese words already sound the same, and secondly, romanizing the words makes it worse: e.g.,  when you type "genin", do you really mean げにん「下人」(low-ranked person) ？or げんいん「原因」？(cause/source)?
Furthermore, everyone here seems to be using different romanization systems, which further adds to the confusion: e.g., jo and jyo are actually the same thing. jou and jő and jo- (conventions for writing long sound) also add to the confusion.

If you take formal classes, most teachers expect you to lose the romaji within the first 2-3 weeks anyway...

Besides, has anyone here tried to sing japanese karaoke using romaji? I can tell you it's a real b*tch to keep up with the words, and your phrasing will go out of sync 

8. You are out with Reiko, and you bump into another friend. How do you introduce Reiko to your friend? (This person is Reiko)

tell me about. I'm still facing the same problem too. A common weakness of the malaysian style of japanese instruction is an over reliance on students' prior knowledge of written mandarin. This puts people like me (I don't know mandarin) at a significant disadvantage. it just means we have to work harder.

kana: 50 x 2 IINM.
kanji: up to 2000 if you are aiming for lvl 1 (pre-university level)

correction: passing level 1 of the nouryoku shiken means having a proficiency equivalent to a high school graduate

unlike children, we already know our ABCs and how to write english/bahasa. there is a tendency to use that as a reference in learning japanese. unfortunately it too easily becomes a crutch that is debilitating to one's further progress. that is why teachers of the language eschew the usage of romaji.

yaya i think is '' doumo ''    sorry nvr learn jap b4 but very interested in jap..hehe 

the situation is like a man inside a room, then his friend went in, and this man said '' doumo'' ..   so any senpai can help me ah?? 

btw, I personally think listening to dorama works better than anime
anime voice acting sounds over-acted at times
plus in dorama u can listen how they converse in real life
u'll notice the difference compared to anime

Literally speaking, in Malay we use, "Silakan" for the meaning of domo. So, when someone comes in, we usually use "Sila masuk (or anything with Sila)" for formal way. Although we usually use, "Ha! Apahal?".

Nan means what in English, so I'm assuming that if you combine that with the question word ka, you'll end up with Nani ka which means What is it?.