metaltoy wrote:LennyeTran wrote:*Bowing* Konnichiwa!
Konnichiwa Hazimemashite LennyeTran![]()
Nice to meet you.
Konnichi wa metaltoy-san. Genki desu ka. Hehehehehhe... just learned the phrase yesterday.
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Hehhee I learned them already months ago.. before of you.LennyeTran wrote:metaltoy wrote:LennyeTran wrote:*Bowing* Konnichiwa!
Konnichiwa Hazimemashite LennyeTran![]()
Nice to meet you.
Konnichi wa metaltoy-san. Genki desu ka. Hehehehehhe... just learned the phrase yesterday.
Are you sure? I knew "anta" is impolite.. but "anata" is polite.. It seems also logical, if I wanna shout to someone, then anta fits better. But aren't Japanese using names instead of "you",metaltoy wrote:Oh Hardi, who taught you such a Japanese "Anta wa baka desu!" ?
By the way, do you know "Anta ha erai!" mean ?
This means "You are great!"
Try to use it for Japanese friends.
pretty?!!! that parse I wrote, means you are idiot. Its easy to get those words u must install a Japanese input method. I'm using linux here is Skim for that purpose.. But I remember that I have got Japanese input for windows98 too.. it was a part of Internet Explorer 6... it makes a little thing into systemtry near of clock, where u can change input method.. it convert all text you type into hiragana and with spacebar u can also switch text betwen hiragana, katakana and kanji.LennyeTran wrote:How did you get those hiragana words? I love them. Gosh, they look so pretty.
Hardi wrote: it was a part of Internet Explorer 6... it makes a little thing into systemtry near of clock, where u can change input method.. it convert all text you type into hiragana and with spacebar u can also switch text betwen hiragana, katakana and kanji.
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