Hi, loving everyone!^^ I'm 19years old, a Japanese Otaku.
I'm a high school graduate who is preparing for another chance to enter a college.(This is called "Rounin" in Japan, a masterless Samurai is also called "Rounin".)
I made every effort to enter college, but college refused me, because I couldn't read/write English well.
So, I want you to speak to me easily, and point out my wrong.
You can ask me everything! I'm not a grim person.^^ I love you all.(^ε^)
come on! come on everybody!
Do you think this sentences childish?
...oh,excursus.
I like WWE,progressive rock. thanks for reading
O HAI っす
>>665
こん!
Oh no, how could I forget this? I have to compensate this terrible mistake in some way...
>>673-674
Hai is a strange way to say hi, and doesn't have to do much with はい. That doesn't clear much up, though...
Have you played any of the テイルズオブ (Tales of...) games? Yesterday I spent most of the night playing テイルズ オブ ファンタジア (katakana overload), I enjoyed it a lot.
>>675
How was NY? And welcome back. Yeah, I want you to compensate for the mistake with your body! (This is an important phrase in Japanese, "体で払ってもらおうか". Literally, "Pay with your body". But it embraces an obscene meaning).
>こん!
I think this net slang is a little old. I used to start chatting with this term when I was a junior high school student.
>Have you played any of the テイルズオブ (Tales of...) games?
I've played テイルズオブデスティニー (PS ver.). I don't remember exactly, but I think I borrowed the game from one of my friends. And I left it halfway. I remember the battle system was very good.
I hope you will not fall into a bottomless pond of online and video games. That addiction is as strong as drugs!
Talking of drugs, your country is well known for easy regulation. What do you think about that? Have you concerned in drugs?
>>676
It was very nice. It was basically what I expected (something really American) but I was surprised by the nice atmosphere which is found in most streets and parks. Also, for some reason they sell Pocky and other Japanese candy in most grocery stores. Weird, huh?
>I think this net slang is a little old.
It is old? Ah... I guess it's a bit like with "lol", which is most used ironically nowadays. (Well, some people still use it, but many people think this is annoying.) So what is a good alternative?
>体で払ってもらおうか
I'll be sure to use that sentence sometime!
>テイルズ
I like the battle system a lot, too. Yes, games are addicting, but let's say we see it as "research" I do for my new study! ;)
>What do you think about that? Have you concerned in drugs?
Hmmm... I think it's handled in a pretty good way like this. People should decide for themselves if they want to use a drugs like that. Personally I'm not interested in it, it's hard enough to keep myself sane without them! :)
Long examination term has ended. And long time no see you. I'm fine.
>"lol", which is most used ironically nowadays
Then, I won't use "lol" from now on.
>what is a good alternative
I've thought about this for a half month. But I cannot conceive alternative greetings. So I recommend ordinary greeting "こんにちは". There's no problem.
>I'll be sure to use that sentence sometime!
You can do it! Because Japanese women are...
>let's say we see it as "research" I do for my new study
Yeah. Since you are an artist in the making, you should make food for the mind of all matters you experienced! Hurrah!
>drugs
Thanks. Your opinion is almost the same to mine.
By the way, is this your school photo?
ttp://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/f/f3/Kmt_hilversum.jpg
What an originality!
Wow, this thread is still going after 18 months, that's awesome. 1-san, your English has improved so much, it's incredible. Great job!
>>679
It's been a long time! Welcome back!
Next semester starts soon. I'll keep studying English!
I am back too, sorry for this break.
A longer post will follow soon!
One year has passed. But nothing has changed widely in both good and bad sense.
I've been studying moderately. On the score, I'm in the top 10 percent of my department.
I want to be a researcher, so will go to graduate school. There is a rule that a student who have a good score is exempted from the entrance exam for graduate school. And so, I'll be free from the exam.
I can talk only about myself. All of sentences I wrote have "I" as the nominative. I dislike it, so I, I...
俺も戻りました
It's strange for me to read this thread again, it feels like it's such a long time ago. I also don't feel like writing too much about myself, but some things have definitely changed.
One of the positive things is that my Japanese has improved, and your early pointers certainly got me started. I'll continue to learn and absorb the language so at one point I can effortlessly speak it with you.
Did you keep checking this thread? I just remembered about it and am a little surprised you posted something just a few days ago. Sorry for not keeping my promise.
P.S.: a long time ago in this thread:
1:
>わかりません。ごめん。
>でもココは毎日見てますよ。
Me:
>Gah, I haven't studied Japanese enough to understand most of that.
It's funny how the past me didn't understand it, and now I do! (I'm not very good yet, though.) I hope you haven't checked every day this whole year...
日本語で返信は良いです。
Hi, long time no see you. You won't believe, but I'm >>1. It's true, it's damn true.
And happy new to you all.
I will graduate from university in the end of this month, and will enter graduate school of engineering from next month though my major is rather physics than engineering. I hope I will start posting papers in this year.
As you see, my English-writing skill is not improved. But I can communicate with foreign students in English. Last summer, I invited one of them to my hometown. I have to thank all of you here, because communication in this thread encouraged me to talk with foreign students. Arigatougozaimasu!
So... What should I write?
Ah, recently I'm interested in AKB48. Someday there will be a conference in Tokyo, then I wanna go to the AKB48 theater in Akihabara. Miichan rules!
ttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qJ-Drv9tVjI
ttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lkHlnWFnA0c
Omake: Korean idol group "Girl's Generation"
ttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F6BgslWO5uc
Hey >>1, great to hear from you again. It has been a long time, I'm >>4, can't believe we were talking over 4 years ago.
I came to check this thread because I remember all that time ago that you said you were in Sendai. It was great to see your post, but I also hope you're doing ok after the earthquake and tsunami. It's a terrible tragedy and people around the world are watching and thinking of you guys.
I hope all your friends and family are ok and things can start returning to normal for you as quickly as possible.
It might be a while before you come and check this or are able to reply, but I'll check back regularly! Best of luck to you and I really sincerely hope you're ok.
I don't know what else to say. Remember you have friends all over the world and we're all watching and wishing you the best. If we can help in any way then let us know! My friends and I here will be donating towards relief efforts and hoping for the best.
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Just FYI for thread readers, the >>689 post was made from Ibaraki, so he's probably okay.
Thanks Shii, that's something of a relief. Still hope to hear from him eventually, but I know wherever he is he has a lot to deal with right now, like most people over there. =(
Hey, I went to Germany for research. I'm becoming a scientist.
Happy new year!
Hi >>1, I'm glad you're fine! It seems like this thread is everlasting...
Since I live in the Netherlands, I never expected you to come live so close! Please tell more about it if you have time!
>>コンフィグ
Hallo! Happy new year to you too!
I've already come back to Japan, but I had been in Nordrhein-Westfalen (Düsseldorf, Köln, Aachen, and Monschau!). I remember Aachen is very close to Netherland. That's a pity we couldn't meet each other even though we were so close!
Actually, I wanted to go to Amsterdam to visit Anne Frank house, but my friends stopped me because many people in Amsterdam act so freely and it is not suitable for people like me (=people who are not familiar with traveling around).
Oh, I'm sorry. I should have written "the Netherlands," not "Netherland."
About the earthquake on March 11, I had spent first four days in the shelter because of no life line at my apartment. After that I had come back to my hometown. Many people tried to escape from Tohoku area. So all the buses and plains were occupied (at that time trains were not available). It was like "Hokuto no Ken." :P
Hey guys, I went to the Netherlands. Although I visited Amsterdam, I did not go to the Anne Frank house. I should have spent more time for sightseeing.
>>699
W-wow, you were so close to me! Was Amsterdam like you expected it to be?
>>700
Nei. I thought it was more dangerous place. But for me, in fact it is almost the same as many of German cities except for one point; Amsterdam faces to the sea. I went to the national maritime museum. I like it :)
I wonder if 1さん still browses 4-ch. This thread is just wholesome.
this is the best thread on this website
Wow, a thread that basically functions as a 5 year journal. I'm gonna have to read this later. Bump to stir some memories.
Dame da ne;
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7Z5C621j6vY
I'm happy to see that this thread is still up.
My first post >>330 was from 2007. It feels like it was so recent yet also like it was ages ago. Reading back my old posts it's clear to me that I wasn't quite the same person as I am now.
If this thread is what stuck in my mind as special and important even many years later, then truly it's the small things in life that matter.
Thank you 1さん.
bump
I wonder how OP is doing these days
Probably good
I can speak english good