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Cyborg_a0 Posts: 283

sou ka.


About suzumiya haruhi no yuutsu, they say the first one is better, 2006 vrs than 2009, its about what your saying, dejavu, so i didn't download it yet, instead i'll download School Rumble 1st thru the link i gave.

and back to topic, i don't want to use formal way when chatting with friends it would be kind of wierd
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Posted: 2010-03-22 12:28:00
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Kuchiyose Posts: 15

So da!
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Posted: 2010-03-22 12:42:00
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Cyborg_a0 Posts: 283

ii zo, the video can be played in my dad's keitai, sugė, it can play h.264 video with screen reso 240x320, tonight, i'll try the movies too
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Posted: 2010-03-23 02:51:00
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The_026 Posts: 31

haha... nice.. you know guys,, my school is a japanese private school,, and we have nihongo subject.. so we are able to takeup that subject.. haha,, but i love nihongo... hehe.. [saket sa ilong...] hehe..
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Posted: 2010-03-23 04:48:32
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Cyborg_a0 Posts: 283

hmm, that's great but surely they'll only teach the formal and very polite way of conversation, maybe just a little in casual.

i wonder what's this in formal

nan da! are wa?

if it's

are wa! nan desu ka?

i think it's a bit awkward so i wonder how should it be.
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Posted: 2010-03-23 05:34:00
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blackspot Posts: > 500

@The_026, Cebu kara desu ka? (just intrigued by your last comment )
@Cyborg_a0, you're right, "nan da" is the informal (sometimes considered impolite) form of "nani desu ka". IMHO, it is safer to use formal sentences in a public forum specially when you are talking with people of unknown age/gender/rank to avoid being misinterpreted as rude.
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Posted: 2010-03-26 06:28:15
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Cyborg_a0 Posts: 283

wakatta/wakarimashita
but i already know kuchiyose, am older than him.
My or our true purpose of learning japanese is to understand anime, not to interact in the real life with japanese people

anime does not often use formal, so that's why i'm focusing on casual conversation, you may dislike my purpose of learning, demo, dou yo koto da
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Posted: 2010-03-26 07:51:00
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blackspot Posts: > 500

I didn't mean to be pedantic sorry if it came out that way...
I totally understand your purpose and there's absolutely nothing wrong with that... It was just my opinion anyway
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Posted: 2010-03-26 08:08:04
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Cyborg_a0 Posts: 283

whew! what a english. hanaji! hanaji!
i'ved read and also watched, many dislikes my purpose of learning, but, that's only the reason.

BTW, when talking to your gf/bf are you still gonna use to polite form?
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Posted: 2010-03-26 08:27:00
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Ke Posts: 36

Douton Dourohoshi
Katon Houkasen no Jutsu
Suitton Raging Waves
Raiton no Jutsu
Mokuton Hekki
Futton Rasenshuriken

Good afternoon everyone!
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Posted: 2010-03-26 09:01:00
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