gearhead23
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Welcome!
Gp32 Finally!
- Thread starter Han
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washo
Washo 4 evr
hajimemashite....
welcome here....I hope you will enjoy your GP32' life
see you :lol:
welcome here....I hope you will enjoy your GP32' life
see you :lol:
spray
PSP pwner
WassuP?
Han
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hajimemashite... Genki desu ka?washo posted on May 25 2004 at 02:23 PM said:hajimemashite....
welcome here....I hope you will enjoy your GP32' life
see you :lol:
I do speak a little japanese
So many welcoming posts.. thank you all .. arigato gozaimasu ....
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washo
Washo 4 evr
hajimemashite... Genki desu ka?
I do speak a little japanese
hai genki desu...anata mo?
yoroshiku ne...
finty
what is this
Sorry if this is stupid, but I thought japanese was written in japanese characters, can it also be written in european characters?
Han
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Septera: Tjena! Jag fick inte reda på att det faktiskt skulle släppas en Europeisk BLU förän jag kom hem från Hong Kong. Och då hade jag ju redan köpt mig en vanlig GP... <_< .. men jag är rätt nöjd ändå ... Jag bor i Helsingborg, och du?
washo: Genki desu.... Yoroshiku onegaishimasu ( I think )... Are you Japanese? I have forgotten so many japanese words, and I used to be able to read Hiragana but now I have forgotten most of the characters... :rolleyes:
finty101: Well, you can use a transcript system that the Japanese call Romaji, which uses Roman letters to write Japanese. There are some different versions of Romaji, but its certainly easier to read than Kanji , which is the main Japanese character set, with several thousand characters.
washo: Genki desu.... Yoroshiku onegaishimasu ( I think
)... Are you Japanese? I have forgotten so many japanese words, and I used to be able to read Hiragana but now I have forgotten most of the characters... :rolleyes: finty101: Well, you can use a transcript system that the Japanese call Romaji, which uses Roman letters to write Japanese. There are some different versions of Romaji, but its certainly easier to read than Kanji
, which is the main Japanese character set, with several thousand characters.washo
Washo 4 evr
iie watashi wa furansu jin desu =
いいえ わたし は フランス じん です
No in fact Im french...
Im glad to see a new and cool member
Im just learning japanese...
to confirm what you said about japanese :
there are 4 way to write in japanese
-Hiragana : used to write japanese words
-Katakana : used to write foreign words (Japanese are fund of english words
(for eg. to say powerfull they use : Pawafuru...)lol
-Kanji : those are from china in fact (around 6000 I heard) but 2000 are enough to live
-romanji : ascii characters
いいえ わたし は フランス じん です
No in fact Im french...
Im glad to see a new and cool member
Im just learning japanese...
to confirm what you said about japanese :
there are 4 way to write in japanese
-Hiragana : used to write japanese words
-Katakana : used to write foreign words (Japanese are fund of english words
(for eg. to say powerfull they use : Pawafuru...)lol
-Kanji : those are from china in fact (around 6000 I heard) but 2000 are enough to live
-romanji : ascii characters
finty
what is this
Ok thanks guys.
BTW: Han, its refreshing to have a new member of the board who doesnt annoy a hell of a lot of people! Good Job!
BTW: Han, its refreshing to have a new member of the board who doesnt annoy a hell of a lot of people! Good Job!
Han
Member
washo: Cool! Unfortunately my French is really bad, so lets stick to Japanese I hope to be able to continue with my Japanese studies. How are your studies going?
About Japanese transcription; Just to make things more complicated there are at least two variations of Romaji: Hepburn and Kunrei-siki(or something) .... I learned the Hepburn version... But theres not that a big difference between them...
finty101: You mean I haven’t managed to annoy a single individual yet ... hmm... better get to work then ... Seriously, thx man! But come to think of it, this thread is starting to drift out of topic a bit... hope no one gets annoyed...
I hope to be able to continue with my Japanese studies. How are your studies going? About Japanese transcription; Just to make things more complicated there are at least two variations of Romaji: Hepburn and Kunrei-siki(or something) .... I learned the Hepburn version... But theres not that a big difference between them...
finty101: You mean I haven’t managed to annoy a single individual yet
... hmm... better get to work then ... Seriously, thx man! But come to think of it, this thread is starting to drift out of topic a bit... hope no one gets annoyed... 
