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Thread: Marking email as spam on a Japanese flip phone Post: Marking email as spam on a Japanese flip phone eslang Wrote:If the hacked Yahoo email account have your friends' contact list where both the phone number and their email address and/or (kei-tai) mail are being stored, then it would be better for y... |
TomTomHatesCats | General discussion | 5 | 1,729 | 2014-12-03, 2:30 pm | ||
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Thread: Marking email as spam on a Japanese flip phone Post: Marking email as spam on a Japanese flip phone Thanks, vix86. Bad news, I guess, but good to know. |
TomTomHatesCats | General discussion | 5 | 1,729 | 2014-12-02, 2:30 pm | ||
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Thread: Marking email as spam on a Japanese flip phone Post: Marking email as spam on a Japanese flip phone I posted this on Reddit, but I'm hoping I can get some help here too: I live in the U.S. and have a Skype partner in Japan with whom I do language exchange conversation every week. A number of months... |
TomTomHatesCats | General discussion | 5 | 1,729 | 2014-12-02, 11:15 am | ||
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Thread: Why do you want to move to Japan? Post: Why do you want to move to Japan? qwertyytrewq Wrote:Having said that, South Korea and China hates their guts so trouble might brew there. And also in close proximity to North (best) Korea. I see the point about the governmental clash... |
TomTomHatesCats | General discussion | 72 | 10,243 | 2014-06-07, 1:48 pm | ||
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Thread: Android or iOS for Japanese related apps Post: Android or iOS for Japanese related apps rich_f, I like Swype for JP/EN too. Unfortunately, I'm also studying Korean, haha. Swype supports Korean, but not as a toggle on the same keyboard so, for me, it's a step down from iOS's native keyboa... |
TomTomHatesCats | Learning resources | 14 | 4,724 | 2013-10-10, 1:30 pm | ||
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Thread: Android or iOS for Japanese related apps Post: Android or iOS for Japanese related apps fakewookie, I haven't found a good Korean dictionary on either OS. On Android I'm using Collins Gem Korean Dictionary which costs 10 bucks and is offline, but it's buggy and sometimes asks for an inte... |
TomTomHatesCats | Learning resources | 14 | 4,724 | 2013-10-10, 1:24 pm | ||
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Thread: Android or iOS for Japanese related apps Post: Android or iOS for Japanese related apps I'm going to buy a tablet soon but haven't decided on whether to go iOS (Pad mini 2, once it comes out) or Android (Nexus 7). Currently, I use an iPod Touch for AnkiMobile and the Midori dictionary a... |
TomTomHatesCats | Learning resources | 14 | 4,724 | 2013-10-10, 11:57 am | ||
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Thread: Learning through Lyrics Post: Learning through Lyrics This is kind of on a tangent, but I was always suspicious of learning a language through song lyrics. I'm not saying it isn't fun, but if English language song lyrics are any indication, grammatical r... |
TomTomHatesCats | The Japanese language | 12 | 2,311 | 2013-06-23, 10:14 pm | ||
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Thread: Recommend manga thread Post: Recommend manga thread BECK (Difficulty ＊＊) About High School boys trying to form a rock band, from the perspective of the youngest member. In the beginning of the series, he's only 14 but quickly develops in years and abi... |
TomTomHatesCats | Learning resources | 51 | 77,932 | 2013-06-09, 10:13 am | ||
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Thread: Using て form --> which particle? Post: Using て form --> which particle? Thanks, yudantaiteki, for pointing that out, I hadn't realized that my original sentence was still a valid one with a different meaning. It makes sense. And, thanks again, imabi, for responding to my... |
TomTomHatesCats | The Japanese language | 6 | 1,652 | 2012-12-02, 12:03 am | ||
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Thread: Using て form --> which particle? Post: Using て form --> which particle? ahhh, reread your post, and saw the answer on the first line, hahahha. Thanks! |
TomTomHatesCats | The Japanese language | 6 | 1,652 | 2012-12-01, 3:05 pm | ||
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Thread: Using て form --> which particle? Post: Using て form --> which particle? Thanks for the reply. Actually, I was not referring that particular kind of grammar (-ていく／-てくる), which is kind of a specialized case. Going back to my example, when pairing 受ける with the literal meani... |
TomTomHatesCats | The Japanese language | 6 | 1,652 | 2012-12-01, 3:03 pm | ||
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Thread: Using て form --> which particle? Post: Using て form --> which particle? Which particle is correct in this kind of sentence: (I'm going/leaving to take the test) 試験 を 受けていく or 試験 に 受けていく In other words, which of the two verbs (受ける or 行く) is used to determine the correct ... |
TomTomHatesCats | The Japanese language | 6 | 1,652 | 2012-12-01, 2:41 pm | ||
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Thread: Android vs. Windows Mobile for kanji input? Post: Android vs. Windows Mobile for kanji input? I, also, haven't played with Windows Mobile, but, as far as Japanese goes, I've been suffering on Android for a couple of years. There's an app called Kanji Recognizer which is a dictionary for hand-d... |
TomTomHatesCats | General discussion | 6 | 3,079 | 2012-10-08, 11:54 pm | ||
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Thread: 入る vs. 入る Post: 入る vs. 入る What a great explanation. Thank you very much! -Tom |
TomTomHatesCats | The Japanese language | 2 | 784 | 2012-10-03, 6:20 pm | ||
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Thread: 入る vs. 入る Post: 入る vs. 入る I'm having a tough time deciding when to use 入る (はいる) and when to use 入る (いる). Ex. 風呂に入った。 Both definitions seem like they'd work to me :/ -Tom |
TomTomHatesCats | The Japanese language | 2 | 784 | 2012-10-03, 4:17 pm | ||
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Thread: Compound sentence question Post: Compound sentence question Okay, I guess that seems simple enough. Thanks for the reply! |
TomTomHatesCats | The Japanese language | 3 | 795 | 2012-09-27, 8:47 am | ||
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Thread: Compound sentence question Post: Compound sentence question While reading Tae Kim's grammar guide, I saw this example in the section on Compound Sentences: 時間がありまして、映画を見ました。 I thought when there is more than one verb in a sentence, they conjugate from the pl... |
TomTomHatesCats | The Japanese language | 3 | 795 | 2012-09-26, 9:57 pm | ||
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Thread: Kanji stems and okurigana Post: Kanji stems and okurigana Great point about the あ/え verb pairs... especially since I don't remember ever seeing one where the あ/え kana didn't appear immediately after the kanji stem. That will be a huge help for me. Thanks! -... |
TomTomHatesCats | The Japanese language | 2 | 1,584 | 2011-12-27, 10:08 am | ||
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Thread: Kanji stems and okurigana Post: Kanji stems and okurigana As I build my vocab, I often misremember where the kanji stem ends and the okurigana begins. For example, instead of 泊まる, I might write it incorrectly as 泊る. I haven't come up with any consistent me... |
TomTomHatesCats | The Japanese language | 2 | 1,584 | 2011-12-26, 11:33 pm | ||
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Thread: The "I just finished RTK1, please congratulate me" thread. Post: The "I just finished RTK1, please congratulate me"... Congrats to all before me, and to those yet to post in this thread (keep it up, you'll get there)! I want to thank every single person who contributed a story on this amazing site, without which I'd ... |
TomTomHatesCats | Remembering the Kanji | 1,845 | 424,380 | 2011-10-06, 11:16 pm | ||
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Thread: Tokyo train station Anki deck and Names of Japanese people in movies Post: Tokyo train station Anki deck and Names of Japanes... I can vouch for using the JR tokyo station names for practice. I've got a wall-sized poster I made, printed and framed which hangs on my living room wall, and it's an entertaining way to learn reading... |
TomTomHatesCats | Learning resources | 11 | 3,981 | 2011-09-16, 10:31 am | ||
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Thread: Remembering the kanji, but forgetting the story... Post: Remembering the kanji, but forgetting the story... Well, that makes me feel better. Thanks, all. -Tom |
TomTomHatesCats | Remembering the Kanji | 9 | 3,515 | 2011-09-15, 4:44 pm | ||
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Thread: Remembering the kanji, but forgetting the story... Post: Remembering the kanji, but forgetting the story... Here's the problem: When you guys srs and you can write out a kanji easily by seeing the keyword, yet you cannot remember the actual story for that kanji, do you count that as a "pass?" This has bee... |
TomTomHatesCats | Remembering the Kanji | 9 | 3,515 | 2011-09-14, 11:01 pm | ||
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Thread: Politeness level question Post: Politeness level question Ironically, I started this thread as a "Politeness level question." :/ |
TomTomHatesCats | The Japanese language | 95 | 15,093 | 2011-08-31, 11:22 pm | ||
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Thread: Politeness level question Post: Politeness level question The replies in this thread just make me realize the more I learn, the less I know that I know. :[ Great stuff from everyone, though, thank you! -Tom |
TomTomHatesCats | The Japanese language | 95 | 15,093 | 2011-08-29, 3:43 pm | ||
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Thread: Politeness level question Post: Politeness level question Hey all, I've just encountered this kind of comparison: 高くなかったです。 vs. 高くありませんでした。 Are these of equal politeness level? The second seems more polite to me only because it has more syllables, but tha... |
TomTomHatesCats | The Japanese language | 95 | 15,093 | 2011-08-29, 9:54 am | ||
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Thread: Primitive stories Post: Primitive stories Ahhhhhh, ok, that explains it, thanks! |
TomTomHatesCats | Remembering the Kanji | 2 | 932 | 2011-08-18, 9:55 pm | ||
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Thread: Primitive stories Post: Primitive stories All, Probably a noob question, but where can I find everyone's stories for primitives in the study section? Thanks :/ -Tom |
TomTomHatesCats | Remembering the Kanji | 2 | 932 | 2011-08-18, 1:28 pm | ||
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Thread: Heisig Wallpaper Post: Heisig Wallpaper Good point about a version with just the RTK 1 kanji. Here they are: Normal version: http://www.mediafire.com/imageview.php?q...q4&thumb=4 OS X version: http://www.mediafire.com/imageview.php?q.... |
TomTomHatesCats | Remembering the Kanji | 17 | 13,160 | 2011-06-05, 9:45 pm | ||
