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Thread: The "What's this word/phrase?" thread Post: The "What's this word/phrase?" thread Thanks! |
Onelove_yo | The Japanese language | 8,332 | 1,453,835 | 2013-06-16, 10:47 pm | ||
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Thread: The "What's this word/phrase?" thread Post: The "What's this word/phrase?" thread I came across this sentence in the book I'm reading at the moment: 「なんだか、逃げてばかりいるな。」 I don't think I've seen this this v+te+bakari+iru form before, and I definitely haven't studied it, but my intuiti... |
Onelove_yo | The Japanese language | 8,332 | 1,453,835 | 2013-06-16, 9:50 pm | ||
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Thread: Teaching Wa and Ga Post: Teaching Wa and Ga imabi Wrote:I believe I have decided on what and what not to address and how. Thank you all for trying to add in more advice. I have tried to make sure I have not missed anything. http://forum.koohii.... |
Onelove_yo | General discussion | 13 | 3,698 | 2012-04-16, 9:46 pm | ||
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Thread: The "What's this word/phrase?" thread Post: The "What's this word/phrase?" thread Zorlee Wrote:In more formal Japanese you'll find people use the masu stems in the same way as the て-form. For example: 朝食を食べて学校へ行きました。 朝食を食べ、学校へ行きました。 Same meaning, but the latter is often used in ne... |
Onelove_yo | The Japanese language | 8,332 | 1,453,835 | 2012-03-28, 6:30 am | ||
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Thread: The "What's this word/phrase?" thread Post: The "What's this word/phrase?" thread yudantaiteki Wrote:Xないで means "Without doing X". (なくて would be the normal -te form of ない) Ah, ok. I only learned that rule a short while ago, so I'm not really used to how it's used yet. Thanks. |
Onelove_yo | The Japanese language | 8,332 | 1,453,835 | 2012-03-25, 10:42 pm | ||
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Thread: The "What's this word/phrase?" thread Post: The "What's this word/phrase?" thread 怠けていないで、手伝って。 "Stop slacking and help me!" (From Core2k, so there's no extra context) Can anyone tell me what type of で is being used after 怠けていない? My first inclination is to think of it as the -で... |
Onelove_yo | The Japanese language | 8,332 | 1,453,835 | 2012-03-25, 12:10 pm | ||
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Thread: These two songs... Post: These two songs... Those songs(or any songs you like, really) + http://www.rainymood.com/ = pure bliss. |
Onelove_yo | Off topic | 4 | 1,195 | 2012-02-10, 4:05 am | ||
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Thread: Practicing output troubles Post: Practicing output troubles Gingerninja Wrote:Put any kid on a tangent and they'll just talk. The girl I worked with a few years ago's son used to come to the shop every friday afternoon after school, he'd be about 5-6 and as s... |
Onelove_yo | Learning resources | 28 | 5,199 | 2012-01-20, 6:55 pm | ||
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Thread: Practicing output troubles Post: Practicing output troubles dtcamero Wrote:ya this is one of the major flaws in the ajatt method, and to be fair it is directly related to Krashen's input hypothesis. I just vented about this earlier in an ajatt forum but Krashe... |
Onelove_yo | Learning resources | 28 | 5,199 | 2012-01-20, 3:49 am | ||
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Thread: Listening comprehension, equalizing, and background music/noise Post: Listening comprehension, equalizing, and backgroun... IceCream Wrote:Also, listening in a real life situation is much harder than listening to a drama, which is actually pretty clinical, so it's better to train it as properly as possible from the beginni... |
Onelove_yo | The Japanese language | 12 | 1,823 | 2012-01-19, 5:39 pm | ||
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Thread: What is necessary to become a professional J-E translator? Post: What is necessary to become a professional J-E tra... EratiK Wrote:Check this thread: http://forum.koohii.com/showthread.php?tid=6417 plus use the search fonction of the forum. ;) I thought I would get this. I have skimmed a few of the translation thread... |
Onelove_yo | The Japanese language | 21 | 5,689 | 2012-01-16, 5:53 am | ||
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Thread: What is necessary to become a professional J-E translator? Post: What is necessary to become a professional J-E tra... As I've seen is somewhat common around here, early on in my Japanese learning journey I found AJATT to be very insparational but later diverged from the method somewhat significantly. I was recently h... |
Onelove_yo | The Japanese language | 21 | 5,689 | 2012-01-15, 1:18 pm | ||
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Thread: Manga Translation Post: Manga Translation jishera Wrote:@Onelove_yo, I've actually watched TV where translators added cultural notes into the subtitles. It was great because people who didn't know about the culture at all were able to underst... |
Onelove_yo | General discussion | 58 | 10,855 | 2012-01-13, 2:07 pm | ||
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Thread: Manga Translation Post: Manga Translation jishera Wrote:I guess I'm weird because I appreciate leaving in the "san" etc, as well as other things that are tough to translate. I suppose you could say "Ms., Mrs., Mr. lord, senior", etc., but it ... |
Onelove_yo | General discussion | 58 | 10,855 | 2012-01-12, 7:37 pm | ||
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Thread: The "What's this word/phrase?" thread Post: The "What's this word/phrase?" thread Tori-kun Wrote:Onelove_yo Wrote:新しい政策はあまり良いとは思えません。 I don't think the new policy is very good. What is the use of とは here? I thought it was used to define things. I also see this often in this form: ... |
Onelove_yo | The Japanese language | 8,332 | 1,453,835 | 2011-12-22, 9:47 am | ||
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Thread: The "What's this word/phrase?" thread Post: The "What's this word/phrase?" thread 新しい政策はあまり良いとは思えません。 I don't think the new policy is very good. What is the use of とは here? I thought it was used to define things. |
Onelove_yo | The Japanese language | 8,332 | 1,453,835 | 2011-12-22, 3:50 am | ||
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Thread: The "What's this word/phrase?" thread Post: The "What's this word/phrase?" thread What is the function of の in these sentences: 気持ちのいい朝です。 "It's a pleasant morning." 彼は能力のある社員です。"He's a resourceful employee." ? |
Onelove_yo | The Japanese language | 8,332 | 1,453,835 | 2011-12-18, 8:48 am | ||
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Thread: The Special Things Going On In Japan Post: The Special Things Going On In Japan Out of curiosity, if you had to define geek, nerd and dork based on how they are interpreted in your region, what would you say? I'm Australian, and in my mind: Geek = Normal person(socially speaking... |
Onelove_yo | General discussion | 208 | 34,038 | 2011-12-18, 6:42 am | ||
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Thread: My Japanese is AWESOME Post: My Japanese is AWESOME I can see this discussion isn't going to get very far, so I'm just going to leave it as is. Either you're completely missing my point, or, and this is much more likely, I'm too tired to communicate ef... |
Onelove_yo | General discussion | 70 | 12,646 | 2011-12-15, 11:58 am | ||
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Thread: My Japanese is AWESOME Post: My Japanese is AWESOME qwertyytrewq Wrote:"Understand(ing) the absolute importance of huge amounts of listening and reading in your target language" AKA immersion, is something I would have thought was common sense. I keep ... |
Onelove_yo | General discussion | 70 | 12,646 | 2011-12-15, 11:12 am | ||
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Thread: Windows 7, typing Japanese and viewing? Post: Windows 7, typing Japanese and viewing? magykrat Wrote:I have both a Mac and Win7 box at home - Had to get Win7 ultimate to be able to Type in Japanese - ~$200. Both use keyboard shortcuts to switch back and forth between languages. Win... |
Onelove_yo | General discussion | 9 | 2,125 | 2011-12-15, 10:56 am | ||
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Thread: My Japanese is AWESOME Post: My Japanese is AWESOME qwertyytrewq Wrote:Okay, people keep mentioning AJATT so I decided to check the website one more time (I have done so several times in the past). Unfortunately, my conclusion now is still the same as... |
Onelove_yo | General discussion | 70 | 12,646 | 2011-12-15, 10:27 am | ||
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Thread: The Special Things Going On In Japan Post: The Special Things Going On In Japan Javizy Wrote:dizmox Wrote:Does anyone else think that the guideline amount of calories per day, considering the idleness of the average person, is way too much though? It's 2000 for women, and I don'... |
Onelove_yo | General discussion | 208 | 34,038 | 2011-12-09, 11:08 pm | ||
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Thread: putting the Fun back into learning Japanese Post: putting the Fun back into learning Japanese I think it's really, really important to find a form of media you can enjoy without understanding too much to carry you through the beginner stage and to not get caught up in preconceived notions of w... |
Onelove_yo | The Japanese language | 50 | 11,248 | 2011-11-30, 3:20 am | ||
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Thread: Anime on youtube Post: Anime on youtube This guy has the whole first season of グンダム００subbed in Chinese: http://www.youtube.com/user/WindsonSaver These guys have a massive amount of English subbed Anime: http://www.youtube.com/user/FUNimati... |
Onelove_yo | General discussion | 5 | 1,923 | 2011-11-27, 6:05 am | ||
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Thread: The "What's this word/phrase?" thread Post: The "What's this word/phrase?" thread I have another one from the Core2k: 日本での生活は楽しいです。 That provided translation is "Life in Japan is fun." I haven't seen での before. Looking at it as the で + の particles kind of makes sense, but trying ... |
Onelove_yo | The Japanese language | 8,332 | 1,453,835 | 2011-11-19, 6:53 am | ||
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Thread: The "What's this word/phrase?" thread Post: The "What's this word/phrase?" thread Ah, ok. I guess my problem was taking てから to mean "and because" and trying to make that fit the translation. I've never heard of verbてから meaning after verbing... I guess that's something I'll have to ... |
Onelove_yo | The Japanese language | 8,332 | 1,453,835 | 2011-11-08, 1:24 pm | ||
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Thread: The "What's this word/phrase?" thread Post: The "What's this word/phrase?" thread Hey guys, I came across this sentence in the Core2K deck and I'm a little confused about it: お酒は大人になってから。 You can drink alcohol when you're an adult. I think it's the なってから part that gets me. I fig... |
Onelove_yo | The Japanese language | 8,332 | 1,453,835 | 2011-11-08, 10:25 am | ||