Hi guys!

Does anyone know where I can find sample Wedding Speeches in Japanese? We are writing one for our translator but we were wondering what Japanese wedding speeches sound like?

From what I have seen the minister calls the groom ちんぽand after that the groom says 違います (indicating that he is not gay?) then the women says 違います(indicating that she doesn't think he is gay either?) too and then they kiss I think.

I swear I was just looking at a giant book of speeches in the library the other day....ugh I can't remember the name of the book. But it had something like 400 speeches for different occasions in it.

Check amazon japan for speech books like that.

kitakitsune Wrote:I swear I was just looking at a giant book of speeches in the library the other day....ugh I can't remember the name of the book. But it had something like 400 speeches for different occasions in it.

Check amazon japan for speech books like that.

cool, need to find that book

This is the only video I could find. ;p

Links:
http://wiki.d-addicts.com/Wedding_Planner
http://www.jdorama.com/drama_661.htm

There is a old jdrama (from 2002) called Wedding
Planner with Abe Hiroshi and Tsumabaki Satoshi.
I watched the series and liked it.

There are wedding speeches in every episode.

http://www.d-addicts.com/forum/viewtopic_93287.htm

I can't say anything for quality but two famous people got married at the end of that show.
People were crying so it can't be too bad.

ta12121 Wrote:cool, need to find that book

The way you post is hilarious ta12121. From now on I shall deem posts like these Ta-isms, as a play on Taoism.

Taisms shall be as follows:
1) Someone has posted a question and someone has responded helpfully. Then ta12121 jumps in and thanks the responder, even though he wasn't the one who asked the question.
2) ta12121 makes a post about how enthusiastic he is about learning Japanese.
3) Someone has posted a question. ta12121 jumps in, posting something about his own learning experiences that is related to the question, but does not actually attempt to answer the question at all.
4) ta12121 makes a post apologizing, saying that he didn't mean to boast.
5) ta12121 makes a post about how you'll eventually get it/figure it out--it just takes time.
6) ta12121 makes a post about how far he's been able to come in his learning.

I don't think any of these six are bad things. They are all awesome. Rock on ta12121.

Oh, I see a Hiroshi Abe series I haven't watched yet.

"Taisms shall be as follows:
1) Someone has posted a question and someone has responded helpfully. Then ta12121 jumps in and thanks the responder, even though he wasn't the one who asked the question.
2) ta12121 makes a post about how enthusiastic he is about learning Japanese.
3) Someone has posted a question. ta12121 jumps in, posting something about his own learning experiences that is related to the question, but does not actually attempt to answer the question at all.
4) ta12121 makes a post apologizing, saying that he didn't mean to boast.
5) ta12121 makes a post about how you'll eventually get it/figure it out--it just takes time.
6) ta12121 makes a post about how far he's been able to come in his learning.

I don't think any of these six are bad things. They are all awesome. Rock on ta12121."

Printed this and put it on my wall.

nest0r Wrote:Oh, I see a Hiroshi Abe series I haven't watched yet.

I thought the same thing

gyuujuice Wrote:"Taisms shall be as follows:
1) Someone has posted a question and someone has responded helpfully. Then ta12121 jumps in and thanks the responder, even though he wasn't the one who asked the question.
2) ta12121 makes a post about how enthusiastic he is about learning Japanese.
3) Someone has posted a question. ta12121 jumps in, posting something about his own learning experiences that is related to the question, but does not actually attempt to answer the question at all.
4) ta12121 makes a post apologizing, saying that he didn't mean to boast.
5) ta12121 makes a post about how you'll eventually get it/figure it out--it just takes time.
6) ta12121 makes a post about how far he's been able to come in his learning.

I don't think any of these six are bad things. They are all awesome. Rock on ta12121."

Printed this and put it on my wall.

I definitely gotta say this definitely describes me to the bone

I know some Japanese people that are married.

Tzadeck Wrote:

ta12121 Wrote:cool, need to find that book

The way you post is hilarious ta12121. From now on I shall deem posts like these Ta-isms, as a play on Taoism.

Taisms shall be as follows:
1) Someone has posted a question and someone has responded helpfully. Then ta12121 jumps in and thanks the responder, even though he wasn't the one who asked the question.
2) ta12121 makes a post about how enthusiastic he is about learning Japanese.
3) Someone has posted a question. ta12121 jumps in, posting something about his own learning experiences that is related to the question, but does not actually attempt to answer the question at all.
4) ta12121 makes a post apologizing, saying that he didn't mean to boast.
5) ta12121 makes a post about how you'll eventually get it/figure it out--it just takes time.
6) ta12121 makes a post about how far he's been able to come in his learning.

I don't think any of these six are bad things. They are all awesome. Rock on ta12121.

I agree I tend to talk too much about my progress. I'm either really happy or really unhappy with my progress. I know, sounds crazy right? I just have high expectations for everything, so it's hard for me to be satisfied(strictly related to Japanese learning here). But eventually if I keep going/keep setting the bar higher, I'll be way past my own expectations that I previously encountered