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Reply #126 - 2010 August 17, 4:38 pm
EratiK Member
From: Paris Registered: 2010-07-15 Posts: 874

Just got a pdf of the book: it looks really handy (book1 - book2 is really only about making out - though that could come handy too...). I already started practicing curses in front of my looking-glass: なめんじゃねよ!
Of course, I don't know if it's still in use, but it's good for the intonation.
wink

Last edited by EratiK (2010 August 17, 4:39 pm)

Reply #127 - 2010 August 17, 5:46 pm
TheVinster Member
From: Illinois Registered: 2009-07-15 Posts: 985

My Japanese buddy taught me ナイスけつやな! which I think is all I really need in life. Right?

Reply #128 - 2010 August 17, 9:02 pm
Mushi Member
From: USA Registered: 2010-07-06 Posts: 252

EratiK wrote:

Just got a pdf of the book: it looks really handy (book1 - book2 is really only about making out - though that could come handy too...). I already started practicing curses in front of my looking-glass: なめんじゃねよ!
Of course, I don't know if it's still in use, but it's good for the intonation.
wink

I dunno, does the "なめんじゃねよ" seem somewhat... non-optimal to anyone else?  I mean, it sounds so confident and imposing up until the last syllable.  I'd say, either be a guy and say "なめんじゃねえ", or be a gal and say "なめるんじゃないよ", and not choose some wishy-washy middle road when trying to make a point!

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Reply #129 - 2010 August 18, 1:20 am
torokun Member
From: Tokyo Registered: 2005-10-09 Posts: 32

It's not girly...  It sounds like naMEN jaNE!yo.  usually followed by omae or something else...  If it actually came to that I would usually say なめんじゃね~!んだよこのやろ。  although it comes out as んにゃろ...  there are many variations...

Reply #130 - 2010 August 18, 4:51 am
MeNoSavvy Member
Registered: 2008-05-24 Posts: 131

I think Zarxrax can grant access to the spreadsheet. He still posts here, so maybe someone could send him a personal message. I have a copy of the spreadsheet, so if after a time people aren't successful in getting access I can share the spreadsheet. I can't however attest to its accuracy as I haven't checked every sentence.

Reply #131 - 2010 August 18, 6:11 am
EratiK Member
From: Paris Registered: 2010-07-15 Posts: 874

Mushi and torokun, thanks for the input.
Of course, the contextualization will take some getting used to. That's the point of real life practicing. Can't wait to go to Japan (two years and counting). A conversation partner sounds like a good idea meanwhile. When I am good enough.

Last edited by EratiK (2010 August 18, 6:19 am)

Reply #132 - 2013 February 20, 2:42 am
errtu Member
Registered: 2009-10-06 Posts: 69

i requested access to the owner of the spreadsheet...

Reply #133 - 2013 February 21, 7:31 pm
ryuudou Member
Registered: 2009-03-05 Posts: 406

errtu wrote:

i requested access to the owner of the spreadsheet...

Let me know if you get it.

Reply #134 - 2013 October 14, 1:33 am
yusiye New member
Registered: 2009-10-18 Posts: 1

ryuudou wrote:

errtu wrote:

i requested access to the owner of the spreadsheet...

Let me know if you get it.

I requested as well. Hope the access will be granted.
Thank you.

Reply #135 - 2013 October 14, 5:04 am
DrJones Member
From: Spain Registered: 2007-12-19 Posts: 209

Access to the owner, or to the spreadsheet?