Japanese babes learning English
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wow
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the ang moh's japanese is so good...
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does jpese use ying yu too ??? always copy chinese words
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Dont like Girl who cannot talk English no matter how pretty.
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funny , our china korea japan ppl all have poor english . why we must have good english ? we r not white ppl .u do not like ?? but who care u ?Originally posted by Apache766:Dont like Girl who cannot talk English no matter how pretty.
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they'll probably hate you for not being able to speak their language well either.Originally posted by Apache766:Dont like Girl who cannot talk English no matter how pretty.
but yea, it's rather frustrating talking to people who can't comprehend even simple english. there was this girl i met who misinterpreted everything i said and we ended up shouting at each other for half an hour. -
i like girl speaking japanese ..kawai .Originally posted by JennTS:they'll probably hate you for not being able to speak their language well either.
but yea, it's rather frustrating talking to people who can't comprehend even simple english. there was this girl i met who misinterpreted everything i said and we ended up shouting at each other for half an hour. -
anymore?
other than the one with students being whipped for laughing and the one where they try to speak in american blacks style. -
The word "Ying Yu" in Kanji is pronounce as Eigo where where Ei is English and Go is Language~Originally posted by hellomotosxq:does jpese use ying yu too ??? always copy chinese words
Well, there are ard 3000 kanji(Shld be more than that), so u can see those chinese words quite often. But frankly, there is a little differences in some of those word if u notice, not all but some of them are a little different -
Japanese was partly originated from Chinese language. In fact it was built from Chinese language. Kanji took the form of mostly traditional chinese characters. However, they are written with a little difference. Kanji had been used in Japan as a sign of education. For words available in both Kanji and Hirakana, you will be considered lowly educated if you use Hiragana instead of Kanji.Originally posted by joeacid:The word "Ying Yu" in Kanji is pronounce as Eigo where where Ei is English and Go is Language~
Well, there are ard 3000 kanji(Shld be more than that), so u can see those chinese words quite often. But frankly, there is a little differences in some of those word if u notice, not all but some of them are a little different
Many japanese words are also coined from English. For example, coffee, banana etc. They sound close to English and are written in Katakana.
Also, some japanese words sounds like chinese. For example, library, weather, etc -
i have one 'not-so-funny' story to share with.Originally posted by JennTS:they'll probably hate you for not being able to speak their language well either.
but yea, it's rather frustrating talking to people who can't comprehend even simple english. there was this girl i met who misinterpreted everything i said and we ended up shouting at each other for half an hour.
nowadays, many japanese are learning Mandarin too. We have one japanese collegue who knows mandarin quite well.
Our dear singaporean went to meet her in Tokyo. here is the conversation according to my another japanese collegue:
lady: how are you? (in mandarin).
singaporean: hao.
lady: thank you for coming to tokyo. i hope you enjoy winter in tokyo.... (all in mandarin).
singaporean: i'm sorry. i am not good in mandarin. can you speak english?
lady: but i thought you are chinese.
singaporean: ....
lady: you don't know even a simple mandarin.
singaporean: ...
well, i guess this lady is frustrated talking to people who can't comprehend even their own language. -
I agree~ English words such as Coffee and notes are pronouce as Kohi and nooto. This is because of the trend where English was introduced worldwide, including Japanese.Originally posted by chenc:Japanese was partly originated from Chinese language. In fact it was built from Chinese language. Kanji took the form of mostly traditional chinese characters. However, they are written with a little difference. Kanji had been used in Japan as a sign of education. For words available in both Kanji and Hirakana, you will be considered lowly educated if you use Hiragana instead of Kanji.
Many japanese words are also coined from English. For example, coffee, banana etc. They sound close to English and are written in Katakana.
Also, some japanese words sounds like chinese. For example, library, weather, etc
More and more words are used as Katagana when the word was not originated from Japanese. For example, Japanese wouldnt know about Singapore in the past and therefore they didn't hav a name for it. Later the name Shingaporu in katagana is used.
Although even many of the japanese themselves didn't hav much knowledge in kanji if they're not educated or highly educated, it is still expected of them to know basic words such as "Neko" which is written as "1Mao"(Cat) in Chinese. -
can download or not. anyone know?
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That is a disgrace to us ChineseOriginally posted by Glen999:i have one 'not-so-funny' story to share with.
nowadays, many japanese are learning Mandarin too. We have one japanese collegue who knows mandarin quite well.
Our dear singaporean went to meet her in Tokyo. here is the conversation according to my another japanese collegue:
lady: how are you? (in mandarin).
singaporean: hao.
lady: thank you for coming to tokyo. i hope you enjoy winter in tokyo.... (all in mandarin).
singaporean: i'm sorry. i am not good in mandarin. can you speak english?
lady: but i thought you are chinese.
singaporean: ....
lady: you don't know even a simple mandarin.
singaporean: ...
well, i guess this lady is frustrated talking to people who can't comprehend even their own language.
Although my standard of writing in Chinese isn't very good, at least i can still read and communicate well. It is a basic of all chinese, and i do not think that Singapore education system has made us this way. Singapore govt has been trying to make the 2nd language as impt as the 1st and if there's still some "Kan dang" out there, i dun think there's anything the MOE can do abt it. I think individuals must be reponsible for learning at the the basics of their own language -
i thought our first language is english?Originally posted by Glen999:i have one 'not-so-funny' story to share with.
nowadays, many japanese are learning Mandarin too. We have one japanese collegue who knows mandarin quite well.
Our dear singaporean went to meet her in Tokyo. here is the conversation according to my another japanese collegue:
lady: how are you? (in mandarin).
singaporean: hao.
lady: thank you for coming to tokyo. i hope you enjoy winter in tokyo.... (all in mandarin).
singaporean: i'm sorry. i am not good in mandarin. can you speak english?
lady: but i thought you are chinese.
singaporean: ....
lady: you don't know even a simple mandarin.
singaporean: ...
well, i guess this lady is frustrated talking to people who can't comprehend even their own language.
so mandarin not considered as our own language liao leh. -
not only kanji .Katagana also origin from chinese word
i tihnk mandarin use more english words .such as .coffee --kafei . cool --ku chcolate- qiaokeli . jeep--ji pu sofa --safa .copy-kaobei . lemon--nimon .clone - ke long . hacker--haike . too many ....... -
Rika ishikawa has grew up to became a very beautiful woman.
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yup, regardless of whether its Hiragana, Katagana or Kanji~ All are originated from ChineseOriginally posted by hellomotosxq:not only kanji .Katagana also origin from chinese word
i tihnk mandarin use more english words .such as .coffee --kafei . cool --ku chcolate- qiaokeli . jeep--ji pu sofa --safa .copy-kaobei . lemon--nimon .clone - ke long . hacker--haike . too many .......