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Originally posted by rinoaheartilly
I'm fine, domo arigatou (can't spell it)

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Hi genki - yes I'm fine
Domo arigato gosiamasu - thank you very much
Segoy menducksai - but I really can't be arsed...

:D

Only recently i started 2 learn j/p, i picked up a bit from anime

You need to live there to speak properly IMHO. Such a difficult language to learn for gaigin (foreigner), as many words are based on inflexion of voice e.g. hashi (sp?) means Chopsticks or Bridge, dpending on the inflexion of your voice at the end of the word.

I try to speak to my mother-in-law in japanese (who speaks as much english as my Japanese), but it becomes very frustrating...

Hmmm, i suppose its like speaking welsh to an englishman

Or an Ulsterman ;)

lmfao, nah, englishmen, def. :D he he he

oops, i think i'm forgetting smething, brb

As an ulsterman, I can safely say I have no feckin clue on how to speak Welsh.

Other than being able to say "Cwmbrwn"

No more exams woo hoo!!!

:) :) :) :) :)

yay! well done :)

Llongyfarchiadau pixie

btw, that means congratualtions, and don't even attempt to say it ;)

cool :)

I'll get one of my housemates to tell me how to pronounce it (he's Welsh so he should know)

:cool:Cool :cool: :D

I'm teaching some american friends to speak welsh, and one described it as:

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"pronounced with your tongue at the back of your upper teeth? Like a gutteral hiss sort of, that feels like you are kicking up phlem?"

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:D

hope it helps :)

hee hee

*yawn*

yep

*steps up in dis mutha****a*

sup sup people??

Absolutely bugger all.

:o