hello! Japanese to English audio files at http://japanese.about.com/library/blsoundfile.htm and http://www.japanesepod101.com/index.php I hope it helps!

Olá Osamu. Eu penso que esta página tem bastante informação e que pode ajudar-te. Maior parte da informação que está nesse página está de acordo com o que aprendi em na escola, quando estudei a História de Portugal. Eu própria não sei muito sobre a história da capoeira mas espero que ajude! =) Português: http://pt.wikipedia.org/wiki/Capoeira Japonês: http://ja.wikipedia.org/wiki/%E3%82%AB%E3%83%9D%E3%82%A8%E3%82%A4%E3%83%A9

会う　（あう、au) significa 'to meet'. 会いましょう é uma conjugação do verbo. No link abaixo encontrará varias conjugações do verbo 会う, e algumas frases de exemplo. O site está em Inglês. http://japanese.about.com/library/blverb23.htm Bom estudo ! :) - Suzika

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Try to use this text to speech application: http://free-translation.imtranslator.net/speech.asp Just select the language, type the text, and click 'Say it'. I hope it helps =)

Oi, podes-me mostrar um exmplo ? =)

Hello, I actually think think that "anata no tony desu" means "I am your tony". I am sorry if I am mistaken. In any case, this is how I possibly could indicate my name (Suzika). Example 1: 私はSuzikaです。Watashi wa Suzika desu. I am Suzika. Example 2: 私の名前はSuzikaです。Watashi no namae wa Suzika desu. My name is Suzika. I would probably use the first example more often than the other, because it seems more casual and more natural to use when introducing to friends or collegues. When introducing myself for the first time, I would probably use a set of lines like this: Kanji: 初めまして。私はSuzikaです。 <Next I'd probably say something like where I am from, or related to the motive of why I am introducing myself at the moment>. どうぞ宜しくお願いします。 Romaji: Hajimemashite. Watashi wa Suzika desu. < Next I'd probably ...> (Douzo) Yoroshiku Onegai (ita)shimasu. Meaning: How do you do? I am Suzika. Please consider me positively in the future. I haven't found any literal translation for "hajimemashte" and "douzo yoroshiku onegai (ita)shimasu", but this is the meaning that I always get when learning from textbooks, movies and translations in phrasebooks. Here are some exmples of First Introductions: (part 1) http://japanese.about.com/library/blintroduction.htm (part 2) http://japanese.about.com/library/blfirstmeet2.htm Also in "Douzo Yoroshiku Onegai (ita)shimasu", using the words Douzo, onegaishimasu, onegai (ita)shimasu, or not using them can show different politness, which is why very important to understand the Japanese perspective of politness in order to speak properly. But I am not very secure to discuss that element. I hope someone will clear it out for you :) And I hope I might have helped. がんばってください。 (Please keep the hard work). - Suzika