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- Verb + ながら + <main sentence that somebody is doing.> ex) コーヒーを飲みながら、本を読む。 ( read a book over a cup of coffee. ) ● 飲み[jp:nomi] ( 連用形(ren-you-kei). The basic form is 飲む[jp:nomu, en:drink]. ) ● The 「ながら」 needs 連用形( ren-you-kei ) of verb before it. Japanese verbs transform to smoothly connect next word like particles or conjunctions. In this case, the verb 飲む was transformed to 飲み by ながら.0 votedJuly 19, 20090
- ・事 1) express a event (events). (ex : 昨日の事, event in yesterday ) 2) express a content (contents) that someone say or think. (ex : 私が思う事, what I think 彼が言った事, what he said ) ・物 express a thing (things). (ex : この部屋にある物, things in this room ) ・の substitute a noun & pronoun. (ex : 昨日食べた料理は何? -> 昨日食べたのは何? の substituted 料理 ) (ex : 昨日の事は忘れた. -> 昨日のは忘れた. の substituted 事 ) (ex : あなたの物です. -> あなたのです. の substituted 物 ) (ex : そこにいる人は誰? -> そこにいるのは誰? の substituted 人 )0 votedAugust 11, 20080
- writing order of Hiragana and Katakana. How about this site ?
http://members.aol.com/writejapan/August 2, 200800 - 为了学习日语, 怎么样预备了? For example ( my goods for studying Mandarin ) :
1) MSN Messenger : can send handwriting. has voice chat function. ( freeware )
2) Skype : has voice chat function clearer than MSN, ( freeware )
3) Japanese-Chinese & Chinese-Japanese dictionary
4) grammer book for beginner
5) IME for Chinese : has e-dictionary ( product )
6) Guide book for China !
And you ?July 27, 200810 - Forllows are my simple idea. 1. about a word of one kanji characters. Usually be used in a word that is read by japanese readings. most of these has one meaning. ex) 動く [ugo ku] = move, 歩く [alu ku] = walk 2. about a word of 2-4 kanji characters. ( 熟語 [juku go] ) most of these also has one meaning. ( both of chinese and japanese readings is used. ) ex) 野菜 [ya sai] = vegetable, 名誉 [mei yo] = honor 石頭 [ishi atama] = bigotry ※ for example, 名 [mei] is used in many idioms ( 名を上げる [ na wo a ge lu ], 名を連ねる [ na wo tsu ra ne ru ], 名も無い [ na mo na i ], etc ... ). in this case, you may think "名 [mei] has many meanings...", but meaning of a idiom also is one. Don't be preoccupied by just one "名". 3. you should learn just one kanji character just for writing. you should learn words of 2-4 kanji characters or idiom or words of japanese readings for reading, understanding and of course writing. How about these ideas ? sorry about my poor english... ( - v - ;ゝ0 votedJuly 25, 20080
- This character is called "長音(ちょうおん [cho:on], chouon)". This is just used to prolong as you said, but has no other functions. And as Mytch said, we(japanese) usually use this character to write loan words with 片仮名(かたかな, katakana). ex) エレベーター(えれべーたー [elebe:ta:]) = elevator, ビリヤード(びりやーど [biliya:do]) = billiard In this way 長音 in hiragana is just to indicate how to read. If modifier is simple, you can put together it in a word. ex) ビーチ ボール -> ビーチボール If you want to separate these words, it better to use 「・」 than 「 」(blank character). ex) ビーチボール -> ビーチ・ボール When we write about kind of animal with katakana, 長音 is not used. ex) オオワシ(おおわし [o:wasi]) = steller's sea eagle, フクロウ(ふくろう [hukuro:]) = owl0 votedJuly 19, 20080

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