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I like to learn other languages so that I can easily pick up what other people mean. I also want to have friends from remote places.
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    I have read an article about subligaria and subligaculum. If I'm not mistaken subligaria is the Latin word for undergarment which was used in Rome. Subligaculum, as I remember, it was girl's bikini. I'm not quite sure about that.
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    September 2, 2010
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    I have learned a bit in Nihonggo, words which are used in Greetings, Courtesy, Saying Goodbye... Only basic words. Maybe I can help you a little.
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    September 2, 2010
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    Moshi moshi, Ossu and Konnichiwa means "Hello!". Those are the japanese words that you will use for greetings. Arigatou means "Thank you!" and if you're going to answer "You're welcome." you'll say Dou itashi mashite. Keisunnate? I've never encountered this word before.
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    September 2, 2010
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    Actually the usage of those words is almost the same. TWO can be used as noun and an adjective, like "two days", "two of a kind". When you use TWO the corresponding word will be in its plural form. DOUBLE is an adjective too, which means consisting of two parts or things; twofold, like "double-sided", "double dutch" - ice cream's flavor. DUAL is also an adjective that means in two parts, it can be used like how you use DOUBLE, like "Dual Core" - computer's CPU, "Dual Personality". DUPLEX is a noun, especially US flat on two floors. TWIN can also be used as TWO, the only difference is that TWIN means having identical characteristics. Like "Twin Towers", "Beautiful twins".
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    September 2, 2010
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    Japanese Language Minasan konnichiwa. Watashi no namae wa Jowen (AKA Riyuwenji) desu. Watashiwa nihon-jin dewa arimasen. Watashi wa Philippines kara ki mashita. --is there any wrong? Well, I'm just a starter. And I know only a little in nihonggo. That's all I know including those phrases which are commonly used, like, arigatou, dou itashi mashite, konbanwa, o-genki desu ka?, etc. But I think learning Japanese w/o applying it is nonsense. I should practice and put myself in a japanese conversation. In that way, I know, little by little I will have a progress. Yoi ichi nichi wo!
    September 1, 2010
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