"know of something" is wrong. It shoud be "know nothing" "don't know of something" is wrong. It should be "don't know anything" "[verb] + no+[noun]" is interchangeable with "don't [verb] + noun" "Some" and "any" are quantifiers. "Any" is used in negative sentence. Example: I know nothing = I don't know anything. I took nothing = I didn't take anything. I shoot no bird = I don't shoot any bird. I catch no fish = I don't catch any fish.

"know of something" is wrong. It shoud be "know nothing" "don't know of something" is wrong. It should be "don't know anything" "[verb] + no+[noun]" is interchangeable with "don't [verb] + noun" "Some" and "any" are quantifiers. "Any" is used in negative sentence. Example: I know nothing = I don't know anything. I took nothing = I didn't take anything. I shoot no bird = I don't shoot any bird. I catch no fish = I don't catch any fish.

blogspot mobile ingkang aneh

Blogspot mobile niki aneh sanget kok. Teng blog kula ingkang sanes wonten post kiriman ingkang muncul teng archive arsip versi desktop nanging boten muncul teng archive arsip versi mobile. Begjanipun manawi dipun timbali ngagem URLipun tasih saged. 

 

Good, that is in polite form.

In daily life we use more casual form (in ngoko lugu)among friends. If i talk to my friends i would say this: 

 

Blogspot mobile sing aneh.

Blogspot mobile iku aneh banget. Ning blogku sing liya ana kiriman sing njedhul ning arsip versi desktop nanging ora njedhul ning arsip versi mobile. Isane yen diundang nganggo URLe isih isa.

 

I live in Ambarawa near Semarang. In other location can be little different.

my hooby hobby

i love collection collecting coins. At the this moment i have 17 coins from 17 country countries.

 

My Hobby

I love collecting coins. At this moment i have 17 coins from 17 countries.

This question should be in Japanese section. Javanese is not Japanese. Javanese people live in Java Land in Indonesia. :)

Wati and ningsih (not -ati and -sih) are typical traditional name of Indonesian woman in Java, Sumatra, Borneo and Bali). These names are derived from Sanskrit. Ningsih means "with love" / full of love / affection. Wati means woman. They could stand alone or combined with other name. Example: 1). Kusumaningsih= flower with full of love (kusuma=flower) 2). Rahayuningsih= beautiful and full of love (rahayu = beautiful / pretty) 3). Fatmawati= wanita yang bercahaya (fatma= light / glow)