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- "kata" is usually used to call senior person or person who you respect or stranger. I'll give you some example In party, you ask your boss "Who is she over there?(she looks like person who have authority of company)" = あちらにいるかたは誰ですか？＝achira ni iru kata ha dare desuka? 2. when you introduce someone who is very important for you "she is Ms.Mika from NY" =こちらにいるかたはNYからきたミカさんです。=kochira ni iru kata ha NY kara kita Mika san desu so, "kata" include meaning, respect or esteem=very formal but "hito" just mean person for instance, in class, you find new face. then you ask your friend "who is she?" =あの女の人だれ？=ano onna no hito dare? i think if you use "kata", people would not be offended, but this way is very formal. so it is not common in ordinal life. "hito" is more common I'll give you more example あの人だれ？＝you ask your friend about stranger この人はバカだ＝you insult certain person directly and there are some friend around you. if there are only you and this person, you say "あなた（おまえ）はバカだ” i hope you make out0 votedOctober 3, 20100
summer 2009
<strike>まえとし</strike>きょねん わたしは にほんへ<strike>やすみました</strike>いきました。すごい たのしかった。<strike>どこでも</strike>いろいろなところにいきました。。。たぶん <strike>どこデモじゃない</strike>ぜんぶではない、でも <strike>たくさん しに</strike>いろんなところへ いきました。 それから 今わたしの にほんご<strike>が</strike>は すこし <strike>もっとえ いいんです</strike>よくなりました。でも わたしの 日ほんご<strike>が</strike>は ひどいです。 だから いま わたしは にほんご<strike>が</strike>を すげ～ べんきょう<strike>する</strike>しています。
わたしに <strike>おしえる</strike>おしえて おねがい！ 日本人 ともだちが ほし<strike>だよ</strike>！
きょねんorさくねん＝last year
いろいろなところ＝various places
ぜんぶではない＝not all
よくなりました＝became better
はandが ＝be (I think this part is the most difficult for you about Japanese)
おしえて＝Teach me
"すげ〜" is informal expression, it can be used among you and your friends(^0^) like me!
”すごい” is better when you talk with senior.
”おしえて” sounds like "Tell me" so it sounds frank
so when you ask question someone you should say "おしえてください” It means "can you tell me it?"
but when you talk with me You just say ”おしえて！”
Good job!
0 votedOctober 3, 20101- as you say, おれ is rough word. i use this word to my close friend and family. わたし is formal word, I use わたし when I give presentation in my university, and I'll use it every time in my company. ぼく is often used by young boy, but many adult men use ぼく. I think ぼく is not formal word, but it's better than おれ0 votedAugust 13, 20100
- do you know japanese manga "ONE PIECE"? in this manga, sailor are 仲間, they are not friend for another example, I belonged to volleyball club when I was junior high. During we are practicing it and playing it, teammates are 仲間. But when you be with them without club activity, they are friend(ともだち) 仲間 is used about a group that they have common purpose or goal.0 votedAugust 13, 20100
靴語り物と勧告
むかしむかし ある<strike>でっかい（</strike>大きな）国に
王（様）が<strike>います</strike>（いました）、この王（様は）旅行（が）大好きです。
ある日（、）王（様）はこれ様の国（I can't understand meaning)に旅行しました。
<strike>でも</strike>（しかし）、<strike>足に痛み（を）感じました道は難しいから。</strike>(道が険しいので、王様は足に痛みを感じました)
帰り道に「国の道は<strike>全部</strike>（全て）皮で覆われる」と 王様（は）言いました。
<strike>でも、なぜ王様の足は皮で覆われるだけだ王の味方言い出す。</strike> (「でもなぜ王様の足は皮で覆われてるだけなのですか？」と家来は言いました 。)
それ<strike>は</strike>（が）靴の<strike>始め</strike>(起源です）。
もしこの世界<strike>に</strike>（で）幸せな<strike>暮らしを</strike>（に）生きたいならばこの世界は替えて止める (I can't understand)
でも自分に替えはやってみるそして世界も (I can't understand))0 votedAugust 13, 20100
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