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- 神様 - Hiromi Kawakami 両親はバミュダに休みを行くでした! 家の面倒を見るでした。私が勉強じゃないでした。 ごめんなさい! I also found a book with six fiction stories in Japanese. It is supposed to read as the Japanese read and not like a textbook. The first story is called 神様 (Kamisama) by 川上弘美. It has several kanji but is mostly hirigana. There is a part that I am not sure what it means. Here is the sentence: くまにさそわれて散歩に出る。 I do not know what this means:さそわれて In my dictionary, the root 'さそい' means 'invitation' but I am not sure how the rest connects. If you have an idea, please share! Thank you! :DSeptember 13, 201210
There is a Chinese staff at my office. She and I are good friends for each other.
Today, I corrected her Japanese pronunciation after lunch. She can speak Japanese fluently, but her intonation is not the same with mine. Then, I noticed for first time that Japanese has kind of tone patterns like Chinese. It was a brand new idea for me because I thought Japanese sounds only flat!There is a Chinese woman at my office. [You can also say 'in my office', both are OK!]
She and I are good friends with each other.
She can speak Japanese fluently, but her intonation is not the same as mine.
...that Japanese has tone patterns like Chinese. [Or you can say 'has tone patterns kind of like Chinese.]
頑張ばれ！ :D
0 votedAugust 23, 20124ZINGISKAN
It is hot today^^;
I want to eat ZINGISKAN! [[Is it Jingisuka? ジンギスカン Ghengis Khan? :) ]]
Is this spelling correct?
ZINGISUKAN is Hokkaido's food!
I am glad my italki friends correct my mistakes!
Please correct my sentence!!
If you have any questions of Japanese, ask me!! [[any questions 'about' Japanese]]0 votedAugust 22, 20121- NJStar Japanese WP I recently found NJStar, a Japanese word processor. While I admit it is wonderful at hirigana and katakana, I can't seem to get the kanji characters I know when I type. Can you please explain how I might type up kanji or a hirigana series that condenses into kanji (ie: わたし into 私)? Or are there better, and preferably free, JWP?August 22, 201220
