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All you have to do is post what you want translated and i will try to do for 5R!

Oh did i metion i am good at japanese? Just post the english then i will start to translate it into japanese.

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#1: We can always use Google Translator for that. Even though it will be a REALLY rough translation

#2: If I were, I'd probably ask SirJoshizzle. He's really good at translating japanese as well as writing it etc.

Sorry. :P

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Nihongo wo hanashimasu ka? Sugoi ne!? Doko e Nihongo wo manabimashita ka? I speak Japanese fluently. :D Some of the news articles I put up I translated from Japanese.

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Nihongo wo hanashimasu ka? Sugoi ne!? Doko e Nihongo wo manabimashita ka? I speak Japanese fluently. :D Some of the news articles I put up I translated from Japanese.

Wow that is very fluent. Sucks we cant use the characters though only romaji.

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WOAH! how many posts was that joshizzle?

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... :unsure:

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ROFFNAR

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lets hope he doesn't post much more..... :unsure:

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Ahaha. Sorry. I was on my phone, and the connection was hella lagging. Internet over EDGE must die.

Wow that is very fluent. Sucks we cant use the characters though only romaji.

I can use kana (I didn't in that reply because I was on my cell phone, and my phone doesn't have kana support), but only on my iPod and my computer. Why, can you read things written in hiragana/katakana/kanji?

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Ahaha. Sorry. I was on my phone, and the connection was hella lagging. Internet over EDGE must die.

I can use kana (I didn't in that reply because I was on my cell phone, and my phone doesn't have kana support), but only on my iPod and my computer. Why, can you read things written in hiragana/katakana/kanji?

As of now only Hiragana and a couple Kanji like in my sig.

They say i, love, and death.

Hey do you live in Las vegas?

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As of now only Hiragana and a couple Kanji like in my sig.

They say i, love, and death.

Hey do you live in Las vegas?

What is the hiragana supposed to say? It looks like broken Japanese.

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Where did you learn Japanese?

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Where did you learn Japanese?

well i tried learning it for years but now i take a class and is much easier.

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I would like to know how to say something in japanese... :embarrassed: any of you can translate it :biggrin:

I would like to know how to say "I love you" :unsure:

*waits*

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I would like to know how to say "I love you" :unsure:

You can say it a number of ways.

Aishiteru

Aishiteimasu

Daisuki

Daisuki desu

Daisuki desu yo

Suki

Guys usually say "Suki da", or "Suki dayo". Girls say "Suki yo". Japanese people don't usually verbalize affections like love; they express by their actions. But if you were to say "I love you", the ones I mentioned would be the way to go.

As for your signature, Digiboy, you don't really need the extra katakana 'A' in Gaara's name. Instead, you use ガーラ. The dash after a vowel means you stress the sound another syllable than normal. You usually repeat the vowel's character only in hiragana. Also, it's pretty uncommon for guys to use "Watashi". The standard "I" for males is "Boku", or ぼく. While "Watashi" is the standard for girls, it's actually the polite form for guys, as Japanese spoken by males is a lot more coarse than if a girl were to speak.

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