Chapter 47 Yotsuba & The Farm.
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Comments:
what makes you say that
Allie-cat
I can speak a little Jaanese. Konnichiwa=Hello Sayonara=Goodbye Neko=Cat Inu=Dog Yasha=Demon DX
Allie-cat
SORRY! I meant to say Japanese, not Jaanese. ^_^
anonymous
watashi wa chotto nihon-go o hanashimasu, (i speak a little...)
if you want to learn japanese it's a good idea to take a class, don't just watch anime and pick up a few words and insert them randomly into everyday speech (like some people i've encountered), it's a high-context language
the PIE avenger! =3
i can't stand it when people randomly insert "kawaii" into a conversation. do they think they're cool be doing that? it isn't cool, it's just a language. sheesh, if you can speak english just say "cute!!" e_e it's like this: reading this manga and yotsuba has a cute outfit. ransom person commenting: OMG!! EEK!! KAWAII!!! when I would say "OMG she is sooo CUTE!" SAY CUTE!! SAY CUTE!!! AHHHHHHH!!
anonymous
i agree with pie avenger x.x when ppl at my school see my little bro, they go like OOO KAWAIII even the non azns D:*note = im not being racist, but azns have their language and others have their language, thats how life works*
anonymous
"kawaii" is a cute world. Cuter than "cute" it self. Get a grip, in Japan many people say "Hi", "Bye bye", "Thank you" etc too. Think where the word "Domai" comes from? It is called globalisation and interaction. When people encounter each other, their language start to mix. It is a natural. Don't scream out like that. If you want to keep your language pure, you better seal off your boarder and unplug net work cables and confiscate the TVs, radios etc etc.
anonymous
I meant it is natural, not a natural. Typo
anonymous
word, not world, sorry typo
Loffyglu
On the subject of Japanese, I've been trying to teach myself with some websites I found and help from a friend who knows quite a bit. XD I've got the hang of basic grammar, I think, and I can write a few hiragana characters without much trouble...
It's a work in process but I'll keep pushing on! |D
...And it doesn't annoy me all that much when people use words like "kawaii".. I personally don't do it, but as they say, live and let live.
anonymous
I'm taking Japanese 1 currently, and it's a lot harder than most people think, though it is nice to be able to pick up phrases in some Japanese Conversations I hear.
o_O
Learning kanji is the hardest part of Japanese, I think. I found hiragana and katakana not that hard to memorize, and Japanese grammar is quite simple (sentences go noun-object-verb instead of noun-verb-object, that's all), but kanji is a bitch.
anonymous
Kneehongo
anonymous
I really dislike it when people put "KAWAII" in their sentences...
The majority of the time, they don't pronounce it right, making me extra narked.
Smelly weeaboos! Agh!
b
allie cat that's was dam easy the japannese word
annie
moshi moshi=hi
anonymous
Don't be so happy, Yotsiba. That bird is an omen of death. Never see the Omen?
anonymous
Did the translator mean "pretty" instead of "clean?" I know that "kirei" can mean both. Unless it was Yotsuba who was making the mistake heh. She does do that.
anonymous
I agree with o_O, but to me the particles are harder than Kanji for me (I can read some Chinese and Kanji are pretty much like Chinese writings, except there are some difference in meanings and sometime, the way they are written). I have Japanese class and it is difficult too.
anonymous
I really don't see what's wrong about using words from other languages. I mean, if you ever do go to another country, the most valuable things to learn are the little things that are such a big part of everyday life. besides, it's fun to say kawaii. 
Anyway, if we all could speak a little bit of the same language- in essence, understand each other a bit- it would help to take the "otherness" from different races and bring a bit more togetherness. It would kinda remind us that there is only one true race -humanity.
anonymous
yah???
why do they have that san part???
Biggie-San
i don't get why they put "san" after a noun?
translation please...!
meffogonzo
i can say "darn" but i dont know how to spell it... its like "kxooah!" haha. - and a lot of us'll know "Hai" - (yes sir/ma'am), "baka" - (idiot), "ohayo gozaimas" (polite good morning), "domo/arigato/gozaimas" - (thankyou/very much/politely) - is that right? then theres "ah" (which seems to be a colloquial "yeah")... "sayonara" - (goodbye), "konnichiwa" (hello), "ichi ni san shi go" (one two three four five)... "sensai" (teacher/professor/doctor), urrmmm..... "yatta!" (yaay!)... "sumimasen" (excuse me)... i think that's all i know. I need to learn more, i'm visiting in july :D :D :D :DDDDD SOMEONE TEACH US MORE!!!
tentomushi-chan
they put san to meen an adult or someone you you respect. they put chan for a little girl. they put senpai for an upperclassman. they put kun for a boy. thats the only honorifics i know :D
anonymous
GOOD MORNING MR. BIRD!
anonymous
damn is written kuso...naruto yells that very much :)
anonymous
It's Heckel
Silverbreeze
Yes, Naruto does yell that much. And like Yotsuba, he loves ramen. I can speak japanese. Sorta.
anonymous
you could always use bablefish. worth it for phrases like, "And also the battle incandessed and it was large prosperity."
anonymous
EVERYONE'S RACIST!!!
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anonymous
AAAAAWWWWWWWWWW. I WISH YOTSUBA HAD A MOM. THAT WOULD BE NICE.
