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    My Name is: Ranya<br />
    I like: watching anime, learning different language, band like (Paramore&etc.) and others..<br />
    I Dislike: Suspecting me (I'm a straight person....If u want to ask just say it stressed ...)<br />
    my comment: <br />
    I'm good person if you respect me very well...if not just go to hell! (dude) <br />
    I'm a kind a strange person doing strange things... (lol)<br />
    well....that's all I can say.... <br />
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    Learn Japanese!<br />
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    learning Japanese do so in a quick and easy way using Detective Conan! Please note that we use macrons (ā, ē, ī, ō, ū) to represent prolonged vowels. In Japanese, prolonged vowels are held for twice as long as normal vowels. Now, please enjoy your lesson!<br />
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    First, let's start with Detective Conan's tagline:<br />
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    One truth prevails!<br />
    真実はいつも一つ！<br />
    shinjitsu wa itsumo hitotsu!<br />
    Explanation:<br />
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    Word Rōmaji Meaning<br />
    真実 shinjitsu truth<br />
    いつも itsumo always<br />
    一つ hitotsu one<br />
    As you can see, the line literally means "there is always only one truth".<br />
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    Common Words<br />
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    The following are a list of words that appear very often in Detective Conan:<br />
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    Word- Rōmaji- Meaning<br />
    殺人- satsujin- murder<br />
    事件- jiken- (criminal) case<br />
    事故- jiko - accident<br />
    推理- suiri- reasoning<br />
    証拠- shōko- evidence<br />
    犯人- hannin- criminal/culprit<br />
    警察- keisatsu- police<br />
    警部- keibu- inspector<br />
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    The following table shows how family members are addressed in Japan.<br />
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    The "polite" form: Used when addressing the listener's family members<br />
    The "humble" form: Used when speaking about your own family members<br />
    To illustrate the above, when I talk about "<br />
    弟 otouto (humble)your father" I will say "otousan", while "my father" will be "chichi".<br />
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    otousan (polite) ---> father<br />
    chichi (humble) ---> father<br />
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    goshisoku (polite)----> son<br />
    musuko (humble)----> son <br />
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    oniisan (polite)------> elder brother<br />
    ani (humble) ------> elder brother<br />
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    otoutosan (polite)----> younger brother<br />
    otouto (humble) ----> younger brother<br />
    <br />
    ojiisan (polite) ----> grandfather <br />
    sofu (humble) ----> grandfather<br />
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    okaasan (polite) -------> mother<br />
    haha (humble) -------> mother<br />
    <br />
    ojousan (polite) ----->daughter<br />
    musume (humble) -----> daughter<br />
    <br />
    oneesan (polite) ------>elder sister<br />
    ane (humble) ------>elder sister<br />
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    imoutosan (polite)------> younger sister<br />
    imouto (humble) ------> younger sister<br />
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    obaasan (polite) ------> grandmother<br />
    sobo (humble) ------> grandmother:
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