こにちわ!!! Please Read!

[iBrBz]

こにちわ!!!

Hello there!

The Lesson Subforum is for lessons! how easy is that? Here, Senseis and setos get to teach and learn Japanese words, letters, and speech!

For teachers:
when your teaching something, i recommend that you write the symbols in Japanese, then in Romanji, and then translate it. It will be easier for you and the student!

For Students:
If you are trying to learn Hiragana or Katakana, please visit, www.realkana.com ! it will be easier for you to learn and it's quicker! imagine it as flashcards let's say. But if you prefer the original, teacher student way. Hey, at least your learning!

 

[Hitsugaya of squad10]

learning something new is always fun am i right  

[MadokaismyQueen]

Hitsugaya of squad10

learning something new is always fun am i right

Lolz thats true ^_^  

[Billy_Joel1982]

I just want to learn the Japaneses that is on the animae ^^  

[Garnet Guardian]

Lesson 1: How to say Hello

Hello is Konnichiwa, which is noｔ こにちわ、 ＢＵＴ ｉｔ ｉｓ こんにちは．

：３ Just trying to help  

[empress-luna]

will the pronunciations be included?  

[Garnet Guardian]

Pronunciations are Romaji~  

[kitty face 555]

I LOVE JAPAN AND I REALLY WANT TO LEARN ALOT ABOUT IT U SHULD GO TO WWW.HOWTOSAY.COM YOULL LOVE TO COPY AND PAST STUFF  

[Commando-In-Cheif]

Knowledge is power!  

[Hikaru_love18]

Hopefully i'll understand and remember the lessons  

[Farfellion Rincrick]

I want to learn Japanese so that when I sing the songs from my Anime I'll be able to know what I'm saying.
^ ^''
Well, that's one of my many reasons....... I also love the language, even a little bit more than English.
:3  

[Alex SmashX2]

Hey how do you get your computer to read Japanese symbols? Could some one pm me the answer.  

[vinaricebunny101]

XD  

[ZRaashaq_gro-Kral]

iBrBz

こにちわ!!!
Here, Senseis and setos get to teach and learn Japanese words, letters, and speech!

轻言细语 孔明

The land is united at last....No, the land was always as one....

Hate to be a stickler, but the plural for Sensei and Seto are Sensei and Seto. There's no "s" at the end of japanese words to show plural over singular like in English. Since this is a guild to teach Japanese, shouldn't a high ranking staff member of the guild know that?

It was man who has been divided....