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[_] [J] Learn your fucking moonrunes Anonymous 11/30/09(Mon)02:46 No.1127810
>> [_] Anonymous 11/30/09(Mon)03:01 No.1127821
I thought the t sounds turned into the d sounds. Wtf
>> [_] Anonymous 11/30/09(Mon)03:02 No.1127822
>>1127821
They do.
>> [_] Anonymous 11/30/09(Mon)03:13 No.1127830
じゃ Jya
じゅ Jyu
じょ Jyo
Fix these please. (Also, nn = ん would be nice)
>> [_] Anonymous 11/30/09(Mon)04:07 No.1127853
i broke it by turning everything off but the N on the left hand side and then spamming it.
it locked up after about 3 seconds.
>> [_] Anonymous 11/30/09(Mon)04:32 No.1127865
>>1127830
n = ん
>> [_] Anonymous 11/30/09(Mon)04:37 No.1127867
Why is Japanese considered moonspeek? Japan has never been to the moon and i am sure Ignignokt
and Err don't speak Japanese.
>> [_] Anonymous 11/30/09(Mon)05:27 No.1127895
>>1127867
Google it.
First 3 links there.
>> [_] Anonymous 11/30/09(Mon)05:35 No.1127901
>>1127867
Wow. That is probably the most elementary proof of newfaggotry i've ever seen.
>> [_] Anonymous 11/30/09(Mon)05:41 No.1127902
>>1127895
It doesn't make it any less retarded.
It should be called TVspeek. That is all the japs ever do. Their cell phones and cars may be crap
but by God they have TVs in them. Although it is not as catchy, it is more correct (for those who
would like to be less retarded).
If the japs did try to go to the moon their budget rocket wouldn't make it, but they would have
some fine TVs in their shuttle.
>> [_] CAustin !!0/l4G2gi9Cp 11/30/09(Mon)05:42 No.1127903
>>1127830
じゃ, じゅ, and じょ can be romanized as either Ja, Ju, and Jo or Jya, Jyu, and Jyo. Either is correct
as long as you remain consistent.
And you're just plain wrong about ん.
>> [_] Anonymous 11/30/09(Mon)05:44 No.1127905
easy as fuck
>> [_] Anonymous 11/30/09(Mon)05:47 No.1127907
>>1127905
You help me to do this, and i will tell you what the inside of a pussy feels like.
>> [_] Izumi Konata !!BOAKPXCbR3u 11/30/09(Mon)06:00 No.1127913
>>1127907
It tastes like salty milk
>> [_] CAustin !!0/l4G2gi9Cp 11/30/09(Mon)06:06 No.1127914
>>1127907
Help you do what? Learn kana? That's what the flash is for.
>> [_] Anonymous 11/30/09(Mon)06:50 No.1127925
Hardo-modo please. Kanji version edition.
>> [_] Anonymous 11/30/09(Mon)08:01 No.1127938
>>1127913
And coins
>> [_] Anonymous 11/30/09(Mon)08:06 No.1127941
It would be nice if it cycled through all of them before repeating ones you've already gotten.
>> [_] Anonymous 11/30/09(Mon)08:33 No.1127951
This is what they expect you to know before you take Elementary Japanese I. Know it.
>> [_] Mel !iKGMr61IHM!!VJXiIsRXUJN 11/30/09(Mon)10:08 No.1127982
>>1127907
It'll take you probably a couple weeks to get this shit down pat. Remember, you've got
50-something characters, plus you have to memorize the tenten sounds, the maru sounds, and the
combination ya, yu, and yo sounds. Plus, you have to do it TWICE, once for hiragana and once for
katakana.
Afterwards, though, learn grammar and particles and from there on out it's just vocab and kanji.
Lots of vocab and kanji. And trust me, even the most rudimentary knowledge will come in handy in
a pinch.
