XD That's true, but you need to know how to conjugate as well. >3<

ああ、家に帰ったところだ。気持ち〜　＜３
aa, ie ni kaetta tokoro da. kimochi~

Aa, I just got home. It feels good ^^

Dx conjugate? *failed with english class stuff*

Like,
plain form > masu form
plain form > plain past
present form > past
positive > negative

ETC

Oooh those! I'm trying to memorize them ouo

Want me to post up some helpful lil charts? I'll make some! (good practice for me anyway)

For plain form(s) and masu form(s)
and desu forms
And te-form as well

I think those are the most useful, although there's a lot of other things...

Oh that would be lovely az! ouo

I can print them out and study them ^-^

^^ Great, I'll work on that tonight. Probably soon actually. After I'm done with my cheese.

ouo kay! thanks a bunch az ^-^

I still need to print out the Momotaro story to practice reading my hiragana and the random kanji that pop up

hmmm...
チーズを食べた後で、チャトを作る。
chiizu wo tabeta ato de, chyato wo tsukuru

After I'm done eating cheese, I will make a chart.
XD I think I said that right...

XD Okay. <3 Did you want me to not use Kanji so you can practice your hiragana? o.o

ありがとアズさん！
arigato azu san!
Thanyou Az!

ouo


and you can use kanji ouo it'l help me learn which is which ^-^

can you put the hiragana in () next to the kanji?

If it's not required by trisphee rules (I forget) you really don't have to put the romanization underneath >3< Actually, I'd prefer it.

If I don't have to put romanization, how about I just do kanji, no kanji, and english translation for ya?

sounds good to me ouo

Great ^^

I'm working on the charts. XD The te-form will be the hardest... but that's okay <3

You at least know what plain form/dictionary form is for verbs, right?