Okay o:!
I'll have to keep that in mind and reivew back to that alot xD;
This will take some time, but thankyou C:
This should make it eaiser for me to speak the words.

Arigato <3
To both of you :D

douitashimashite ouo

your welcome.

I need to print stuff out xp

Demon, I didnt see your post ealier, thanks as well.
And lol, that is a very good idea owo
Put it somewhere like...on the bathroom door xD we all get bored on the loo x3; haha

x'D I'm gonna put it in a binder so i dun lose it

Oh, I've always pronounced 'ji' soft and cringe when people pronounce it too hard >>;
But that's just how I've gotten used to pronouncing it. My Japanese teacher didn't yell at me, soo... I guess I thought I didn't need to fix it ^^;

i always listened to the way they said it in movies, songs and lessons i have xD

Is it okay for me to join this lovely little thread~

はい！こちらえきてください。
hai! Kochira e kite kudasai.
Ｙｅｓ！　ｐｌｅａｓｅ　ｃｏｍｅ　ｉｎ．

Hai, Wakarimasu~
Yes, I understand.
Genki desu ka?
How are you?

げんきですきみが？
genki desu kimi ga?
i'm fine. you?

okagesamade genki desu.
because of you, i am good.

ooo new response for me to learn xD

"e" when used as a particle is written "へ", not "え", just like "o" is written "を" and not "お", and "wa" is "は" instead of "わ". (The pattern makes me speculate that historically the particle を may have been written ほ, and a sound shift caused the particles to migrate from the h- column to the w- column, but I don't know if that's actually true.)

oh thank you coda~~ i learned that one day, but must of forgotten... I took three years of Japanese~~ I have just forgotten most of it since it has been over two years now... TT^TT

@DK: Ah yes it was one of the first things my sensei taught us. Everyday she would ask genki desu ka. and that is what we would have to say!

you're speculations are correct from the one thing i read xD

and thanks for correcting me :3

~flop~ ugh. I. feel. Like. Shit. x.x'