今日、日本語の試験がある。。。心配している。たんごをたくさん。。。忘れた。ー＿ー
きょう、にほんごのしけんがある。。。しんぱいしている。たんごをたくさん。。。わすれた。ー ＿ー

Today, I have a Japanese exam... I'm worried. A lot of the vocab... I forgot. -_-

そうな！がんばってよ AZさん。できるよ！

Ｏｈ　ｎｏ！　ｄｏ　ｙｏｕｒ　ｂｅｓｔ　Ａｚｓａｎ．　ｙｏｕ　ｃａｎ　ｄｏ　ｉｔ！

@dk: awwhh the japanese program for us got cancelled soon after our year. other then that we had french and spanish too.

And new vocab for me to learn.. i was never to good with vocab in it's te form T^T my　先生　taught us masu form first..

kanji=sensei

がんばって！！
Ganbatte!!
Do your best!!

Two problems:

(1) You misspelled "doumo" and "arigatou".

(2) That phrase is usually written without kanji at all -- in fact, native speakers may have to double-take to realize what it was you said.

But good work getting the IME running, and keep trying!

hmmm well i am new at this japanese thing you showed me and not good at kanji at all, but i think i can handle the spelling errors... it was just soo long ago that I did japanese.. that and i am use to writing it out... no more kanji for me!

どうも　ありがとう　ございます。
domou arigatou gozaimasu.
Thank you very much.

Now i feel better. i just have to remember the long vowels~

ええ、ぼくもかんじがきらい。
Ee, boku mo kanji ga kirai.
Yeah, I dislike kanji, too.

I never know if I'm using the right kanji because I know so few characters x.x;;

はい、　はい。　ほんとう　です　ねえ。
hai, hai. hontou desu nee.
yes, yes. so true.

i was suppose to know over 100 by the time i graduated but i barely think i know 25...

I probably know about 200 or so kanji, or... mmm... yeah, maybe about that many? Maybe 250 depending on the time. >3<' I need to keep up with them though so I don't forget them :(

I probably failed my test, but... IDK I don't care right now x.x

I know my number kanji and the days ouo

When I graduated, I knew 500 or so. I've forgotten a great many since then. *is old fart*

@_@ I should know about 500 kanji... but I'm bad at remembering them because we don't use them often enough :P

they have WAY to many kanji =w=

There's only around 2200 official kanji. Much better than Chinese! And consider the size of your English vocabulary; you certainly know more than 2200 words, and English is pretty awful at being able to figure out how to write a word just based on its sound.

Coda, how did you learn your kanji? Did you learn it by compounds (remember which kanji goes with which and how it was read) or did you just memorize all the readings of each kanji? (that's what I did, memorize the readings. Cause from there you can usually guess how something is read, then if you know the reading of one, or if you know the vocab)

I can't spell my english words to save my life D: