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Arekkusu
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 Message 17 of 407
25 September 2010 at 6:16pm | IP Logged 
Lexii wrote:
You're so fortunate to have speaking partners/tutors. Although I've been speaking out loud,
I've had no feedback as to how I sound. I *just* set up a microphone on my computer yesterday so now I
can at least hear myself, even though I'll get no correction.

It's great to have Netflix, isn't it? They have a decent selection of movies, even on the Watch Now queue.
Have you watched Departures yet?

I really enjoyed it and plan to watch it again.

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 Message 18 of 407
27 September 2010 at 6:23pm | IP Logged 
Started reading Nihonjin no shiranai nihongo -- received the manga from a friend. The drama is pretty funny so I'm quite looking forward to this one.

Our Japanese friend has arrived and will be staying with us for a week.

I find it striking how talking to certain people is infinitely more discouraging than others. I suppose some people have a knack or innate tendency to simplify their speech when talking to non-natives, because some people obviously do not have that ability. Or choose not to use it. My friend fits in that category. As a learner, this is definitely frustrating, but in the long run, I believe I can benefit from this. No easy pass, and it's the kick the butt I've been needing.
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 Message 19 of 407
28 September 2010 at 2:40am | IP Logged 
Arekkusu wrote:
My friend fits in that category. As a learner, this is definitely frustrating, but in the long run, I believe I can benefit from this. No easy pass, and it's the kick the butt I've been needing.


If it was easy everone would be doing it...If you work hard you will be one of the few that actually can do it and that means a lot. :) Just give me a shout if there's anything I can do to help you climb the mountain:)
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Arekkusu
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 Message 20 of 407
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Does anyone know of a good website to look up honorific and humble forms of Japanese words?
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 Message 21 of 407
28 September 2010 at 4:10am | IP Logged 
Arekkusu wrote:
Does anyone know of a good website to look up honorific and humble
forms of Japanese words?


Here is Tae Kim's explenation. You might have seen.
http://www.guidetojapanese.org/honorhum.html#part4


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Arekkusu
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 Message 22 of 407
28 September 2010 at 4:45am | IP Logged 
budonoseito wrote:
Arekkusu wrote:
Does anyone know of a good website to look up honorific and
humble
forms of Japanese words?


Here is Tae Kim's explenation. You might have seen.
http://www.guidetojapanese.org/honorhum.html#part4

Yes, I read it. It's a very general explanation. I'd like to be able to look up humble and honorific
forms of verbs, such as 見る、食べる... (Well, I know those).
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Lexii
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 Message 23 of 407
28 September 2010 at 5:18am | IP Logged 
I don't know of a list online but if a book will do, you might try Barron's 501 Japanese Verbs by Roland A. Lange and Nobuo Akiyama. I just got it last week and it has the Honorific and Humble for each verb that has one.

If you want to take a peek at how the book is organized, it has is "Look Inside" feature on Amazon.
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Arekkusu
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 Message 24 of 407
28 September 2010 at 5:23am | IP Logged 
Ah, interesting suggestion but I'd like the polite forms of nouns and adjectives as well.


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