Whenever I am in my Japanese class I feel like a child again.
Because literally we are treated like kindergartners going through their a, e, i, o, u’s. Or rather, a, i, u, e, o. Hehehe. That’s how they do it in Japan. ka, ki, ku, ke, ko. ra, ri, ru, re, ro (which sounds like la, li, lu, le, lo). Hehehe.
So let’s count! From one to ten, here we go…
Ich
Ni
San
Yon (or Shi)
Go
Roku
Nana (or Shichi)
Hachi
Kyu (or Ku)
Ju
Yey! Hehehehehe.
Okay, so I’m browsing BoingBoing (one of my favoritest websites in the whole wide web evarrrr!), and they have a post on a Japanese sunblock commercial featuring a fembot. (Their beef is that it’s creepy, but I don’t think she is, then again I’m biased.) The screencap looks familiar so I clickthrough to watch the […]
Kanji wa taihen muzukashii desu! That means, Kanji is very difficult! We learn only 5 Kanji per day, and our sensei (teacher) spends two hours teaching us the 5 Kanji. Learning to draw the characters takes a lot of time. As you can see from the chart, one Kanji has very many strokes. The most […]
If you’re looking to buy silver coins, I’ve got a whole lot of them! Just recently, I came back from my 7-day leisure trip to Japan. Shopping around, one tends to accumulate coins. I had intended to use them all up, but in the end I still had about 1 thousand yen’s worth of silver […]