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Kore wa nan des ka.
100% GOOD (1 votes) Hajimemashite Winnie yoroshiku onegaishimasu...Nihongo wa amari hanasemasen... Kanada kara kimashita...Watashi would love to have japanese counterparts to practice my speaking with. I'm a beginner but I know the basics such as counting, dates, colors, cardinal points, basic questions and greetings, days of the week, months and such. My native tongue is english but I've always attended french school so I'm fluent in that language spoken as well as written. So in exchange I'm able to teach english and french.
Chotto oshiete kudasai !!! Domo arigato!
- winnie978
June 2008
Comments
 | aokiAugust 2008 I would say, Kochira ha atsuku arimasen. Samui desu. Atsui is an adjective. And the conjugasons of Atsui are, Atsu-i ... It is hot. Atsu-ku nai ... It isn't hot. Atsu-katta. ... It was hot. Atsu-ku nakatta ... It wasn't hot. Samui / Samuku nai is also the same.
The last "ku" of atsukunaku means "and" So, "atsuku naku samui" means "not hot and cold".
Native Japanese hardly use "atsui ja arimasen" but they can understand the meaning. So you can use it. |
 | HarrysukeJuly 2008 sumimasen takec-san but what atusku and atukunaku means? sumimasen. kochirawa atusku nai desu , samui desu. kochirawa atukunaku samui desu.
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 | takecJuly 2008 Hello Hurrysuke sochira - there / kochira - here simply say kochirawa atusku nai desu , samui desu. more simply kochirawa atukunaku samui desu. its' better. takec |
| HarrysukeJuly 2008 the other day takec-san asked: sochira mo atsui desuka. and i answered: sochira ha atsui ja arimasen. sochira ha samui desu. which is wrong. i just realized it last night when i did a revision. the correct answer will be: kochira ha atsui ja arimasen. kochira ha samui desu. takec-san used the polite form (kochira, sochira) replacing kore and sore. |
| HarrysukeJuly 2008 Ohayou Takeq-san, o-genki desuka? watashi ha genki desu yo. ima ha ame to samui desu. takeq-san apa maksud nanode?
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| takecJuly 2008 Hello Harrysuke Apa kabar? Sekalan musim panas di Jepang. Jadi sangat Panas! Ima wa natsu nanode totemo atui desu! takec |
| HarrysukeJuly 2008 ohayou takeq-san ima wa mareeshia e ame desu (sekarang musim hujan di Malaysia) < - i'm not sure if i use the right particle :( sochira wa atsui ja arimasen. sochira wa samui desu. |
| takecJuly 2008 Selamat malam Harrysuke Saya belem tinggal di Indonesia. tapi saya sudah ada teman(kawan?) dari Indonesa di Jepang. Watashi wa genki desu. Ima wa nihon(Jepang) wa natu(Musim Panas). Sochiramo atsui desuka? takec
watashi wa genki desu yo. Takec-san genki? hai, watashi no uchi wa JB desu :D saya juga ada kawan Jepun yang boleh berbahasa Indoneshia. dia tinggal dan belajar di Indonesia. sekarang saya sudah ada dua orang rakan jepun yang boleh berbahasa Indoneshia. sugoi ne :D Takec-san can you teach me Japanese please :D |