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8 Responses to “Beginner Lesson S2 #32 - A Night at the Symphony”
Wednesday at 7:15 pm
Mina-san, at JPod world headquarters we listen to Seiji Ozawa 24 hours a day 365 days a year. We eat, drink, sleep, and breathe Seiji Ozawa. On rainy days we listen to his CD’s at full volume. It’s all KoreanClass101 Keith Kim’s idea.
Wednesday at 11:29 pm
I’m familiar with ‘if it’s okay/good’, but how do you say ‘if you want/like’? Or are both nuances covered by the former in Japanese?
By the way, is there a site similar to this that teaches Japanese people English?
Thursday at 12:47 pm
Thursday at 12:51 pm
do you mean for inviting people to do things?
パーティーに行きませんか。 why don’t you go to the party (with me)
パーティーに行きましょうか。 let’s go to the party.
パーティーに行きたいんですか。 do you want to go to the party?
personally, i’d ask with these
how about you guys?
Thursday at 8:19 pm
Mina-san, choushi wa dou desu ka?
Kore wa totemo bunkateki desu ne! Sugoi!
Friday at 5:18 am
Javizy-san
Although not specifically targeted at Japanese speakers (I think they are just targeting those studying English), there is Anytime-English. I remember links to this one from a post in the forums at www.thejapanesepage.com, and you might want to read the comments there before completely mimicing the sounds of the speakers.
http://www.thejapanesepage.com/forum/viewthread.php?forum_id=6&thread_id=6886#79339
Sunday at 9:45 am
高校の時、私はクラシックのバンドでベースを弾いた。
KouKou no toki, watashi ha kurashikku no bando de be-su wo hiita.
In High school, I played bass in a classical band. (Orchestra?)
ベースはもうやめたのに。
ところで、あれは私の財布でした。
Paoloさんの調子に対してのコメントはちょっとわからなかった。
ちょうしってなに?
Thursday at 12:29 pm
I can’t wait for koreanclass101! I have been struggling to self learning Korean. I love the lessons, great job guys!
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