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10 Responses to “Lower Intermediate Lesson #37 - U.G. Phone Home”
Thursday at 9:00 pm
Mina-san, maybe this couple knows each other too well. Or maybe they’re a match made in heaven. You be the judge. As for these grammar points, they’re both interesting twists on some basic 3 kyuu points. So this should be a good one for those of you boning up on you 3 kyuu grammar.
Thursday at 9:48 pm
今日のレッソンのグラッマルポイント(でも、っぽい、たり)がとてもすごいなー!ありがとう
Friday at 7:17 am
面白いですね。勉強になりました。
「dialog」のMP3は大好きです。すごく役に立っています。
Friday at 7:35 am
my internet isn’t working at home so i can’t type in Japanese but I just wanted to add… I have a lot of Yasuppoi products too!
haha. thanks for the great lesson.
Friday at 8:47 am
very good lesson today, the grammar points are very useful
Friday at 9:01 am
JP101 crew/listeners!
Devon-san!
My internet connection wasn’t working either until now!
Do you live in NYC too
Thank you JP101 for today’s great lesson!
S_R_C
Friday at 11:56 pm
My GF explains it like this:
POI = ISH
RASHII = LIKE
So
Kodomopoi = childish
but
Kodomorashii = child-like
…of course, there are a ton of exceptions (e.g., iropoi) but that seems like a good rule of thumb, no?
Saturday at 1:28 am
Francisco
My friends at Rock Meisha use poi and rashii the same way too. But no one Japanese person agrees exactly with another. Quite funny really.
今日、レッソンは楽しっぽいですね。
I think I used ppoi wrong ah well:???:
Sindyさん’
私、NYC住んで、今朝はインターネット大丈夫がする。EARTHLINKを使う。
Saturday at 6:52 am
No, I live in Chicago….
Tuesday at 8:18 am
Minasan,
When can I use toka, nanka, demo?
Please help me out with these:
Ja, ashita ni demo ukagaimasu.
Otousan toka ni wa mou soudan shita no?
London nanka dou dai?
shitsuren demo shitan ja nai ka.
Thanks!
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