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10 Responses to “Intermediate Lesson #82 - My Tokyo Travelblogue - Day 24”
Friday at 6:30 pm
Mina-san, has Agnes’ dark time passed? She was having such a hard time lately. I’m just glad that sketchy Yūsuke guy didn’t keep bothering her on the phone again. 怪しいなぁ!
Friday at 8:11 pm
Agnes-san wa hontou ni takusan hatarakimashita ne! Yasumi wo shita hou ga ii yo!
Demo, boku wa shitsumon ga arimasu ga,
kure-mo to monku wa nani o chigaimasu ka? onaji imi deshou ka?
Soshite…
~te to ~ppoi to ~rashii wa nani o chigaimasu ka?
That is,
Can I say …?
kodomo + teki
kodomo + ppoi
kodomo + rashii
Does ~ppoi always have a negative meaning? How about ~rashii, does it always carry a positive meaning?
Doumo arigatou gozaimasu!
Friday at 9:52 pm
Recently the Agnes stories are getting really dark.


I something bad to happen to hear again.
Or at least I thought she was going to freak out again and slam the phone down. But today was a normal story.
Friday at 9:56 pm
Hahaha, you ain’t seen nuthin’ yet. You won’t believe what happens to her next week!
Friday at 11:09 pm
I’m sure I say this every time, but 的 is the possessive marker in Chinese, the equivalent of the Japanese の. Something that has become kinda trendy in some Chinese street signs is replacing the Chinese 的 with the Japanese の.
Friday at 11:33 pm
again, another interesting episode of Agnes adventure !
can’t wait for next week’s
Saturday at 1:19 am
Maxiewawa-san,
And, usually they make mistakes so it can be hilarious! I have seen examples of attempts at making English or French signs in Japan — totally funny!
Haha! That’s interesting! It’s always so chic to use signs in another language, isn’t it?
Saturday at 12:30 pm
Maxiewawaさん、Lizさん
You both would probably like both Engrish.com and HanziSmatter.com. Both show comedic mess-ups that occour when attempting to use language/writing of another culture.
I can’t wait to hear what’s next for ムラカミさん。
Wednesday at 2:34 am
@João Paulo
In lesson 37 lower intermediate there is more info on the use of ppoi.
Wednesday at 2:42 am
and one more, because I also wanted to see if I could show my avatar
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