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35 Responses to “Intermediate Lesson #85 - A Very Bōsōzoku New Years”
Thursday at 6:30 pm
Mina-san, we’re still out of the office enjoying the New Year’s break and we hope you’re all staying warm!
Thursday at 7:37 pm
これは最も好きなintro! I tried to explain it in the forums but no one knew what I was talking about.
Thursday at 11:02 pm
maxiewawaさん、 i knew what you were talking about it and this intro will be a reference point for some other intros in the new seasons. 頑張ってくだせー!
マーキー
ps: mina-san, since most people know me around here, i’ve decided to switch my username to katakana for the new year. anyone else with me?
Thursday at 11:31 pm
May be you can try マーキー星
Thursday at 11:59 pm
I’m a head of you マーキーさん!わぁ、きれいの漢字は本当に難しい!!!
Jpod101 と皆さん~
あけましておめでとうございます!今年もよろしくお願いします!
Friday at 12:00 am
of course that was supposed to read “I’m ahead of you マーキー” referring to the katakana names.
Friday at 1:04 am
hahahahaha
in light of you and kitty-chan’s comments earlier, i think the meaning was clear the first time around.
a few other people are already doing it too, which is cool.
by the way, if anyone doesn’t know how to write/say their name in japanese, there is a 14 page thread listing hundreds of names. if you don’t see yours, just ask!!
http://www.japanesepod101.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=778
Friday at 4:18 am
No, Max-san!
Please stay the other way.
I won’t know you!
Friday at 5:21 am
hi guys thanks for the lesson today
it’s good to know that Taro is doing well
Friday at 5:31 am
Liz- Your computer doesn’t read Japanese?
Friday at 7:46 am
デボンさん、
It’s my MIND that has a problem, not my computer!!
Friday at 2:09 pm
Marky, I think you should change your name to マーキー星 instead. If anyone calls you マーキー星 you can correct them and say that it’s actually マーキースター. Or maybe even マーキー*。
Friday at 2:13 pm
What i mean to say was, if anyone calls you マーキーほし, you can correct them and say that it’s マーキースター。
Friday at 2:15 pm
Ha ha, you couldn’t end the season without a tip of the hat to Taro.
Like Rigo said, it’s good to know the little guy is still out there living the dream!
Friday at 2:15 pm
Markyさん is right, katakana names are a good idea. I’m switching. Come on everyone, katakana is nothing to be scared of!
Friday at 2:18 pm
OK! I did it too!! I’m no longer Emily. Call me エミリー from now on!!
Friday at 4:05 pm
Since ジャービジ (Javizy) sounds terrible, I’ll go with the name Yuki said in the Ask a Sensei lesson
Friday at 4:20 pm
hi been listening a while its my first post! hajimemashite everyone.
my real first name is ting which sounds like soemthing bad in japanese so i made up a japanese name
塵芥喰人
じんかい くらうど
Friday at 5:31 pm
lol go Taro !
Friday at 6:26 pm
I think the word “kitty” is cuter in English than in katakana, but I’ll try this one out.
Eric, where’s your katakana name?
塵芥喰人, what does that mean?
Friday at 6:30 pm
Taro????/ TARO?!?!?!??!
He’s such a champ!!
Friday at 8:50 pm
Great lesson !!! Taro is one if my top 3 favourite Jpod characters…. With Fabrizio and the ever-lovable Shakespeare Takahashi !
Hmm, writing comments regarding the lessons is among my new year resolutions… Right up there with “more japanese !”
And since everybody is switching to katakana, maybe I will switch toクレアー too ( it is also my mixi ID by the way)
Cheers !!!!
Friday at 11:18 pm
Natsukashi desu ne!
This lesson reminds me of Sachiko-san, I believe one of her first lessons at JPOD was about those “pararira” gangs…
It could be a nice idea to use the names in Katakana, it’s okay for me when I am using my own computer at home, but my computers at work are not enabled for Asian characters, therefore I just get a lot of squares on the screen!!!
Mata
Saturday at 12:45 am
Eric = エリック
petiteclaire =プチクレア
Joao Paulo = ホアウパウロ
Saturday at 8:08 am
Mina-sama!
Congratulations!!! the grass is greener at the otherside too.
S_R_C
Saturday at 10:28 am
Anyone interested in new years’ greetings written by real live Japanese people, come over to http://www.englishpod101.com/2008/01/01/happy-new-year-and-happy-holidays/?lan=english#comment-308 .
I hope EPod and JPod listeners can converse more in the new year. If you feel you want to [i]use[/i] your Japanese with a group of Japanese people, EPod is ideal!
Saturday at 10:48 pm
マーキーさん
I did that a few months ago.
At first when I saw キース above, I was thinking of an action, not the host over at KC101. The gravitar was quite helpful in figuring out who that must be.
I still prefer Mikiさんの「おさる!?!?何だー」
Tuesday at 2:51 am
WHat action is キース?
Wednesday at 9:12 am
I have seen the word “bosozoku” so many times this week while posting comments on other lessons that I can’t forget it!
日本語の言葉: +1
Wednesday at 11:08 am
i think we should spin off Taro to his own podcast and website.
24 Hourお猿萌え101.com
Tuesday at 1:38 am
It’s so nice to know that so many people are intrerested in knowing japanese language and culture. I don’t feel like a lonely person sitting at some remote corner of world and trying to learn japanese all alone. Radha
Sunday at 2:43 pm
What is happening with this Intermediate series? Is it going to continue?:???:
Monday at 8:18 pm
Still going. Now lower intermediate and upper intermediate. 2x the intermediate.
Thursday at 3:03 am
It looks like the free podcast is no longer free, but is now part of the “Basic” content package? I liked it better when it was free.
ざんねんですね。。。
Thursday at 10:59 pm
Language Bear-san,
Please see: http://blogs.japanesepod101.com/blog/2008/11/07/change-dont-be-left-behind/
If you stay subscribed to the free feed you can still get all the new lessons free as long as you get them within the two weeks after they come out.
There are tons of benefits to a subscription and it helps build JapanesePod101. The blog post I linked to explains the changes further.
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