My first japanese sentence
4 years ago
日本語は面白いです。
Hopefully many will follow.
Comments:
Nicely done, Maryla!
Using kanji and hiragana.
Hope you are enjoying learning Nihongo.
What do you find most interesting?
Sebastian and Rob, “面白い（おもしろい）” means interesting, amusing, beguiling, challenging, comical…it has a lot of meanings.
Ok, I cheated a bit, I wouldn’t have been able to write おもしろい with kanji on a sheet of paper. Maybe read it, but not write. But it’s sooo easy on the computer, I just couldn’t help. One hit on the spacebar and tadam, kanji everywhere.
I don’t know much of Japanese yet (didn’t realy have time to learn since my first sentence) but I like the grammar, the strange word order :p and everything I think.
Me neither.
Je ne suis pa très fort en Français, mais Je voudrais savoir de plus en plus mots.
J’ai été à Paris. Paris sur la pluie, C’était si merveilleux!
Your french is not bad !
I wish I could say so much in Japanese ;)
There are mistakes though, do you want me to correct them ?
When did you go to Paris ? (<= and how would you say that in Japanese please ?)
Merci
J’étudie Français une heure par jour. C’est difficile!
J’y suis allé il y a 13 mois.
Voulez-vous bien mes erreurs?
when: いつ
you: あなた
Paris: パリ
went: 行った
So, you can say “あなたはいつパリへ行ったのですか？”
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Thanks for the Japanese sentence !
And what you wrote in french should have been
J’étudie le Français une heure par jour.
and
Voulez-vous bien corriger mes erreurs ? (I suppose it’s what you wanted to say, because you forgot the verb !).
And I agree that it’s difficult. I don’t know how you can stand to learn the grammar !
