[ SECRET POST #2298 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2298 ⌋

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Comments

Re: So nervous, can anyone tell me some good stories or advice

[(Anonymous)]

how well do you know the language? downthread you said you were looking for phrases that got across the message that you aren't very good at japanese. that's a pretty basic phrase, so i'm assuming you don't know a whole lot?? just curious as to what your skill level is. my help might not mean much if you don't know how to read japanese or pronounce words.

in any case: "watashi wa nihongo ga jouzu ja nai" is a pretty standard and simple way to say "i am unskilled at japanese."
"watashi no nihongo wa amari umaku nai" translates to "my japanese is not very good."
"watashi wa nihongo o amari hanashimasen" means "i don't speak japanese very well."
"sumimasen" means excuse/pardon me. if you put it at the beginning of the above sentences it makes them more polite.
"wakarimasen" means "i don't understand."

Re: So nervous, can anyone tell me some good stories or advice

[(Anonymous)]

I can recognise most hirigana and...half of the katakana! A bit slow on the more similar looking ones, but can probably read things out.

Numbers, some colours, what/where/who aaannnndddd I think that's it. yes/no and for some reason scary, like, cute and delicious.

...and thanks to one preschool I can sing head, shoulders, knees and toes in Japanese so I've got main body parts covered!

I do have a teeeny phrase book of common phrases so I hope that helps, it fits in my pocket.

How accurate is "watashi wa nihongo ge heta desu" as a descriptor?

Re: So nervous, can anyone tell me some good stories or advice

[(Anonymous)]

no wait I'm missing a word FFFFF writing down the ones you gave me