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Re:Re:Re:Re:Need French teacher
Salut,
C'est Divya ici. Je suis indienne et bilingue. Nous pouvons faire une echange conversationnelle ( anglais/francais) et cela vous interesse.
A tres bientot.
Divya
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Language pair: French; English
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Divya K.
January 4, 2014
# Msgs: 13
Latest: February 3, 2014
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Telugu in Udumalaipettai...How to say...Hello, I am glad to meet you.
I'd like to learn something about the Telugu language spoken by Kammavar people in and around Udumalpet.
To say, Hello, how are you....
or to say, I'm glad to meet you.
Or some other simple sentences.
How would it be different from the Telugu that is spoken in Hyderabad?
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Language pair: Telugu; English
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Learner
January 1, 2014
# Msgs: 1
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Re:How to greet people in Japanese? Part 3
I would also like to point out that you should only use ANATA when you don't know the name of the person you are talking to. When you do know it, you should replace ANATA with the person's name followed by the honorific -san as it is rude not to use an honorific when addressing someone, especially if they are a lot older than you.
Well, I hope this proves helpful to you. For now, I stuck with the formal/polite way of saying your sentences. If there is something you don't understand or you would like to go further in depth about certain elements of the Japanese language, feel free to reply back to me and I help as soon as I can. It was nice helping you!
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Language pair: Japanese; English
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Enrico
January 1, 2014
# Msgs: 6
Latest: January 6, 2014
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Re:How to greet people in Japanese? Part 2
1.GREETINGS
-Good morning!
おはようございます! (OHAYOU GOZAIMASU!)
-Good afternoon!*
こんにちは! (KONNICHI WA!)
-Good evening!
こんばんわ! (KONBAN WA!)
-How are you?
おげんきですか？ (OGENKI DESU KA?)
+I am fine! And you?**
げんきです！ あなたは？ (GENKI DESU! ANATA WA?)
+I am fine, too.
わたしもげんきです。 (WATASHI MO GENKI DESU.)
-Can you speak English?
あなたはえいごをはなしますか？
(ANATA WA EIGO WO HANASHI MASU KA?)
+Yes, I can.
はい、わたしはえいごをはなします。
(HAI, WATASHI WA EIGO WO HANASHI MASU.)
+Yes, I can speak a little.
はい、わたしはえいごをすこしはなします。
(HAI, WATASHI WA EIGO WO SUKOSHI HANASHI MASU.)
+No, I can't.
いいえ、わたしはえいごをはなしません。
(IIE, WATASHI WA EIGO WO HANASHI MASEN.)
-Can you understand English?
あなたはえいごをわかりますか？
(ANATA WA EIGO WO WAKARI MASU KA?)
+Yes, I can.
はい、わたしはえいごをわかります。
(HAI, WATASHI WA EIGO WO WAKARI MASU.)
+No, I can't.
いいえ、わたしはえいごをわかりません。
(IIE, WATASHI WA EIGO WO WAKARI MASEN.)
-Where are you from?
あんたはどこからですか？ (ANATA WA DOKO KARA DESU KA?)
+I'm from Vietnam.
わたしはベトナムからです。
(WATASHI WA BETONAMU KARA DESU.)
-Are you Vietnamese?
あなたはベトナムじんですか？ (ANATA WA BETONAMU JIN DESU KA?)
-Are you Japanese?
あなたはにほんじんですか？ (ANATA WA NIHON JIN DESU KA?)
+Yes, I am Vietnamese.
はい、わたしはベトナムじんです。
(HAI, WATASHI WA BETONAMU JIN DESU.)
+Yes, I am Japanese.
はい、わたしはにほんじんです。
(HAI, WATASHI WA NIHON JIN DESU.)
+No, I am not Vietnamese.
いいえ、わたしはベトナムじんではありません。
(IIE, WATASHI WA BETONAMU JIN DEWA ARIMASEN.)
+No, I am not Japanese.
いいえ、わたしはにほんじんではありません。
(IIE, WATASHI WA NIHON JIN DEWA ARIMASEN.)
-My name is Yuki.
わたしのなまえはユキです。 (WATASHI NO NAMAE WA YUKI DESU.)
-What is your name?
あなたのなまえはなんですか？ (ANATA NO NAMAE WA NAN DESU KA?)
*In Japan, KONNICHI WA can also be translated as "Hello." so you can actually use this phrase at any time of the day.
**I took out the "thank you!" part because you don't necessarily have to thank someone for asking "How are you?" A simple "I'm fine." is fine.
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Language pair: Japanese; English
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Enrico
January 1, 2014
# Msgs: 6
Latest: January 6, 2014
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Re:How to greet people in Japanese?
Hi Yuki.
I am Enrico. Japanese is not my native language but I am currently learning it at school so I can pass down what I learned from my Japanese teacher to you. I can help you with the translations the sentences you requested, but first, I have two questions to ask you.
1. Do you know how to pronounce the vowel sounds of the Japanese
language?
2. Do you know how to write and read in Japanese? (Hiragana &
Katakana)
The reason I ask you these two question is because it is important to know how to pronounce words in Japanese. If you don't know how to do the things in the questions I asked, I can teach you that as well.
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Language pair: Japanese; English
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Enrico
January 1, 2014
# Msgs: 6
Latest: January 6, 2014
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Re:How to greet people in Japanese?
Hi, I'm Nora, I'm not Japanese but I love anime so I know a bit :)
I know that
Good morning is おはようございます！(Ohayogozaimasu!)
午後グッド！(Gogo Guddo!) is Good Afternoon
Good evening! is こんばんは！(Konbanwa!)
How are you?:お元気ですか？(Ogenkidesuka?)
I'm fine thank you! And you?:私は大丈夫です、ありがとう！おまえは？(Watashi wa daijōbudesu, arigatō! Omae wa?)
I'm fine too.:私も元気です.(Watashi mo genkidesu)
I'll try and reply the rest, hopefully these first few were helpful! :)
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Language pair: Japanese; English
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Nora D.
December 31, 2013
# Msgs: 6
Latest: January 6, 2014
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Re:Busco intercambio
Hola.
¿Qué temas te gustan?
A mí me encanta las películas de Ciencia ficción, la mitología y la animación.
Leo novelas de románticas, poemas, mitología y novelas policíacas también.
Si quieres te puedo ayudar con el español.
Un abrazo.
Keahi.
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Language pair: Spanish; English
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Keahi M.
December 29, 2013
# Msgs: 11
Latest: May 7, 2014
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Re:Re:Re:Re:want to improve my english
Puedo ayunda-te para conoczo el español hablan a sur america a Buenos Aires.
No es castellano es mas como "Rio-plata".
Che: esta dice “¡Oye!“
Amigovio/a: este es un gente más q un amigo/amiga y no es un novio/novia.
Facha: esa es bonita. “¡Che chicas fachas!“
Laburar: esta es trabajar. “Voy laburar manañas todas en un collectivo“.
Collectivo: este es el autobús solomente para Bs.As. centro. El todas del citudad tene el autobús; aquellas sistemas de transportes son differente. Cabalgar un collectivo cuesta $1.25 pesos. Pero cabalgar un autobús, es $2 pesos.
Larva: esta es un gente con las fiacas.
Yuta (shuta): es los federales.
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Language pair: Spanish; English
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Virgil
December 27, 2013
# Msgs: 5
Latest: March 13, 2014
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Re:Re:Improve my english
Hola chicas, q. tal? No estoy viviendo a Leeds o Inglaterra. Estoy vivir a el citudad llama Los Angeles a California en el eeuu. Muchos gentes acá hablan español “Spanglish“. Y pasados años moví a el capital de Argentina, Malos Aires y viví ahí para meses pocos. El legue español no esta como el español hablan a España por es llama “Castellano“ pero a sur del capricornio las “elle“ o “II“ no es pronuncia “Ya“ pronuncian “Sha“, así llama (Yama) es “Shama“. Aprendar una legua exterior lo nesesita vivir a un lugar para seis meses.
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Language pair: Spanish; English
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Virgil
December 27, 2013
# Msgs: 3
Latest: December 27, 2013
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Re:Re:Re:want to improve my english
Hi, I´m an English teacher looking for new current slang words and expressions to add to my lessons for my students. I can help you with your Spanish. I´m living in Barcelona now and can assure you that there´s no other place to learn more current expressions, slang and idioms than this city.
I remain at your disposal,
Dan
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Language pair: Spanish; English
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DANIEL C.
December 22, 2013
# Msgs: 5
Latest: March 13, 2014
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