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Originally posted by twotimesadingo
i understood everything 'cept seizei... the damned showoff 
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lol sorry guys and gals
translation:
konbanha minna-san!
(Evening everybody!)
5-nen mae kara nihongo o benkyou shite,
(Been studying japanese since 5 years ago)
kyounen daigaku no teaching assistant deshita
(last year I was a university teaching assistant (for japanese))
2-nen mae... daigaku no nihongo no kurabu no leader deshita
(2 years ago, I was the leader/president of the university's Japanese Students association/culture club) (and I'm WHITE!!! heh first white president)
kanji to kana no kaki-koto to yomi-koto ga dekimasu.
(I can read and write kanji and kana)
demo, kaiwa ha mou muzukashii desu yo!
(But conversation is still difficult for me!)
sugu nihon e ikitai no desu yo!
(MUST go to japan SOON!!!!)
Japanese is a beautiful language... the inflection/pronounciation is relatively easy if you practice simply making the sounds correctly enough... because each character/syllable will always be pronounced the same. Like 'ra' will always be read the same way, none of that changing sound crap like in english.
Lunchbox7: haha nice useful phrase!"You are perfect" - Useful for picking up Japanese girls