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Lets share some knowledge on japanese languages
usage of particles and different forms of verbs.
>>>/a/31936427

>> No.4591364

But I know all of that stuff already~

>> No.4591373

>>4591364
then teach me please.
how to can you lend me a pen?
かりる how do i know which group of verb it belongs?

and also its just basic stuff for anons on 4chan so we can communicate to japanese at least.

>> No.4591385

>>4591373
Why would I ever lend you a pen, when we are talking on the internet? I do not understand your question. Can you please reformat it to something more coherent? Thank you.

>> No.4591413

>>4591385
i mean how to say in japanese "can you lend me a pen?"
ペンはがりるんですか。
can it be like this?

>> No.4591416

>>4591413
opps meant かりるんですか。

>> No.4591422

should the particle be を ?

>> No.4591427

ペンを借りしてもよろしいですか

>> No.4591435

>>>/lang/
Otaku culture
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>> No.4591467

>>4591427
ok thnks, the shorter the better lol

>> No.4591470

o wait i don't know whether it could be used like that too.

>> No.4591483

So I'm learning Japanese but one thing keeps confusing me.

Why is there so many forms of but? でも、けど、だけど、しかし、けれども etc. What the hell? How can I figure out when to use each form?

And also, how do I connect verbs? Like, for example, "I can write and read Japanese." Would I connect the verbs with と or や or what?

>> No.4591495

more shorter, ペンを貸してください might be sounded listener-friendly to people.

http://www.google.co.jp/intl/ja/ime/

>> No.4591537

You can use mouse-over dictionary
http://www.lingoes.net/en/translator/trans_downsoft.php?id=40
http://cid-2310e4d2b15ef762.skydrive.live.com/browse.aspx/.Public

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