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[paul_b]

Iwark wrote:
I told you, It is the native, but I don't know all. This means I don't know "there is plenty more where that came from", "Who's ___ now?", and some like those.

Let me put it this way. Living in America and being brought up in America does not mean that American (English) is your native language.

[richvh]

Iwark wrote:
I told you, It is the native, but I don't know all. This means I don't know "there is plenty more where that came from", "Who's ___ now?", and some like those.

Unless you understand Japanese better than English (and I've seen plenty of evidence that you don't), if you don't understand them in English, what makes you think you'll understand those phrases any better if they are translated into Japanese?

Iwark wrote:

richvh wrote:
If these are from manga, why not buy the Japanese edition so you can see for yourself?

They are not from manga. I get them from anime and video games.

Well, if they are from (originally Japanese) anime or (originally Japanese) video games, the same advice applies as if they are from manga: go get the originals, and see what was originally said.

[Iwark]

paul_b wrote:

Let me put it this way. Living in America and being brought up in America does not mean that American (English) is your native language.

then this means you don't think that my native language is english?

richvh wrote:

Well, if they are from (originally Japanese) anime or (originally Japanese) video games, the same advice applies as if they are from manga: go get the originals, and see what was originally said.

I get them from dubbed anime and dubbed video games.

[richvh]

Iwark wrote:

richvh wrote:
Well, if they are from (originally Japanese) anime or (originally Japanese) video games, the same advice applies as if they are from manga: go get the originals, and see what was originally said.

I get them from dubbed anime and dubbed video games.

Bingo! So instead of asking people to translate a bunch of stuff back into Japanese, why don't you just get the original and see what it was before it was translated?

[paul_b]

Iwark wrote:

paul_b wrote:
Let me put it this way. Living in America and being brought up in America does not mean that American (English) is your native language.

then this means you don't think that my native language is english?

Some people are very bad at their native language, but if your native language is English and you write things like ...

I told you, It is the native, but I don't know all. This means I don't know "there is plenty more where that came from", "Who's ___ now?", and some like those.

Then you need to work on your English a lot.

[AJBryant]

then this means you don't think that my native language is english?

It sure doesn't LOOK like it is.

Tony

[Iwark]

Now guys, it's time to count the nins.

First is 一人＝ひとり, then it's 二人＝ふとり,三人＝さんにん、四人＝よにん、六人＝ろくにん、七人＝しちにん、八人＝八人、九人=九人、と署l＝じゅうにん。

If there is a mistake, please correct me.

[ryokondo]

Iwark wrote:
Now guys, it's time to count the nins.

First is 一人＝ひとり, then it's 二人＝ふとり,三人＝さんにん、四人＝よにん、六人＝ろくにん、七人＝しちにん、八人＝八人、九人=九人、と署l＝じゅうにん。

If there is a mistake, please correct me.

here is the correction.
二人＝ふたり
八人＝はちにん
九人＝きゅうにん

[Iwark]

ryokondo wrote:

here is the correction.
二人＝ふたり
八人＝はちにん
九人＝きゅうにん

どもありがとうございます。ついに答えたがよかった。

[paul_b]

Iwark wrote:
どもありがとうございます。ついに答えたがよかった。

You know they're all in the wagawiki pages on [wiki]Counters[/wiki]. And they should be covered in any first year Japanese text book.

[Iwark]

paul_b wrote:

Iwark wrote:
どもありがとうございます。ついに答えたがよかった。

You know they're all in the wagawiki pages on [wiki]Counters[/wiki]. And they should be covered in any first year Japanese text book.

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