Anyone going to Japanese college?

[ReikotheWriter]

watashi wa nihon no gakko ga suki. I want to hear your experiences/opinions.

[ReikotheWriter]

There was a monkey. He was funky. He ate a lot of ice cream, it was chunky!

[raevin]

ReikotheWriter wrote:
There was a monkey. He was funky. He ate a lot of ice cream, it was chunky!

And that's why we just LOVE spammers... *sarcasm there*

*seriousness here*
I've never gone to a Japanese college, but would also like to hear of the experiences there.

[nonenone1234]

１。There was a monkey. He was funky. He ate a lot of ice cream, it was chunky!

I wonder what was that for.

２。gakko (school) is wrong. it is gakkoo がっこう

[Daichi]

nonenone1234 wrote:

２。gakko (school) is wrong. it is gakkoo がっこう

gakkou, even.

[Beau]

Ahh.. i don't know what you guys mean by Japanese college. I'm studying Japanese at university, and if all goes well, next year I'll be going to Japan to spend a year studying the language at Himeji Dokkyo University。

[Beau]

Ha ha i hope the kanji in my signature are correct... i'm trusting the IME lol.

[hideko_san]

由香理 is a name... Yukari... i hope that was your intentions?

[raevin]

ojizosan wrote:
Ahh.. i don't know what you guys mean by Japanese college. I'm studying Japanese at university, and if all goes well, next year I'll be going to Japan to spend a year studying the language at Himeji Dokkyo University。

A Japanese college is a college in Japan.

Atleast, I'm pretty sure that's what the author of the topic meant it as.

[Beau]

Yes Hideko-san, Yukari is the name of my girlfriend- I know the kanji for her name lol. It was 何時も一緒に (itsumo isshoni) that i wasn't sure about.

[AaRoN]

I wanna go to jaoanese college...but i doubt that i will:(

[lomagu]

ojizosan: itsumo is actually, いつも. 何時 is read, "nanji", meaning "what time is it?". but the 一緒に part is right actually, I just read the whole sentence.. maybe you should say ずっと instead of いつも. it means always/forever too. I think いつも is used more for frequency of events.

[Harisenbon]

Lomagu,

Actuailly, いつも　can also be written 何時も, if you are using more kanji than is normally used. also いつも sounds much better than ずっと in that sentence, I think. More romantic.

永遠 would also be a good substitute.
あなたと永遠に一緒にいたい。

[Schattenjedi]

ojizosan wrote:
Ahh.. i don't know what you guys mean by Japanese college.

College is American English for Uni.

[parnld88]

Im going to a college in Tokyo soon! Yay! Finally I will leave america and go to japan to live!