JLPT4 chat study group

[Sachi]

So 8AM (for me) tomorrow morning? I'll try to come on this time. I'm really not sure if I can make it (so tired lately, it's my long weekend xD Plus, the computer's in my parents room, who are at a party until 12 tonight... They'll definately sleep in...), but I hope I can!!

[Christian_]

I'll try to join too, but 8 am is a little early, I'll definately be in by 11 East US, I doubt anyone will be on by then though.

[SaverS]

it won't let me connect...a little help

[Sachi]

I'm having some trouble, too... Did I get the room name wrong (JLPT4), or is the server down right now?

[tanuki]

The room's name is jlpt.4.study.group

[ss]

Tanuki wrote
Haha, "¡grande!" used in that situation sounds like Argentinian slang. I wonder if that's what you intended.

Sí, Cap'n Tanuki, yo hablo La Argentina Español ! Slang.. Slang.. Slang … P)

Yo comprendo al mi amigo Julia cuando ella habla español, y ella me comprendo cuando yo habla la lengua. Ella dijo:"No es favor. Ud. habla Español bastante bien."

Yo estudio Español en la universidad…....( se olvidó mucho ) …… ^^;
Pues, Ése es todo por hoy. Adiós ahora.

Muchas gracias (hehe... B) )

[prep_girl_Nessa]

SS wrote:

Tanuki wrote
Haha, "¡grande!" used in that situation sounds like Argentinian slang. I wonder if that's what you intended.

Sí, Cap'n Tanuki, yo hablo La Argentina Español ! Slang.. Slang.. Slang … P)

Yo comprendo al mi amigo Julia cuando ella habla español, y ella me comprendo cuando yo habla la lengua. Ella dijo:"No es favor. Ud. habla Español bastante bien."

Yo estudio Español en la universidad…....( se olvidó mucho ) …… ^^;
Pues, Ése es todo por hoy. Adiós ahora.

Muchas gracias (hehe... B) )

Ah! I actually understood that! Maybe I do remember some spanish... That makes me happy

Um, did anyone make a log or something? Because I fell asleep and couldn't come on. I was just wondering if anyone had a copy of it.

[tanuki]

Slang is cool.

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Anyway, today we learned about the differences between だけ and しか, and we also discussed the usage of あげる and くれる.

Here is a link to the log: Log

Many thanks to the people who came to learn and explain!

[datdo]

aaaaaaaaa I can never come because of my SAT classes in the morning...I detest 6 hour classes...

[zengargoyle]

we now have a {utc} tag for linking times to an outside page that gives the equivalent localtime for many locations. maybe someday it will use Javascript to just popup a little window with the users localtime equivalent...

{utc}YYYY/MM/DD hh:mm{/utc} ( replace {} with [] )

there can be stuff before the YYYY and/or after the mm.
MM, DD, hh can have the leading '0' if any dropped, 2006/09/24 9:05 == 2006/9/24 09:05.
time is in 24-hour format only. time must be given in UTC(GMT) timezone.

{utc}2006/9/24 12:00{/utc}
[utc]2006/9/24 12:00[/utc]
{utc}Sunday 2006/9/24 12:00{/utc}
[utc]Sunday 2006/9/24 12:00[/utc]
{utc}2006/9/24 12:00 meeting{/utc}
[utc]2006/9/24 12:00 meeting[/utc]
{utc}Sunday 2006/9/24 12:00 meeting{/utc}
[utc]Sunday 2006/9/24 12:00 meeting[/utc]

[coco]

あ。 こいう形でlogが出されるとは…。

くれる、あげる もらうについては
http://homepage3.nifty.com/i-yasu/Lesson19.htm
http://homepage3.nifty.com/i-yasu/Lesson-e19.htm
下が英語版。

http://ist-socrates.berkeley.edu/~haseg ... verbs.html

http://www.language-global.com/quiztest ... ammar2.htm
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追記:
I think this threadis useful to learn だけ/しか．
also here "time defintions + しか".

[ss]

Tanuki-san, thank you very much for your " Log of the Link "

I can make it this Sunday (1 Oct 06) . Shall we meet again ?

[tanuki]

You're welcome.

I'm pretty sure I'll be able to make it this Sunday.

[Shado]

I'll probably make it this Sunday as well. (Given that I wake up early)

[Txkun]

I'll be there.
I'll put a preliminary note on wiki too.
Thanks tanuki for great work... i saw log and i'm looking forward to studying it.