I learned something cool, pimsleur!

[TokyoRoze]

Nihongo ga wakarimasuka?
Hai watashiwa nihonga ga wakarimasu
eigo ga wakarmasuka?
Ie, eigo ga sukoshi wakarimasu


I hope i did that right, thats my first conversation. woot

[clay]

TokyoRoze wrote:
Nihongo ga wakarimasuka?
Hai watashiwa nihonga ga wakarimasu
eigo ga wakarmasuka?
Ie, eigo ga sukoshi wakarimasu

If you want to say IE, then you should say you don't understand:
ie eigo ga wakarimasen.
or you can say I understand a little:
hai, eigo ga sukoshi wakarimasu.

[DragonKore]

Don't confuse いえ(ie)　with いいえ(iie).

ie = house
iie = no

Anyway, I remember the days of learning that from Pimsleur. Good times.

[clay]

sorry, my mistake

[Y0kur0]

Congratz on that. Im 13 and im still learning. i plan to take japanese in highschool

[ShadowKun]

TokyoRoze wrote:
Nihongo ga wakarimasuka?
Hai watashiwa nihonga ga wakarimasu
eigo ga wakarmasuka?
Ie, eigo ga sukoshi wakarimasu

heh, you did alright for your first paragraph.

Nihongo ga wakarimasuka?

separate the ka. ka is a particle word, remember?

Hai watashiwa nihonga ga wakarimasu

It should be Hai, wakarimasu. Make sure to separate wa from watshi. Wa is a particle word.

eigo ga wakarmasuka?

Just separate the ka from wakarimasu.

Ie, eigo ga sukoshi wakarimasu

That is a strange sentance. just cahnge it to: Hai, eigo ga sukoshi wakarimasu. Or you can replace sukoshi with chotto, either way works. And ie means house, put to i's. Iie.
Hope i helped.

[Y0kur0]

=)

[ShadowKun]

You can take Japanese in your high school?
They noly have french spanih and latin in mine.

[Daisuke]

Some people are just very lucky.

[DragonKore]

My high school has Japanese I-IV. Luck my, heh. B)

[Daisuke]

Yeah, heh... I must learn it on my own..

[nyanya]

oo you lucky person. I can't take it until college, so here I am on my ownB)

[TokyoRoze]

ども　ありがと

[Daisuke]

What does that mean?

[nyanya]

It means thanks a lot (it says Doomo arigatou)