Learning Japanese 001 Part 1
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Counting and you
Number = English = Japanese (Spelled) = Japanese (Spoken) = Japanese (Kanji)
0 = Zero = ゼロ = ZeRo = ０
1 = One = いち = IChi = 一
2 = Two = に = Ni = 二
3 = Three = さん = SaN = 三
4 = Four = し/よん = Shi/YoN = 四
5 = Five = ご = Go = 五
6 = Six = ろく = RoKu = 六
7 = Seven = しち/なな = ShiChi/NaNa = 七
8 = Eight = はち = HaChi = 八
9 = Nine = きゅう = KyuU = 九
10 = Ten = じゅう = JyuU = 十
11 = Eleven = じゅう　いち = JyuU IChi = 十一
12 = Twelve = じゅう　に = JyuU Ni = 十二
13 = Thirteen = じゅう　さん = JyuU SaN = 十三
14 = Fourteen = じゅう　し/よん = JyuU Shi/YoN = 十四
15 = Fifteen = じゅう　ご = JyuU Go = 十五
16 = Sixteen = じゅう　ろく = JyuU RoKu = 十六
17 = Seventeen = じゅう　しち/なな = JyuU ShiChi/NaNa = 十七
18 = Eighteen = じゅう　はち = JyuU HaChi = 十八
19 = Nineteen = じゅう　きゅう = JyuU KyuU = 十九
20 = Twenty = に　じゅう = Ni JyuU = 二十
100 = Hundred = きゃく = HyaKu = 百
1,000 = Thousand = せん = SeN = 千
10,000 = Ten-Thousand = まん = MaN = 万
Confused yet? Kinda sucks I can't make tables.
Number = English = Japanese (Spelled) = Japanese (Spoken) = Japanese (Kanji)
0 = Zero = ゼロ = ZeRo = ０
1 = One = いち = IChi = 一
2 = Two = に = Ni = 二
3 = Three = さん = SaN = 三
4 = Four = し/よん = Shi/YoN = 四
5 = Five = ご = Go = 五
6 = Six = ろく = RoKu = 六
7 = Seven = しち/なな = ShiChi/NaNa = 七
8 = Eight = はち = HaChi = 八
9 = Nine = きゅう = KyuU = 九
10 = Ten = じゅう = JyuU = 十
11 = Eleven = じゅう　いち = JyuU IChi = 十一
12 = Twelve = じゅう　に = JyuU Ni = 十二
13 = Thirteen = じゅう　さん = JyuU SaN = 十三
14 = Fourteen = じゅう　し/よん = JyuU Shi/YoN = 十四
15 = Fifteen = じゅう　ご = JyuU Go = 十五
16 = Sixteen = じゅう　ろく = JyuU RoKu = 十六
17 = Seventeen = じゅう　しち/なな = JyuU ShiChi/NaNa = 十七
18 = Eighteen = じゅう　はち = JyuU HaChi = 十八
19 = Nineteen = じゅう　きゅう = JyuU KyuU = 十九
20 = Twenty = に　じゅう = Ni JyuU = 二十
100 = Hundred = きゃく = HyaKu = 百
1,000 = Thousand = せん = SeN = 千
10,000 = Ten-Thousand = まん = MaN = 万
Confused yet? Kinda sucks I can't make tables.
i meant how to do it with code...like Myoga Answers His Own QuestionMaraveno said:
but how do you know the post number?
sorry but I call bullshit on programming counting as a language you know. It's all written in English, even Japanese programmers type C# in English. You may communicate in a language but only to a computer. You don't go to a friend and say.theklng said:
string answer = " ";
bool checkin = 0;
while (checkin == 0)
{
Console.WriteLine("Do you want to go to a movie?");
answer = Console.ReadLine();
if (answer != " ")
{
checkin = 1;
}
}
If you want we could start a thread on this
?ごめんあさい?　じゃなくて　?ごめんなさい?　だよmyogaman said:
in all seriousness though, goodluck with teaching English in Japan! ^^
you know, i'd actually consider your point if it weren't because they're called computer languages.myogaman said:sorry but I call bullshit on programming counting as a language you know. It's all written in English, even Japanese programmers type C# in English. You may communicate in a language but only to a computer. You don't go to a friend and say.theklng said:
string answer = " ";
bool checkin = 0;
while (checkin == 0)
{
Console.WriteLine("Do you want to go to a movie?");
answer = Console.ReadLine();
if (answer != " ")
{
checkin = 1;
}
}
If you want we could start a thread on this
the point is that if you want the computer to do something for you, you need to speak to it. if you need a person to do something for you, you need to speak to him or her. the communication between two objects (computers and people alike) are the definition of a language.
also that stump of code should err or at least give warning for doing implicit casts from a boolean to integer (depending on the language - i assume c#).
Damn, that's right. Bool are supposed to be true or false. lets continue this here http://www.escapistmagazine.com/forums/read/18.144618theklng said:you know, i'd actually consider your point if it weren't because they're called computer languages.myogaman said:sorry but I call bullshit on programming counting as a language you know. It's all written in English, even Japanese programmers type C# in English. You may communicate in a language but only to a computer. You don't go to a friend and say.theklng said:
string answer = " ";
bool checkin = 0;
while (checkin == 0)
{
Console.WriteLine("Do you want to go to a movie?");
answer = Console.ReadLine();
if (answer != " ")
{
checkin = 1;
}
}
If you want we could start a thread on this
the point is that if you want the computer to do something for you, you need to speak to it. if you need a person to do something for you, you need to speak to him or her. the communication between two objects (computers and people alike) are the definition of a language.
also that stump of code should err or at least give warning for doing implicit casts from a boolean to integer (depending on the language - i assume c#).
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But in all seriousness, I don't get it?
OT: Bookmarked for being interesting. Although the different styles scare me.
Yeah, the Japanese did try to make their own number system and then was like "man this is hard." "yoink" True storyOmletrice said:Wow. I just realized their number system is identical to ours(Chinese). now I just need to learn how to pronounce all of them (ノ_<。
They probably just used what they had always been using, so that's partly true. >_>myogaman said:Yeah, the Japanese did try to make their own number system and then was like "man this is hard." "yoink" True storyOmletrice said:Wow. I just realized their number system is identical to ours(Chinese). now I just need to learn how to pronounce all of them (ノ_<。
reminds me of what taiwan is doing with zhuyin fu hao(ㄅㄆㄇㄈㄉㄊㄋㄌㄍㄎㄏㄐㄑㄒㄓㄔㄕㄖㄗㄘㄙㄧㄨㄩㄚㄛㄜㄝㄞㄟㄠㄡㄢㄣㄤㄥㄦ
Who knows, maybe we'll start speaking Jaiwanese instead of minnan.
I know the hiragana alphabet, and the otaku essentials (kawaii, baka, moe, desu). Other than a few useful phrases (doko wa toire desu ka, anata no dewabango wa nanban desu ka [for the ladies, of course], etc.) I'm a newbie. I'll be watching this.
Quiz 5 - Vowels + K + S + T + N
Question 1 - write the English equivalent
Question 2 - write the Japanese equivalent
Answer Key
Question 1
Question 2
Question 1 - write the English equivalent
さ　ぬ　て　き　あ　そ　こ　に　ち　し　と　い　か　う　せ　な　た　え　の　お　く　ね　け　つ　す
Question 2 - write the Japanese equivalent
Ta Ne Shi A I Ku No To Ke Na So O Sa Se Chi Tsu Su Ka Ni E U Ko Ta Nu Te Ki
Answer Key
Question 1
Sa Nu Te Ki A So Ko Ni Chi Shi To I Ka U Se Na Ta E No O Ku Ne Ke Tsu Su
Question 2
た　ね　し　あ　い　く　の　と　け　な　そ　お　さ　せ　ち　つ　す　か　に　え　う　こ　た　ぬ　て　き