awesome song

not relly jus have to pay attention and have patience i jus started learning a onth ago and im picking it up fairly quickly.

but BAReeeeeeeeeeN only have released 1 single since then LOL

I think Back-on and GReeeeN are two different separate bands, but together they created a band called Bareeeeeeeeeen. I spend too much time on wiki :)

Didn't you know?This artist is the same as GReeeeN.

Honestly I dont think so; however, I think it depends on the Teacher. if you have one that knows you're not gonna learn an evolving language in a year, no its not at all and can be quite amazing when you start to notice your picking up on words and sentences.

English and Japanese grammar usage is different. Like in English you will say "I want this"in Japanese it would be "I this want" and that is correct grammar.

@vortexz Say, is Japanese a pretty difficult class to take?

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oh lawl, I thought you were trying to translate with japanese words, i cant belive i didnt notice that. ok then yeah i can help you out. in japanese characters you have to use prnunciation as opposed to spelling. so you would put"hai naisu to miito yuu" (there is no "tu" sound in japanese) however in katakana you can put a small "u" after "to" to make "tu"ハイ ナイス ト ミート ユーthere are also no spaces in japanese by the way

yea that was it HI NICE TO MEET YOU what did i do wrong lol

LOL Yea Nice to meet you was what i was trying to saying lol

were you trying to say that in english you have to say that like in english because im also a 3rd semester Jap student and I cant figure what you are trying to say if it was hi nice to meet you in Katakana its this(i think):ハイナイストウミトユ。im not sure though guess i should study some more

hi nise meet yuyou have a t in there though if that word is english anyway it spells out to "meet". though in japanese those 'e's are pronounced "eh" so im kind of confused there. as for translation, best guess:day fake with/and meet you."ill meet you on a fake day" perhaps? not the best grammar to my knowledge. though i dont exactly speak japanese

let me try again see if you can translate this in english plz!( ﾋ ﾆｾ ﾄ ﾒｴt ﾕ)

im not actually sure, i found a tutorial on how to intall it on my computer through google. There should be some option you jsut turn on in your control panel, i cant quite remember how, but it allows you to type in romaji, and it converts it to hiragana or katakana for you, as well as kanji. jsut google search for it

lol i new something was wrong! i think i didnt install it right becuse everytime i type in S i get TO IN KATAKANA! And if i type in the question mark i get KI! what did i do wrong?

katakana is used for foreign words. I'm a third semester student in japanese, so you probably want to have written that in hiragana. but here is the romaji version of what you wrote:kuni riikato koi konatsutsuniitoare you sure you got the right characters? I'm no expert but i couldn't figure out anything other than i know "kuni" means "nation" or "homeland". and "koi" is one of those oh so lovable homophones. could mean anything to me. the oher two words appear to be nonsense

can you tell what im saying i mean i just installed katakana and i was wondering if you can translate this in english please!(ｸﾆ ﾘｲｶﾄ ｺｲ ｺﾅｼｼﾆｲﾄ)

awesome i was on the connichi on their concert :D