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[Sora's Little Helper]

Aulas -.-

[xXHumanoidLoverXx]

sana gawing hunyo 20

[Sora's Little Helper]

Esta thread tá um bocado morta não tá?

[xXHumanoidLoverXx]

kapal ng mukha!

[Xiala920]

@Darkside of The Sun hello po malapit na pasukan....nakakainis ayoko pang pumasok!!!!!>_<

Edited by Xiala920, 03 June 2012 - 08:34 AM.

[xXHumanoidLoverXx]

@Darkside of The Sun hello po malapit na pasukan....nakakainis >_<

oo nga eh! maaga nanaman ako gigising! >_<

[Wuver]

@SLH

no portuguese there. spanish and portuguese share some isimilar words o3o but yeah.


nadie habla enspanol aqui? /solaparasiempre

[xXHumanoidLoverXx]

hmph lumalandi ang bruha

[AverageGoddess]

interessantes Thema, yay für Sprachen

Interesting topic, yay for languages

[Wuver]

muy interesante...

voy ajuegar mi juegos por que no tengo nada mas bueno que hacer.

[xXHumanoidLoverXx]

yay!! june 13 na pasukan namin!!!!

[Sora's Little Helper]

@SLH

no portuguese there. spanish and portuguese share some isimilar words o3o but yeah.


nadie habla enspanol aqui? /solaparasiempre

Desde quando é que não há português aqui?

[Xiala920]

yay!! june 13 na pasukan namin!!!! http://kh13.com/forum/public/style_emoti...

and daya =3= ako bukas na D:<

[Xenidal]

Well, I haven't learned any kanji yet so I couldn't read it? Is there a way for me to learn kanji? Do you know any sites or anything that can help me learn kanji? Because I get pretty confused with kanji.

I don't know of any off the top of my head, but I know that http://www.jisho.org is a good dictionary (for if you need to lookup the meaning of a kanji)
If you are trying to learn kanji then here's a piece of advice -- learn what the characters mean (and how to pronounce them) in context rather than memorizing the symbols themselves. Most kanji has at least 2 readings (the on reading (based on old Chinese) and the kun reading (based on old Japanese)... and many characters have multiple ways it can be pronounced for each reading). An example of this is the kanji "日", which can be read as either "ka", "hi", "bi", "jitsu", "nichi", or something else, all depending on context.

But even without knowing how to "read" the kanji you can still take a good guess at what it means. For example, seeing "日" somewhere then I can take a good guess that the word has something to do with the sun or day, even if I have no idea if it should be pronounced as "ka" or "hi" or "bi" or "nichi" or whatever.

Edited by Xenidal, 04 June 2012 - 08:10 AM.

[Lu Xun]

Eu amo KH13

I love KH13

[Sora's Little Helper]

Eu amo KH13

I love KH13

YO MANO!

Como tás?

[xXHumanoidLoverXx]

and daya =3= ako bukas na D:<

Edited by Darkside of The Sun, 04 June 2012 - 09:29 AM.

[Sora's Little Helper]

ME GUSTA

[Wuver]

te gusta que.

[xXHumanoidLoverXx]

ang tanga tanga naman