We're all happy.
Lets start this one out shall we?
I go first.. um
The particle "desu" is used when the subject A is equals to the Subject B..
Ex. "II desu", means It = good
Correct me if i'm wrong please.
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We're all happy. Lets start this one out shall we? I go first.. um The particle "desu" is used when the subject A is equals to the Subject B.. Ex. "II desu", means It = good Correct me if i'm wrong please. Last edited by Tubster68 on July 01 2006, 2:03 AM, edited 1 time in total.
Kuso=dammit or shit....lol
i'm expecting some useful in the long run >.<" 
"No" shows that the noun it follows explains or characterizes another noun that comes after it, it is frequently used for the possesive 'of".
Ex. Tokyo no machi desu - it is the city of tokyo Morning musume no hyokkori hyoutan-jima - morning musume's hyokkori hyoutan island Last edited by Tubster68 on June 20 2006, 11:35 AM, edited 2 times in total.
"kore" and "kono"
What's the difference? When do you use which? kore- can only be alone kono- cannot be alone. EX. kore wa kompyuta desu - this is a computer Kono kompyuta wa warui desu - this computer is bad
the overused sugoi!!! means awesome cool. guys should try to use suge more girls use sugoi more but whatever they'll understand yah!
thats right jikari does mean light same with hikaru semenaide = don't make fun of it kesanaide = don't destroy it daredatte= don't cheapen it yume dake = my dreams kimi dake = and you  This post has been edited 666 times by Reno the fastest edit button in the east!
can also be used to link up with other expressions to express the "how" of something or to what degree not only wonderful and terric but can be awful as well ex: sugoku zyoozu da = is awfully skilled/skillful similar to an english expression such as "she's awfully cute", "she's awfully darn cute".
Ichi- 1
ni- 2 san- 3 shi/yon- 4 go- 5 roku- 6 shichi/nana- 7 hachi- 8 kyuu/ku- 9 juu- 10 Getsuyoobi - monday Kayoobi - Tuesday soiyoobi - Wednesday Mokuyoobi - Thursday Kin'yoobi - Friday Doyoobi - Saturday Nichiyoobi - Sunday In months, add a "gatsu" in front of a the number and you get your months. EX. Ichigatsu - January, Nigatsu - Febuary
thxs tubster, been tryin 2 learn 7,8,9 lol been hearing like loads of other ones and i was well confused lol
btw, how do u say ur very beautilful 
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