[LPW #77] BLOOD BATH FEVER!!!

[zad38]

... i think we should all ignore sky for the time being... all in agreement say aye...

 

[pichu655889]

yeah, for example when i compared it to the kana list, no matched but i pasted it to google it came back as it is and death... so im guessing its got something to do with kanji?

I don't really thing using Google Translate will help too much for grammar, you need something more detailed that specifies how it is used together with what it means
If I have time I'll see if I can find any online guides (or maybe copy down some of my notes)

 

[Shinseph]

Sure we could ignore sky, but, doesn't that just give him free reign?

 

[MadSova]

『Sky, only you and Samye are left... Also, lurk lurk...』

 

[zad38]

i suppose, and damn its gonna take me forever to get through this vocabulary, until i start recognizing characters i dont think im gonna progress anywhere 0.0

 

[Shinseph]

/me gets a stick and starts to poke lurking sova.

 

[pichu655889]

i suppose, and damn its gonna take me forever to get through this vocabulary, until i start recognizing characters i dont think im gonna progress anywhere 0.0

Start from N5 to N4 to N3... That's kinda like the order of difficulty
The list might be long but I think it's pretty well laid out and easy to understand

 

[MadSova]

/me grabs the stick and sticks it into Sky's nostril...
『Lurk lurk lurk...』

 

[zad38]

you gave me the n3 stuff and OMG! my mum just made me facepalm she asked me basic one's look hello and goodbye, when i said sionara she got it mixed up with senioriata (is that how you say it? the spanish word?)

 

[Anayomex]

Passing by .....

 

[DreamCa7ch3r]

You mean senorita?

 

[MadSova]

/me is lurking
[hl-red]『Lurk luuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuurk luuuuuuurk.................』[/hl-red]

 

[zad38]

thats the one! i didn't do spanish or that so i dont know any spellings haha, and sova why lurk?

 

[Shinseph]

Aww...my stick...

I'm mainly using TextFugu, Genki and Anki for my learning.

 

[DreamCa7ch3r]

I had Italian in elementary school, so I got used to that kind of spelling.

 

[pichu655889]

you gave me the n3 stuff and OMG! my mum just made me facepalm she asked me basic one's look hello and goodbye, when i said sionara she got it mixed up with senioriata (is that how you say it? the spanish word?)

The lists include N5 ~ N3, they should be categorized in tables in the lists.

My friend confused Ohayou (おはよう; Good Morning) with Ohio, the US state

 

[zad38]

im just trying to learn to speak it, once im happy with my speech ill learn to write, then take a course and show up the newbs XD but yeah i wouldn't mind it, was suggested to me to learn it so i can become an english teacher in japan, dont know if i would but its always a door i can open...

i nearly done that the first time i said it haha was like how do i spell this... ohio... no lets google it! thank god i did haha

 

[Shinseph]

Well they are quite similar in sound.

 

[zad38]

hmm question, there are two ways to write blue and two ways for red, Ao and Aoi, Aka and Akai (i think) whats the difference?

 

[MadSova]

『I think it depends on how it is used? Aka or Ao means colors themselves while Akai or Aoi means something of that color...』

 

[zad38]

so in other words, ao no exorcist actually means the blue exorcist where as if it was written aoi no exorcist it would mean the exorcist that is blue? or something like that?

 

[♥ Sky]

/me takes off tea-senpai's pants

 

[pichu655889]

hmm question, there are two ways to write blue and two ways for red, Ao and Aoi, Aka and Akai (i think) whats the difference?

青/赤 are nouns
青い/赤い are adjectives

Something like that, but it's better to just remember the ones with い
I don't think there's a large difference in meaning/usage


It would be Ao no Exorcist but Aoi Exorcist
Not too sure on the difference though. You're better off asking a native speaker like [MENTION=66271]ryuta[/MENTION];

 

[Shinseph]

I believe Ao and aka are the adjective form of the colors. The other are the noun versions.

 

[MadSova]

『Actually, Ao no Exorcist means Exorcist of Blue while Aoi Exorcist would mean Blue Exorcist... And saying Aoi no Exorcist is just grammatically wrong...』

『Skyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy... You are late~... Well, not yet but soon anyway...』