すみません！is this thing on? *taps the microphone* Oh yes, hello world. i do not understand why it took me a half hour to type those characters...for some odd reason they kept converting to kanji then disappear whenever i placed the cursor beside them...strange, very strange.
i'm not exactly sure where to begin. whenever i master the art of typing hiragana, this blog will be filled with random and sometimes silly anecdotes (unless i'm in a foul mood, which is rare).
this weekend i thought it would be amusing to order japanese food in chinese, but much to my surprise the guy who placed my order at the restaurant (hayashi ya) spoke chinese! ha! i then proceeded to tell him: watashi no koronbia wa daigakusei desu (which i think i totally butchered because he laughed). that was the highlight of my weekend, coupled with countless hours of studying/reading. ah yes, i completely forgot that i spent time with friends which was great.
i suppose i'll continue with my studies however i am getting hungry. you know, using の and わ confuses me, but i'm sure i'll figure it out someday. :-)
Ja mata!! しつれいします
3 comments:
What does "funkyuu" mean? Is thi Japanese?
"Watashi no koronbia wa daigakusei desu" mean "My Columbia is college student," but the guy laughed, which means GOOD!
そのレストランではなにをたべましたか？おすしですか？
I'm a TA who visited your class last Tuesday.
I found a lot of Japanese restaurant run by Chinese and they have strange (Americanized?) japanese food. but anyway, I'm happy that non-Japanese people like japanese food.
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