Hi, im japanese LoL player. 日本語が話せる外国の方とPlayしてみたいです。 そんな方っていますか？

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I'm taking every single word phrase verb anything that I know about the Japanese language and spewing it onto the page. This is what I have so far.

かわい / かわいい / かわいいい

Hello, everyone.

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It does not matter where you are from in the world. All you need to do is speak Nihongo multiple times a day, lasting a total of 15 minutes per day, across the span of five (5) days, and get paid for it.

Interested?

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What are these and can someone type them down for translating?

kawaii deshita and kawai-katta, are both correct?

I was wanting to use Rhythm Tengoku (an easy to pick up game, even if you can't read Japanese) to casually study kana, seeing as it probably shouldn't contain kanji (the bane of my existence), or at least use furigana because it was designed as a childrens' game. Well, to my disappointment, there was no way to avoid the kanji. I was just wondering what the viewpoint of the writers might have been. Thoughts?

Doing a survey for Japanese class, super on the pulse anthropological research, about peoples favorite waifus.

Asking a few questions:

1. Who is your waifu?

2. Why is she your favorite waifu?

3. Would you kill for your waifu?

If possible answer in Japanese. That is all, thank you degen army for your generous contribute to academia!

Is the letter ざ pronounced as za or dza? If I put ざ in the translator I hear "dza". But if I put some word, like ... ご ざ い ま す, I hear "za" (... gozaimasu). So how should I pronounce? Are there any rules or in some words the sound just gets weaker? Thank you very much in advance! God bless you ❤

私の名前はミランダ。アメリカ人の女です。小学生の時から日本語を勉強した。今は高校の一年生(夏の時まで)。テキサスに住んでいる。暑いですよ。漫画が大好き。日本語を分かってEメールをして友達になってばいいのか？ [email protected] それとも、レディットもいい。

So, my textbook (BKB2) has the following sentence in kana: 「にちようび」の「よう」というじは、かくそうがおおくて、むずかしい。

After wracking my brain for about half an hour and looking online, I still can't figure out which word the 「よう」 is supposed to be.

I'm probably misunderstanding something fundamental about the structure because I just can't wrap my head around it. I'd translate it as something like "Speaking of the 「X」 of 「Sunday」, the stroke count is large and difficult." but that just doesn't really make sense to me.

First よう I could think of was 様 and then 用 but 様 doesn't even seem to fit the 日曜日のよう structure and 用 just sounds weird.　手伝っていただけませんか。

おじが私に自転車をプレゼントしてくれたのおかげで、自転車のが大好きなことになってきった。

I was going to ask on HiNative, but then it said I didn’t have enough coins.

Is it normal to utterly detest a language as you learn it? I have to switch to a whole different mind to get into the groove in class. I can finally read hiragana and katagana...I can even understand whole chapters in Genki 1, but now I’m just hating it.