Shitsumon ga arimasu ka? ..a topic to post your questions

sensei fee so2al kont dayman as2alo lamma a7dar el 7oson bs el jawab kan dayman enno hay ashya2 3ashan el mosaba2a"y3nee ma fee jawab mo7addad" but when I saw the pic in your blog the same question popped up again in mind....

What is this? Shitsumon ga arimasu ka? ..a topic to post your questions - Page 4 Daruma

Shitsumon ga arimasu ka? ..a topic to post your questions - Page 4 Daruma

I remember the person in the front was saying something like "darumasanna koromba koda"...

ooooh ... you remind me .. el7o9n kan dwaweeen Smile

Sensei .. I also want to know what is this exactly ... Shocked

But what can I tell from the kanji that written on it is :

水 = mizu , sui = water
神 = kami , shin = God
苑 = en = garden

Then MizuShinEn will be : the Garden of Water God ...... I think scratch

I am intending to make a separate post about this "thing", that's why i put only the picture to make people look forward for the next post Very Happy

Please wait until 17 Jan. Smile

I'll be waiting b fare3' el saber...y3nee el bestanna 10 sneen bestann yomen talate Very Happy

私も待っています。。試験を頑張って下さいね！ Smile

Konnichi wa Amani Sensei .. Smile

About the word ( anata ) .. shall I write it in hiragana ( あなた ) or in kanji ( 貴方 ) ? scratch

And when talking to a girl shall I use the fem-pronoun ( 貴女 ) ?

Thanks for the daruma explanation sensei !
but I'm still wondering about the words the man "in al-7usun" says...

"I remember the person in the front was saying something like "darumasanna koromba koda"..."

BME san,
usually the hiragana ANATA is used. Smile

(yokatta desu ne)

YzN san,
maybe it is something like :
DARUMA SAN GA KORONDA NO DA! = darauma san fell down!
Actually i don't remember what was said, if i hear it again, i can make sure of what was said.

Quote :: DARUMA SAN GA KORONDA NO DA! = darauma san fell down!

I think it's something like what u said " the tone is somehow the same" and the meaning matches the situation!

Arigatou sensei!

YzN san!
I solved your mystery that took 10 years Very Happy

I saw it on this link
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DuG5Az8ou6g
and it says :" daruma san ga koronda!"
check it out, its funny! Very Happy

...and finally the mystery is solved!
The DARUMA case is now closed Very Happy

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ARIGATOU SENSEI!

halla2 ba2dar anam o ana merta7 Very Happy

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kanji_chan wrote:: BME san,
usually the hiragana ANATA is used. (yokatta desu ne)

そう　ですね！よかった　ですよ！^^
そして。。漢字　の　有り難う　は　難しい　ですから、ひらがな　の　ありがとう　の　使い　は　よかった　ですね！
質問：使い『つかい』は usage ですか？
そして。。youtube video を　ありがとう　^^
あの　フランス人　は　間違いました。。『saaruma san kudat』を　聞きました！
アマニ　先生。。
私は　この　全文　が　3時　から　3時30分　まで　書きました！。。遅い　ですか？^^;

Sensei .. if there any mistake please correct it .. I hope there is not too many ^^;
Note : "lelamaaneh" .. I don't memorize all the (kanji)s I used .. you know .. kana-kanji conversation system on computer is great Razz

BME san,
三十分　だけ　かかりましたか？
すごいよ！　ぜんぜん遅くないです！、、、、、、早いですね！
Just one thing :
I don't know the best way, but for me i would rather say :
「ありがとう」を使えてよかった。 = It's good that we can use hiragana "arigatou".

使います: tsukaimasu : to use
使えます : tsukaEmasu : CAN use
tsukaete : TE form from tsukaemasu.

kanji_chan wrote:: BME san,
三十分　だけ　かかりましたか？
すごいよ！　ぜんぜん遅くないです！、、、、、、早いですね！

はい、三十分　だけ　かかりました　 Smile

本当に？　『うれしい』 Crying or Very sad

kanji_chan wrote:: Just one thing :
I don't know the best way, but for me i would rather say :
「ありがとう」を使えてよかった。 = It's good that we can use hiragana "arigatou".

使います: tsukaimasu : to use
使えます : tsukaEmasu : CAN use
tsukaete : TE form from tsukaemasu.

新しい情報をありがとう。。。『すみません。。情報は information ですか？』

Can I use this way with any masu-form verb ?
Or just with the verbs ending with い ? like : naraimasu ==> naraemasu : can learn .

yep, jouhou is info.
And nop, there is a rule for conjugating the verbs to be with CAN; which i don't clearly know,, but i can still use them.....don't ask me how cuz i don't know lool

Sugoi Amani sensei ... using rules without knowing them Razz

well I'm not actually using the rules.. you know, just following some patterns.

Just a correction for your comment on my blog :
"korosanai de kudasai" = don't kill me.
We use the NAI form + DE to say "don't (verb) .."
-don't go : ikanai de kudasai
-don't eat : tabenai de kudasai

Arigatou gozaimasu .. Very Happy

I tried to say ( don't kill me ) by adding the kanji ( 殺 ) to ( shite ) then ( nai ) Razz

But I think it will be right if I want to say ( kill = koroshite ) , ne ?

じゃあ。。日本に行かないで下さい。。毎日大学に私達を教えて下さいね、先生 Smile

I have a question Very Happy

Will this forum be active again after the final exams?
Waiting for everyone! Very Happy

For me I will not be here all the holiday .. but it shall be active Smile

.. we are the nihongo class students Wink

and this is our beloved forum .. I think it's just a matter of exams that make the forum activity decreased Smile

Ohayou gozaimasu Amani Sensei ^^

If I want to ask : do you speak japanese ? ... shall I say ( nihongo de hanashimasuka ? ) or ( nihongo wo hanashimasuka ? ) ?

there are many ways, the ones you mentioned are both correct. But usually we say : nihongo ga dekimasu ka?
dekimasu = can
==> "can you japanese?" == can u speak Japanese.

ありがとう先生 ^^
じゃあ。。日本語を出来ましょう ^^

well it's strange to say "dekimashou".
When u say let's speak japanese, its more normal to say :
nihongo de hanashimashou.
so, nihongo de hanashimashou!