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XPhoenix9 wrote: Otaku-sama, your japanese is a little bit wrong. You are using the wrong particle. It should be:

eego ga dekimasu kedo nihongo ga dekimasen.

I can [speak] english but I can’t [speak] japanese.

i expected to be wrong im still learning!!!

Otaku-sama, your japanese is a little bit wrong. You are using the wrong particle. It should be:

eego ga dekimasu kedo nihongo ga dekimasen.

I can [speak] english but I can’t [speak] japanese.

and better hair...

King Boo wrote: U people are Wapanese

shit, that looks a lil bit like me.... cept im older & better lookin

Thank you so much. ^^

Maggot Face wrote: I’ve also got a question regarding apologies.

How does one determine whether to say “Gomen ne” or “Gomenasai”? Is there really a difference or is it more like a formality thing?

it differs by formality. Gomen nasai is more formal.

Maggot Face wrote:

Otaku-sama wrote: hmmm...

Hey there, my favorite Korean living in Japan!

How would I say “I pay no attention whatever (sic) to anybody’s praise or blame. I simply follow my own feelings." in Japanese?

For those wondering, Mozart quote.

boku wa mina no sanshou, tenka shiganimo kakenai. watashi no kimochi wa tsuitemasu. this is how i can translate it, i don’t think it’s accurate, but i did as accurate as i can.

I’ve also got a question regarding apologies.

How does one determine whether to say “Gomen ne” or “Gomenasai”? Is there really a difference or is it more like a formality thing?

NeonMan5 wrote:

Maggot Face wrote:

Otaku-sama wrote: hmmm...

Hey there, my favorite Korean living in Japan!

How would I say “I pay no attention whatsoever to anybody’s praise or blame. I simply follow my own feelings." in Japanese?

For those wondering, Mozart quote.

Fixed.

The way I entered it was intentional. I left out the (sic) tag though. Whoops.

Maggot Face wrote:

Otaku-sama wrote: hmmm...

Hey there, my favorite Korean living in Japan!

How would I say “I pay no attention whatsoever to anybody’s praise or blame. I simply follow my own feelings." in Japanese?

For those wondering, Mozart quote.

Fixed.