Japanese Lessons
Okay, so here's what Misawa-san taught me today. I am gonna try to keep a journal of all the Japanese I learn, so that I won't forget it.
Desu = "is" and is a verb, so goes last in the sentence. It can be just 'des' depending on conjugation.
Hajima Mashta = nice to meet you
Watashi-no namae-wa Randy desu = I(my) name Randy is.
Genki Deska = how are you?
Do Itashimashte = you're welcome
Arigato = thanks
Ashta = tomorrow
okay, that's all for now.
Watashi means "I," but with "no" after it, it makes it possessive "my."
Desu = "is" and is a verb, so goes last in the sentence. It can be just 'des' depending on conjugation.
Hajima Mashta = nice to meet you
Watashi-no namae-wa Randy desu = I(my) name Randy is.
Genki Deska = how are you?
Do Itashimashte = you're welcome
Arigato = thanks
Ashta = tomorrow
okay, that's all for now.
Watashi means "I," but with "no" after it, it makes it possessive "my."


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