Futa's birthday
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Nexus_Schwarz
Usually has stupid ideas
W00! Happy birthday, dude! ^^
celestial_sacred
Active Member
HaPPY BiRTHDaY To FuTa!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Enjoy the day~ 
LuigiBlood
New Member
Happy birthday Futa !!! Enjoy your EPIC day~~
MugenSeiRyuu
Savers Girls Fanboy
Happy Burstday to both of you!
Complex Mind
Sleep Enforcement Officer
Happy Birthday! Wish you more wisdom in your many[/I} years!
Thanks, guys! I'm happy for being part of the group! I'm so touched... *weeps*
Here comes my working habit...
(Glad to meet you all too!)
どうもありがとう！ヘ(・ρ・ヘ))))) ウヘヘヘェ♪
(Thank you!)
Hope everybody had a great day too!
Here comes my working habit...
Warrock6690;98870 said:お誕生日おめでとう、ふたまる君！パーテイーを祝いたり、プレゼントを届きたりするのが出来るなら、ふたまる君のバースデーはもっと豪快になるでしょうはね。残念。。。
。。。祝ったり。。。届いたり。。。
豪快 -> にぎやか
でも少なくとも、ここで挨拶が出来ます！Warrock6690;98870 said:でも少なくも、ここで挨拶出来ます！
Warrock6690;98870 said:実は、ふたまる君にはこのフォールムで会った良かった。本当に嬉しいよ。たとえ在外に住んでいます、フォールムで常に私達とつながる。他のメンバーも。
ふたまる君とこのフォールムに出会えて良かった。
たとえ在外に住んでいます -> たとえ違う国ですんでいますが
Besides those, the usage of sentence style... (辞書形、謙譲語) should be consistent to the same target person. There should be no mixing of 出来ます and 出来る.
こちらこそ、皆と会えて良かったと思う。Warrock6690;98870 said:実は、ふたまる君にはこのフォールムで会った良かった。本当に嬉しいよ。たとえ在外に住んでいます、フォールムで常に私達とつながる。
(Glad to meet you all too!)
Warrock6690;98870 said:または、お誕生日おめでとう！
どうもありがとう！ヘ(・ρ・ヘ))))) ウヘヘヘェ♪
(Thank you!)
Hope everybody had a great day too!
Hitomaru
Translator, empty...
Haha, I guess I was a bit off as I was typing all that 
But I can't say I didn't try right? haha.
Hmmm, according to the Genki 2 book I read, the potential verb form of する->出来る. Sometimes, I see that directly appended to state the capability of doing X(noun)...can you tell me exactly when can you just have noun+出来る? Without the が - Just making sure, I think I'm jumbling it up lol
I made a mistake with the たり、たりする form conjugation lol - point taken :3
Well, I learned a lot from self-study and honestly, I haven't written an essay in straight Japanese yet. Hey, this doesn't have to be formal! haha parallelism and consistency later *happy birthday thing* lol
Anyway, I will become better in time Thanks for the corrections - I think I've been learning too liberally maybe...haha.
It has not been a YEAR yet since I started studying Cut me some slack! wahahahahahahahahahahaha lolololol *All the more Koroku-sama will have my head*
But I can't say I didn't try right? haha.Hmmm, according to the Genki 2 book I read, the potential verb form of する->出来る. Sometimes, I see that directly appended to state the capability of doing X(noun)...can you tell me exactly when can you just have noun+出来る? Without the が - Just making sure, I think I'm jumbling it up lol
I made a mistake with the たり、たりする form conjugation lol - point taken :3
Well, I learned a lot from self-study and honestly, I haven't written an essay in straight Japanese yet. Hey, this doesn't have to be formal! haha parallelism and consistency later *happy birthday thing* lol
Anyway, I will become better in time
Thanks for the corrections - I think I've been learning too liberally maybe...haha. It has not been a YEAR yet since I started studying
Cut me some slack! wahahahahahahahahahahaha lolololol *All the more Koroku-sama will have my head*
I've never seen noun+する in formal use, but I think it's quite common to use that like... in advertisement etc to convey the message fast.
Even I feel that it'a a bit wrong to use 挨拶が出来ます. More proper usage will be 挨拶することが出来ます.
Which remonds me of one more:
プレゼントを届きたりするのが出来るなら -> プレゼントを届いたりすることが出来るなら
Self learning is the best way to learn. As we are self motivated, the learning progress will be faster, and we get to fill our free time too! Just read a lot, listen a lot, and get experience from how people reads/writes, and you will know whether your sentence is right or wrong... (That's how I learned, so even if I learned the wrong thing I wouldn't know)
Even I feel that it'a a bit wrong to use 挨拶が出来ます. More proper usage will be 挨拶することが出来ます.
Which remonds me of one more:
プレゼントを届きたりするのが出来るなら -> プレゼントを届いたりすることが出来るなら
Self learning is the best way to learn. As we are self motivated, the learning progress will be faster, and we get to fill our free time too! Just read a lot, listen a lot, and get experience from how people reads/writes, and you will know whether your sentence is right or wrong... (That's how I learned, so even if I learned the wrong thing I wouldn't know
)
Hitomaru
Translator, empty...
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From Genki again:
"Add の to the verbal short form to express the idea of doing X"
Ex (From Genki):たけしさんは日本語を話すのが上手です。
I guess it's also ok...the use of こと works the same way...lol we will be chided again if we make this into a language thread lmao. Reply to this one, maybe for one last time haha. I'll just make a new thread later if it still grows
This is OK, you can see this in formal text at times, but make sure you never ever use を in place of が. Using the former is considered highly substandard, although grammatically correct.