Japanese

[STD_Dimitri13]

Originally Posted by Sunako_Nakahara_Girl

“チョコレート” (read as “Choo Ko Re To”) sounds almost the same as when you say it in English.

If it's choo, then there's an u after the chi and small yo.

おなまえは？- onamae wa - What’s your name.?

You'd put desu ka at the end.. And the first o is very formal.. So you don't need it if you're just talking to someone your age really..

きょのことば kyo no kotoba-word of the day

It's kyoo, so there's an u at the end.

Originally Posted by SethSquall

For next lesson I need to like write about myself like. But like all I've got is,

私はジョーダンです。
I am Jordan

Maybe

私はさくらんぼやいちごすきです。私のたんじょうびを十八しーがつ

Supposed to say "I like cherries and strawberries. My birthday is on the 28th of April."

But I know it's probably horribly wrong. Look forward to your corrections lmao. Oh and does anyone know anything else I could say.

First off, It would be 私は さくらん(or whatever cherry is) と いちご が すきです。

As for the birthday (let me get my notes out..).. It's 四月二十八日 に 生(うま)れた。 (Not completely sure, just wait for someone more proficient than I to correct me lol)

You can use そして(it's like a [sentence]. And, [sentence]) to join them, like: 私は さくらん(or whatever cherry is) と いちご が すきです。そして, 四月二十八日 に 生(うま)れた。