Sorry everyone, I've been preparing for my move to Australia so I have been really busy lately. But hopefully now things will get back up and running.
Gomenasai - ごめんなさい - I'm sorry
Hisashiburi desu ne - ひさしぶりですね - It's been a long time, hasn't it.
Hirashiburi - ひさしぶり, means "it's been a long time" and can be used in many situations. For example if you meet a friend you have not seen in a long time, or happen to be eating a meal you haven't tried in a long time you can use the phrase "Hirashiburi -ひさしぶり"
Using "ne" at the end of a sentence will make it like the end of an English sentence when using "don't you think" or "isn't it".
Examples:
Sugoi desu ne - すごいですね - Amazing, Isn't it.
Kawaii desu ne - かわいいですね - Cute, don't you think.
Great to be back, hope you'll come and read again soon!
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As you can see my name is Quinn. The reason I made this blog is to really to help beginners learn the Japanese language to a point where they can have a basic conversation. Starting from the most basic phrases and working our way up to some more advanced sentances. I hope you find the blog fun as well as educational. I also want to thank my partner Kumiko for her input as well!
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As you can see my name is Quinn. The reason I made this blog is to really to help beginners learn the Japanese language to a point where they can have a basic conversation. Starting from the most basic phrases and working our way up to some more advanced sentances. I hope you find the blog fun as well as educational. I also want to thank my partner Kumiko for her input as well!
Please feel free to comment or ask any questions about the posts!