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mid-level asp.net web application developer.

JLPT 2-Kyu 2008
Works a Japanese company in Nagoya
I've been in japan since 2008, but my studying goes back to 1999.


Aug
9
comment What is the learning curve for learning Japanese writing?
Karaoke of english songs are in english with katakana furigana
Aug
9
answered What is the learning curve for learning Japanese writing?
Aug
9
comment When to use 欲しがる instead of 欲しい
@derek great response. I edited my question to show what i was trying to say with my japanese sentence. It was asking if my teacher wanted me to eat vegetables. threw the てほしい in there to make it more complicated, but i don't think it changes garu usage
Aug
9
revised When to use 欲しがる instead of 欲しい
added 106 characters in body
Aug
8
asked When to use 欲しがる instead of 欲しい
Aug
8
comment Must do : ~なければならない vs ~なくてはいけない
isn't ないと just the short form of なければ?
Aug
8
comment is it a rumor that eating really loudly is considered polite?
only in reference to eating noodles.
Aug
6
comment the difference between じゃん (jan) and だろう/でしょう (darou/desho)
Just a question on できたじゃん, is that the shortened version of できたんじゃない with んです or is it perfectly fine grammar meaning something else? Was always under the impression that it needed a 「ん」 in there
Aug
6
revised the difference between じゃん (jan) and だろう/でしょう (darou/desho)
edited tags
Aug
5
comment What are slang terms for Japanese money?
@dave tweet questions have a different problem and shouldn't be used as evidence to support your claim. Be this is neitehr here nor there.
Aug
5
comment Why did オレンジ replace 橙【だいだい】?
@enno Job in IT world has a completely different meaning than shigoto which can be translated as "work" where "job" refers to a batch.
Aug
4
revised Meaning of しやしま as sentence ender
two spaces for line breaks and changed it to be a little more polite
Aug
4
comment Contraction of particle の to ん before nouns in colloquial Japanese
Wow... apparently it is. You can ignore my first comment then.
Aug
4
comment Contraction of particle の to ん before nouns in colloquial Japanese
this sounds like a dialect more so than standard Japanese. I don't believe i've ever heard this before.
Aug
4
accepted Are there names like ワンコイン for the other coins?
Aug
4
comment Are there names like ワンコイン for the other coins?
the commentors were trying to seek clarification on my question is why they didn't post them as answers.
Aug
4
revised Are there names like ワンコイン for the other coins?
added 123 characters in body
Aug
4
comment Are there names like ワンコイン for the other coins?
Yes dave you are correct in that it means 1 coin, but ever reference I have seen and heard so far has been that it means 500 yen coin. Though it is interesting that after 1 coin is written in Ito's link specfically says 100 yen and the gyudonya near my works specifically says 500yen. But what about in conversation where you don't have the qualifier afterwards stating what it means?
Aug
4
asked Are there names like ワンコイン for the other coins?
Jul
29
comment How to say, “things like”
i would just add that っぽい while means "like" has the connotation that it is not what is expected or has a negative connotation.