I prefer to call it the Latin alphabet as there really isn't a "Roman" language. The Romans did not have a language of their own, they were merely the residents of the city of Rome.
1. I don't think he's Japanese, 2. Who cares if his laptop had sound muted or not, 3. The video length is decided by the author and finally 4. Do you hear that *quiet silence ensues* That's the SOUND of NO-ONE CARING! :D
Oh yeah? My Mum's a freaking translator!!! I knew how to speak it till I started school. The more I went to the english school, the more I forgot and in just a couple of years, I forgot pretty much everything. Unbelievable eh?
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Hahaha. Explains why people can speak multilanguages right? Because obviously you can only know one language at a time. In other words, you are not mentally capable of learning more than one language, in other words.. You're a moron!
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No, you clearly know NOTHING. It's YOU'RE you fucking half-wit. Seriously, you have just humiliated your own knowledge of English. Go back to school, please. Oh and did I say, you're from England, and from what I've seen you probably failed your GCSE's.
You failed. If you wanna bitch about grammar, look at your own. Okay first, You don't capitilize 'And', It can be input as shown. "Hmm, and other...." Secondly, Why do you care about someone's grammer on a computer? Is your IQ that fucking low to care about someone's grammer on the internet? Geez, Get over yourself dude and get a life.
pretty much the same thing happened to me... when i was a child i spent 4 years in japan and i got really good in japanese. however, now i only remember a few random phrases...
You're kidding right? I am not some loser like you who is on the internet just to boost their self esteem because of their self conscious inferiority complex and here just to enjoy videos and tell people my 2 cents.
@maplemagician is this the correct way you use to type though if you transferred your keyboard to Japanese typing? Because you can still see some english words in this one,
Hello, I was very curious how to finish setting up the Windows XP version of the Japanese IME for applications in MS Office 2003. I have installed the correct version off of Microsoft's site, but I can't find out how to type the Japanese characters on the keyboard in MS WORD. I am not seeing any selection tool or anything other than the set language option, which seemingly doesn't do anything for me. Do you have any advice for me here? Any would be appreciated. Thank you.
(I) for hiragana (Japanese alphabet), there are two input methods
(a) JIS -- input with hiragana,
(bi) Romanji , the default method, will convert English alphabets into Japanese hiragana automatically.
(II) when press the space bar, a kanji candiate pops out , if it is not the one you want, then Press space bar the list of Kanji candidates will pop out, use arrow key and enter to choose the one you want. Refer to help for detail.
In a lot of Japanese input methods, "Interactive kana-kanji conversion" that consults the dictionary of the kanji from the hiragana is used together. For instance, "East Asian language pack" supports kana-kanji conversion in the Windows system of Microsoft. This "Interactive kana-kanji conversion" was installed in Japanese electronic typewriter "OASYS100" made by FUJITSU Ltd. for the first time in 1980.
The most certain candidate shows up when the conversion key is pushed after the hiragana is input when "Interactive kana-kanji conversion" is used. A different candidate shows up when the conversion key is pushed again. When long sentences are converted in bulk, the length of a noteworthy clause might be changed with a cursor key. The conversion operation can be done with not only the conversion key but also the space key.
how the hell do u do spaces in japanese writing plzzzzz tell me in on my ipod touch
dashah9 7 months ago
I've always thought this to be an interesting mental exercise ie to write in one system and to follow your progress in three others. Impressive!
4545454545asp 1 year ago
I prefer to call it the Latin alphabet as there really isn't a "Roman" language. The Romans did not have a language of their own, they were merely the residents of the city of Rome.
lekotar 1 year ago
Your computer has no soun dwhat kinda laptop is that
and i thought tha tlal japanese people typed faster than
americans that just so not cool!! >:{
and you made the video to long!
denisecarruth 1 year ago
@denisecarruth
1. I don't think he's Japanese, 2. Who cares if his laptop had sound muted or not, 3. The video length is decided by the author and finally 4. Do you hear that *quiet silence ensues* That's the SOUND of NO-ONE CARING! :D
Bendyournoodle 7 months ago
What laptop is that?
Kin632 2 years ago
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bloodybutsa 2 years ago
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hanRyuWave 2 years ago
yay!
animelubbor432 1 year ago
ォlsニセヴィデオイtsコオlォl
4thelite121 3 years ago
now if there was a way i could learn the language too... =(
chunicone 3 years ago
I used to be able to fluently speak Japanese. It sucks that I FORGOT THE WHOLE LANGUAGE
Ruber007 3 years ago
you cant be fluent at a language and just forgett it like that so you prob did not ever know it
ASHLEyTISDALe0101 3 years ago
Oh yeah? My Mum's a freaking translator!!! I knew how to speak it till I started school. The more I went to the english school, the more I forgot and in just a couple of years, I forgot pretty much everything. Unbelievable eh?
Ruber007 3 years ago
oh ok now i get it. i did not know that you went to an english school and then forgott everything. sorry!
ASHLEyTISDALe0101 3 years ago
if shes a translator have her teach you again
mi9ke9 3 years ago
I've tried. So many times...
Ruber007 3 years ago
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Hahaha. Explains why people can speak multilanguages right? Because obviously you can only know one language at a time. In other words, you are not mentally capable of learning more than one language, in other words.. You're a moron!
beebogroll 3 years ago
yes.
Because morons do not make random "no your'e dumb" comments on video's all day do they.
nuttyape 2 years ago
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Hmm. And other morons don't realise that when they try to be clever they completely fail at grammar. Good job!
beebogroll 2 years ago
You failed again.
nuttyape 2 years ago
"Your'e dumb" Nice.
beebogroll 2 years ago
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No, you clearly know NOTHING. It's YOU'RE you fucking half-wit. Seriously, you have just humiliated your own knowledge of English. Go back to school, please. Oh and did I say, you're from England, and from what I've seen you probably failed your GCSE's.
beebogroll 2 years ago
shhh child.
nuttyape 2 years ago
Failed again.
Bendyournoodle 2 years ago
You failed. If you wanna bitch about grammar, look at your own. Okay first, You don't capitilize 'And', It can be input as shown. "Hmm, and other...." Secondly, Why do you care about someone's grammer on a computer? Is your IQ that fucking low to care about someone's grammer on the internet? Geez, Get over yourself dude and get a life.
UnicornOnAcid 2 years ago
You don't CAPITALIZE "And" after a comma. Failboat.
beebogroll 2 years ago
Are you telling me this, or are you refreshing my memory of how stupid you really are?.. :)
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"Hmm. And other morons don't realise that when they try to be clever they completely fail at grammar. Good job!"
UnicornOnAcid 2 years ago
That my friend is a full stop, not a comma.
beebogroll 2 years ago
dude....that sucks like...more than anything...
KairiSoraRiku35 3 years ago
pretty much the same thing happened to me... when i was a child i spent 4 years in japan and i got really good in japanese. however, now i only remember a few random phrases...
xmadnessmanx 3 years ago
I feel sorry for the people who believe you.
michaelp2234 3 years ago
You're kidding right? I am not some loser like you who is on the internet just to boost their self esteem because of their self conscious inferiority complex and here just to enjoy videos and tell people my 2 cents.
Ruber007 3 years ago
What? You should practice what you preach and think before you start insulting people.
michaelp2234 3 years ago
To simplify for idiots, I'm not gonna lie just because I feel bad for myself unlike you
Ruber007 3 years ago
You cant loose the whole human capitol of the language...you just werent ever fluent...
zaftpilot 3 years ago
ドもありがとございます
Byakugan1213 3 years ago
so this is hiragana right?
9tailedaznguy 4 years ago
it's a mix of all three. in most sentences all three styles r used. to really understand it, u gotta take classes.
Iwatchedurvideo2 4 years ago
それはちょっと涼しかった! しかしビット長くおよび私はそれをすべて読むことができなかった... 私達が学校の日本語を今して、私はクラスを示すことができる! ありがとう!
pinksoda32 4 years ago 5
what the difference between this and kanji?.. when is used what? =P im confused.
MRSBA7 4 years ago
それはちょっと涼しかった! しかしビット長くおよび私はそれをすべて読むことができなかった... 私達が学校の日本語を今して、私はクラスを示すことができる! ありがとう!
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that was kinda cool! but a bit long and I could not read it all...we're doing japanese in in school now and I can show the class! thank you!
AkanemaruNayuchi 4 years ago
I might record by using a short and legible Japanese sentences next time.
Thank you very much for a valuable opinion.
maplemagician 4 years ago
@AkanemaruNayuchi This is one.....Shikatta! Shikishi IDK WHT THE REST OF THE WORDS ARE EXCEPT FOR THE FIRST THREE LOL
ChewyCervantes 1 year ago
i guess thee are no spaces in japaneese?
bellumclan 4 years ago
I am inputting Japanese without spaces. This is not a mistake as Japanese.
When I use major input method, my thumb takes a rest almost.
My thumb is used only to put out Kanji only.
maplemagician 4 years ago
てゃんきょうそむchふぉrてぃs!^_^
sailorberri 4 years ago
Did you write, "Thank you so much for this!"?
Thank you so much for message.
maplemagician 4 years ago
@maplemagician is this the correct way you use to type though if you transferred your keyboard to Japanese typing? Because you can still see some english words in this one,
異’mの連れ異fティ氏sてぇこっれcとぁyとtyぺいんじゃぱねせふぉrm。。。
RadioStationDecays 8 months ago
@maplemagician is this the correct way to type in Japanese form though? Because you can still see some English words in this one:
異sティsてぇこっれcとぁyとtyぺいんじゃぱねせ?べかうせようかんsちllせえそめえんgぃshをrds。。。??
RadioStationDecays 8 months ago
Oh, what do you mean by the "retrieval word"?
sonicprogrammer 4 years ago
I'm sorry. "retrieval word" is a mistake. It is "search phrase".
maplemagician 4 years ago
Ah, thank you for your help. I will give it a try ^_^.
sonicprogrammer 4 years ago
ありがと! I got it working ^_^.
sonicprogrammer 4 years ago
Hello, I was very curious how to finish setting up the Windows XP version of the Japanese IME for applications in MS Office 2003. I have installed the correct version off of Microsoft's site, but I can't find out how to type the Japanese characters on the keyboard in MS WORD. I am not seeing any selection tool or anything other than the set language option, which seemingly doesn't do anything for me. Do you have any advice for me here? Any would be appreciated. Thank you.
sonicprogrammer 4 years ago
"Using Japanese font and IME at Internet Cafe" and "英語版 Windows XP で日本語を扱う" of the Web site might be useful.
If "日本語 入力" of the meaning "Japanese input" is added to the retrieval word, the Web site of the Japanese input written in Japanese can be retrieved.
maplemagician 4 years ago
Thank you, I'll give that a try.
sonicprogrammer 4 years ago
I still don't get it. How do you convert English letters into Japanes symbols?
elli782 4 years ago
I used Japanese version Windows.
When Windows for other languages is used, the setup of "Japanese Language Pack" or "Global IME(Japanese)" might be needed.
The method of Japanese input of using a web browser can be used on the Web site "Ajax IME:Web-based Japanese Input Method".
maplemagician 4 years ago
do is much simple then the following long passage.
(i)control panel/date-time-language-locale/ choose add-language/
(ii) language tab,click 'detail' /setting tab,click add/
(iii) in 'add IME lang', inside drop down list box choose 'Japan'(or Japanese)/click 'OK' to select MS.IME..8.1/
(iv) click 'add' again and 'Japanese'/check the ime to select 'Japanese'/click OK
(v) in setting tab click 'apply'/click OK twice to end and quit.(cont)...
punpunxyz 4 years ago 2
...(cont)
(I) for hiragana (Japanese alphabet), there are two input methods
(a) JIS -- input with hiragana,
(bi) Romanji , the default method, will convert English alphabets into Japanese hiragana automatically.
(II) when press the space bar, a kanji candiate pops out , if it is not the one you want, then Press space bar the list of Kanji candidates will pop out, use arrow key and enter to choose the one you want. Refer to help for detail.
punpunxyz 4 years ago 4
What if you want it in Kanji? And can't one word have different meanings and Kanjis?
xthexcolorxredx 4 years ago
In a lot of Japanese input methods, "Interactive kana-kanji conversion" that consults the dictionary of the kanji from the hiragana is used together. For instance, "East Asian language pack" supports kana-kanji conversion in the Windows system of Microsoft. This "Interactive kana-kanji conversion" was installed in Japanese electronic typewriter "OASYS100" made by FUJITSU Ltd. for the first time in 1980.
maplemagician 4 years ago
The most certain candidate shows up when the conversion key is pushed after the hiragana is input when "Interactive kana-kanji conversion" is used. A different candidate shows up when the conversion key is pushed again. When long sentences are converted in bulk, the length of a noteworthy clause might be changed with a cursor key. The conversion operation can be done with not only the conversion key but also the space key.
maplemagician 4 years ago
I guess when typing in Japanese, it's much different when typing on an English keyboard!
sleeksheepfox 4 years ago
What on earth is an English keyboard? :D A keuboard made in England?
Amyna 4 years ago
No, I mean a keyboard that's in the English language; an Amarican keyboard.
sleeksheepfox 4 years ago