Hello Everybody!
Hi! Howβs it going?
γγγ°γγο½ (β§ββ¦)/
Psstβ¦ γγγ°γγ― γ§γγγ
γγγ°γγ― γ§γγγ
γγγ°γγγ§γγγ(`ο½₯Οο½₯Β΄)γ
γγγ«γ‘γ―οΌγγγ§εεΎεζεγγγγ§γγ
Just to make sure Iβm getting this right. That should be: βGood afternoon/hello. It is about 4:30 p.m. here,β right?
γγγγ¨γγγγγΎγγ
I saw this and it caught my eye. Found very interesting answers on the internets. (Yes, that was not a typo.)
Hereβs the general consensus I have seen (This was the best put explanation I found.) -
βThe correct way to write it is βγγγ«γ‘γ―β. But lately even some Japanese people use βγγγ«γ‘γβ. It may be used among friends, but itβs not grammatically correct. Just a slang word. Like usage of βAnywaysβ in the US.β
(Same apparently applies to γγγ°γγ―)
In case it caught your eye as well!
When explaining βgonnaβ to some students, an English teacher I work with used γγγ«γ‘γ as a comparison. Itβs not a perfect comparison, but basically it shows you wouldnβt use it in formal writing.
Honestly, my post was a typo. I forget that the βwaβ sound is written as γ― sometimes. Gets me in the reviews every time. Thanks though!
I figured out was a typo. But the fact that itβs acceptable slang now I thought was interesting to know.
Hello! I am new as well.
If I could give that post a good helping of heartfelt likes I would, I absolutely love Stitch/that GIF lol.
hello. (>3<)
Nice!
@alexbeldan too. ^^
@Bepo2002 - Hello and welcome to WaniKani!
Where are you from? How long have you been studying Japanese?
Hello! How are you?