Definitely all planned by Koichi…this is why I am still not level 60!
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You caught us. We’re good friends with Shinzo Abe, and we use that connection to secretly change the Japanese language to make it more confusing so that people get wrong answers and have to subscribe for longer.
And we would’ve gotten away with it, too, if it weren’t for you meddling kids.
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MISC, I LOVE YOU SO MUCH. YOU DON’T UNDERSTAND.
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gasp It was old man Koichi!
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Me each time a newb asks a stupid question
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There are no stupid questions.
Except maybe “Why am I not getting any new reviews, is wanikani just really slow?”
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It took me way to long to figure out the error lol
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You know I am only level 4, so I can still make it worse in the future. That being said we can always make an agreement, just prepare some $$$.
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I just fell for that today, too ^^
Or maybe I shouldn’t say “fell for it” when it’s clearly WaniKani who is wrong >:(
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People here mistaking it as こんにちわ meanwhile the first time I saw this word I immediately thought きょうは
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Well, you’re not necessarily wrong, depending on the context.
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Actually 今日は would pretty much always be きょうは since こんにちは is usually written just in kana.
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The summary of an auto translated website:
- Hello 「こんにちは」
Originally I write today as (Hello), so this is a grammatically correct notation
- Hello 「こんにちわ」
Notation which made the sound which you can hear, made into letters. Originally it is a mistake, but it is getting established steadily
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Yeah I always learned it this way こんにちは. But when WK asked the reading I immediately wrote こんにちわ as we write は as わ only if it’s used as a particle. It’s a trap!
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That は is also a particle in this case, though
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Yeah but here it’s kind of an exception because it’s in the word, I don’t know if こんにち alone has a meaning.
PS : This is first time that I see someone named “Saida” haha, my last name is “Saidana” lol
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Hahaha as in saidanahito? A person that is saida?
Konnichi on its own just means ‘this day/today’
Konnichi ha means ‘as for today…’
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