NEW TOPIC COMING UP :
Kiite = ( Listen )
chotto kiite = ( LISTEN TO ME )
kikoenakatta = ( i couldnt hear)
kikanakatta = ( i didn't hear )
kikitakunai = ( i dont want to hear )
motto yukkuri itte = ( speak more slowly )
*note* very useful when you need someone to speak slowly..
*SUBJECTS*
Eigo = ( English )
nihongo = ( japanese)
Eigo umai ne = ( you are good at English )
umai = ( nicely done ) also known as good / nicely done..
Demo, eigo sugoku umai-ne! = ( Your english is so good ! )
*note* *very useful*
when in JAPAN, you would find it rather difficult to interact with
any japanese. so when you try to speak to them in japanese **it
shows the japanese that u r trying ur best to speak their
languages.** JAPANESE loves to see foreigners try their best to
speak their language. they loves to see you make an effort speaking
their dialect.**
by the way, foreigners who speaks even a little japanese will be
constantly praised in ways like this. this is just one reason its
good to make an effort..
sore wa ato de hanaso = ( lets talk about it later)
nani itten-dayo? = ( what are you talking about) for girls to
say
nani itten-yo? = ( what are you talking about) for guys to
say
Chotto hanashi-ga kawaru kedo = ( lets change the subject )
note**
"Before the conversation is about to zoom off into the realms of
unpleasentness, there are a few ways you can try to lightrn the
mood.
The Japanese are fond of onomatopoeias, words that itimate sounds..
haha! 
**WEATHER**
atsui = ( hot )
Samui = ( COLD )
za-za = ( heavy rain )
kyoe wa samui ii desu ne ? = (isnt it cold today)
kyoe wa atsui ii desu ne ? = (isnt it hot today)
more coming up. going to have my dinner 1st =)
