Btw did you found the meaning of 8 times thrown in the air? It's simple : His number is 88=8+8 =16/2 =8 and probably its something with winning and his work there.
Sorry but no I haven't spelt it wrong. It is the Yomiuri Giants or in Japanese, it would be 読売ジャイアンツ(YOMIURI Jyaiantsu)・巨人(kyojin) If you are confused then just watch the video and you'll see it all over their clothing and even look on their website. Of course, my pronunciation is not correct because I am speaking English and using the English sounding words for Giants and Dragons.
You japanese pronounciation is awful,there is no need to overaccent Japanese. Yomiuri Giants =Yomiuri Giants(u).The u/i is not pronounced at the end of word =desu-des ..
I am sorry I don't quite understand what you mean my pronunciation is awful. If you list to me talking then you would realise I am speaking in English and are using the English way of saying some Japanese words. Like ジャイアンツ= Giants and haven't even tried to say it with Tsu but if I was speaking Japanese I would use 巨人 instead of Giants anyway when talking about the baseball team. Japanese people still say the u at the end of Jaiantsu and Desu too. You probably just don't hear it very well.
Been to their match alive - and only in song there is u. for example in anime you have zanpakuto Zangetsu- but Ichigo screams Zangets, sensei - all the time sense, ruclips.net/video/5uOVnE-brFw/видео.html -still she says "des" I spent 3 month working with Japanese and never in my time there their said u at the end- "watashi ha Hiro to moshimas" "So(u) des(u)yone~~
So you are basing your comments around 3 months of working with a Japanese person and watching RUclips videos? You've studied it at a university or college right and learnt how it is written and spoken right? Maybe lived there for many years? In Japanese there is no S or Ts sound and so they don't say those sounds like you are hearing it. The (s)u and (ts)u will still be said but it will be hard to hear like Su and TSu because that is the way those sounds are pronounced (with tongue and mouth) in Japanese. If I say Des then it is because I am mixing my Japanese and English sounds together to say Des but I should be saying it in Japanese pronunciation DESu and make the correct formation in my mouth.
If you think my pronunciation is awful then that is fine. If I over pronounced a Japanese word in one video or in two or three then I am not too worried. I still sound like a foreigner most times and make lots of mistakes when I speak Japanese even after 4 years of studying it at university and passing level 2 of the JLPT, living here for over 15 years and have a Japanese wife and 2 kids which we all use Japanese. I am able to listen, understand and converse with everyone and anyone, read books, magazines, and newspaper, listen to the radio, songs, and watch TV and movies all in Japanese without too many problems. If you are studying Japanese now then great. Good luck. If you already know more than me then great.
This might be the only league left next year with no DH.
Im going to カラオケとらいあんぐる tomorrow.
Karaoke and drinking. Should be fun.
Btw did you found the meaning of 8 times thrown in the air? It's simple : His number is 88=8+8 =16/2 =8 and probably its something with winning and his work there.
Lovely kiwi accent !!!!
You spell the name wrong its not
Jomi-uri" "JOMJURI JIANTS(U):) not dragons but doragonsu.japanese is syllabic languages.always spell it i block
Sorry but no I haven't spelt it wrong. It is the Yomiuri Giants or in Japanese, it would be 読売ジャイアンツ(YOMIURI Jyaiantsu)・巨人(kyojin)
If you are confused then just watch the video and you'll see it all over their clothing and even look on their website.
Of course, my pronunciation is not correct because I am speaking English and using the English sounding words for Giants and Dragons.
You japanese pronounciation is awful,there is no need to overaccent Japanese. Yomiuri Giants =Yomiuri Giants(u).The u/i is not pronounced at the end of word =desu-des ..
I am sorry I don't quite understand what you mean my pronunciation is awful. If you list to me talking then you would realise I am speaking in English and are using the English way of saying some Japanese words. Like ジャイアンツ= Giants and haven't even tried to say it with Tsu but if I was speaking Japanese I would use 巨人 instead of Giants anyway when talking about the baseball team. Japanese people still say the u at the end of Jaiantsu and Desu too. You probably just don't hear it very well.
Been to their match alive - and only in song there is u. for example in anime you have zanpakuto Zangetsu- but Ichigo screams Zangets, sensei - all the time sense, ruclips.net/video/5uOVnE-brFw/видео.html -still she says "des" I spent 3 month working with Japanese and never in my time there their said u at the end- "watashi ha Hiro to moshimas" "So(u) des(u)yone~~
ruclips.net/video/QU34Rw-hF64/видео.html "suki desu= s(u)kides
So you are basing your comments around 3 months of working with a Japanese person and watching RUclips videos? You've studied it at a university or college right and learnt how it is written and spoken right? Maybe lived there for many years?
In Japanese there is no S or Ts sound and so they don't say those sounds like you are hearing it. The (s)u and (ts)u will still be said but it will be hard to hear like Su and TSu because that is the way those sounds are pronounced (with tongue and mouth) in Japanese.
If I say Des then it is because I am mixing my Japanese and English sounds together to say Des but I should be saying it in Japanese pronunciation DESu and make the correct formation in my mouth.
If you think my pronunciation is awful then that is fine. If I over pronounced a Japanese word in one video or in two or three then I am not too worried. I still sound like a foreigner most times and make lots of mistakes when I speak Japanese even after 4 years of studying it at university and passing level 2 of the JLPT, living here for over 15 years and have a Japanese wife and 2 kids which we all use Japanese. I am able to listen, understand and converse with everyone and anyone, read books, magazines, and newspaper, listen to the radio, songs, and watch TV and movies all in Japanese without too many problems.
If you are studying Japanese now then great. Good luck. If you already know more than me then great.