Woo~~ Just watched finish Evan Almighty. I know it's not an not-so-new movie, but I didn't had a chance to watched it when it was airing in the cinema. It's quite a cool show, the show teaches something that nothing is impossible. If you are going to do something, do it right! and don't mind about others' opinion. What is most important is the love and trust of your close one. Probably that's the most important things in the world.
Anyway, tomorrow school's reopen for half day before the New year 2008 <_<. I feel it's quite redundant, they should reopen school on the 2nd instead of on the 31th of dec=X. Guess tomorrow I'll be getting some of my test papers back. I won't hope for anything good ='(.
Oh ya!!! I just realised something. I realised I don't like people who do not say say a formal "bye", "see-ya", "I got to something" etc etc in a msn/sms conversation. I always expect a reply everytime I say something. Making me wait for a reply that would not come is plain rude. I guess that's what most people are like. I seriously hate this kind of attitude. Another thing that I realised is that my some of my "friends" only msn or talk to me just to ask for favours or if they need some help here and there. It's just plain stupid. Am I a tool to you or a friend?
Well, today as usual, I read my japanese language book. It's getting tougher. I guess it's beacuse it's the basics of the language. If I managed to memorise this chapter and move on, it would be the time where I could form japanese sentences. The rest of the chapter in the book mostly emphasised on vocabulary on different occassions like meeting new people, asking around. As usual, I would post what i had memorised today before watching animes again.
What I had memorised today:
I realised that japanese cannot be learned by using english direct translations, but by understanding what does the word does.
(As my jap's vocabulary is not that good, I substitute jap words for the relevant english words)
Ga - A marker for "subject"
O - A marker for "object"
Kara - Used to mark the word's starting point. [Eg. 9 kara study. -> I study from 9 o'clock]
Made - Used to mark the word's ending point. [Eg. 9 made study. -> I study till 9]
Ni - Used to mark the target of the action. [Eg. Present ni give. -> I give present]
OR
Used to mark the time of event. [Eg. 4 ni arrived. - > I arrived at 4]
e - Used to mark the direction of the action.[Eg. School e go -> I go to/towards school]
de - (Still not sure, trying to figure out)
no - This is use to mark something that belong to the person/thing [Eg. John's no PSP -> John's PSP]
to - to list items [Eg. Credit card to car to cash -> Credit card and car and cash]
OR
to specifiy the co-agent of the action. (Still not sure, trying to figure out)
ka - used as "or"[Eg. Pen ka pencil - > Pen or pencil]
wa - used to mark the topic word (Still not sure, trying to figure out)
Refering to things:
Kore: Things at your area
Sore: Things at the other person's area
Are: Things outside both of your area
Some words that refers to people:
Watashi - I
Watashitachi - we/us
anata - you
anatatachi - you(pural)
Kare - he
Karera - they, them (used for mixed gender as well as guys only)
Kanojo - her
Kanojora - they, them (female only)
Guess that's all about it.. See ya next time! bye!