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Originally Posted by skate_mate
わははははは (^O^)
読んだ前に誰がこのトピックを作ったかというと知らなかった。Subpainは誰かなぁーと思っていて、あ のSN聞いたことなかった。で、読みながら「なんかこの人の書き方は何かカスパーっぽくない？」と思った。 だって、関西弁や若者の言葉が使いさせすぎたじゃん。そんでやっぱり終わりに「Formerl y known as Eijiro」が書いてあった。カスパー以外誰もそう書くね。（＾＾）
JLPTはもうすぐだね。Kasは二級受けんの？俺は日本から帰ってきてから全然勉強しなくて、とりあえず 今年は三級だね。
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笑”
②級したらイイのに、オレも③級にしまったな・・・やっぱり結構簡単だよね
しゃーないな 汗”
オレゎ日本にいるけど、全然勉強しないやで 笑”
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Originally Posted by squall24
いやいやアカンナ､日本語を分からへん｡
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何故関西弁わかってはるの？
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Originally Posted by Captain Cutflaik
Hayo gozai mashta! Ore wa Timothy-san.
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I hate to be nitpicky, but I guess that's what this thread is for. It's Ohayo, not Hayo. And Goazaimasu, not Gozaima****a (Which is past tense). Also, you don't apply name suffixes (san, chan, kun, sama, dono (No one uses this anyway...), whatever) to your own name, unless you want to come across as completely narcissistic and self-loving. It's basically like calling yourself Sir Timothy. People just don't do it at all... I've heard some people call themselves Oresama, but only ever as a joke.
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Originally Posted by 70s Bear
See, I know what you just said. I prefer Hajimematsta (sp?) instead on Konnichiwa, though.
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はじめまして (Hajimema shi te) is only used when meeting someone for the first time. It's basically like saying "Nice to meet you". It's not a substitute for こんにちは.