I need to at least remember the syllables of this folk song we're learning for summer chorus. It's not like the words actually mean anything, since it's been copied from one language to another so often nobody has any idea what they were or might be.
Of course, when dealing with syllables, I find it easiest to do kana. And it does all fit, in fact, if I assume that L = R.
So, more for me than anyone else:
イナネー カプアナ
イナネー カプアナ
エーーウラ
ウラ ウラ
イピエーイピエーイピエー
グワナ グワナ グワナ グワナ グワー チュ!
グワナ グワナ グワナ グワナ グワー チュ!
This is repeated three times, each time splitting into more parts (ie. first time = one part, second time = two parts, third time = three parts).
Of course, when dealing with syllables, I find it easiest to do kana. And it does all fit, in fact, if I assume that L = R.
So, more for me than anyone else:
イナネー カプアナ
イナネー カプアナ
エーーウラ
ウラ ウラ
イピエーイピエーイピエー
グワナ グワナ グワナ グワナ グワー チュ!
グワナ グワナ グワナ グワナ グワー チュ!
This is repeated three times, each time splitting into more parts (ie. first time = one part, second time = two parts, third time = three parts).
life as usual
Feb. 21st, 2006 09:49 amSo. I just completely failed a kanji quiz. I got maybe 15 out of 100, which is ouch. However, everybody agreed with me: we were all 殺された and 死んだかった. I blame tiredness, lack of concentration (while trying to study) and the perverseness of our prof (not really) in putting the quiz last so we get distracted by the rest of the class first.
Still, almost immediately afterwards I found that my second class for this morning got cancelled, so I'm content right now. I will take a nap and go on fairly well.
Correction. I will finish upgrading my computer first, and then take a nap. Hello, program! Quit!
(Farf, you need to learn Japanese. Even more, you need to have a computer that can read unicode Japanese.)
(romaji: "korosareta" and "shindakatta")
(translation: passive of "kill" and past plain tense of "want to die". Therefore the sentence reads, "we were all killed and wanted to die.")
Still, almost immediately afterwards I found that my second class for this morning got cancelled, so I'm content right now. I will take a nap and go on fairly well.
Correction. I will finish upgrading my computer first, and then take a nap. Hello, program! Quit!
(Farf, you need to learn Japanese. Even more, you need to have a computer that can read unicode Japanese.)
(romaji: "korosareta" and "shindakatta")
(translation: passive of "kill" and past plain tense of "want to die". Therefore the sentence reads, "we were all killed and wanted to die.")
sleeeeeeeep
Oct. 27th, 2005 02:16 amThe quiz tomorrow has a rather odd mixture of kanji to know, but then I have odd ways remembering them, so I guess we're matched.
My only complaint is that I would have much rather learned all the radicals first, so I could then construct them and possibly actually try and *gasp* figure out their meaning just by looking at them.
Bah.
My only complaint is that I would have much rather learned all the radicals first, so I could then construct them and possibly actually try and *gasp* figure out their meaning just by looking at them.
Bah.
a little later
Oct. 24th, 2005 11:13 amMidterm was... not as bad as I'd thought it might be. I think I got all the grammar, I'm sure I got all the kanji (though I blanked out for a while on 宿題. WTF) and if I don't remember some old words that haven't been used since before the end of the previous year, at least i won't lose points on them. I don't have to know it, I just get bonus points if I do. Most of my experience is with spoken Japanese, anyway. *waves it off*
Obviously, I'm a little more coherent than I was earlier this morning, but I've got the second migraine of the day and I'm a little reluctant to take my second-to-last pill to deal with it, since I won't be able to get into the village today, maybe not tomorrow either, and having only one left makes me really twitchy.
... maybe sleep will help.
Obviously, I'm a little more coherent than I was earlier this morning, but I've got the second migraine of the day and I'm a little reluctant to take my second-to-last pill to deal with it, since I won't be able to get into the village today, maybe not tomorrow either, and having only one left makes me really twitchy.
... maybe sleep will help.
Of course the last midterm would be the most important one, the one I didn't get a chance to study for. Of course I'd wake up the day of with a tremendous headache and cloudy eyes that make me take an hour to copy a page of text twice.
Maaaaan.
I think I'm going to have to sit some classes out. I can't think straight. But I have to take the stupid midterm, there's no way it can be rescheduled.
Body, get sick afterwards next time, not before, okay?
Maaaaan.
I think I'm going to have to sit some classes out. I can't think straight. But I have to take the stupid midterm, there's no way it can be rescheduled.
Body, get sick afterwards next time, not before, okay?
headless chicken act
Aug. 4th, 2005 07:46 pmAaagh, I have forgotten SO MANY KANJI it's scary. Two weeks from yesterday I go back (although there's another two weeks until classes start) and I just go 'buh' at far too many of these. Not good.
Beside that, I'm mixing up my letters. On the keyboard, I mean. I shouldn't be in a position to say "nog tood" or "to way" or even "to sway," which last typed just now when trying to type what I did just before then - "beofore them" too. Blah.
But I have pretty art on my desktop.
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"copmplert"
Eeeg.
Beside that, I'm mixing up my letters. On the keyboard, I mean. I shouldn't be in a position to say "nog tood" or "to way" or even "to sway," which last typed just now when trying to type what I did just before then - "beofore them" too. Blah.
But I have pretty art on my desktop.
Return to School Stress Post #1 complete.
"copmplert"
Eeeg.