I'm sorry. I don't understand.

gatsu tan,

dearou kaku te men sashi kadoku.

Let's enjoy foreign languages!!! (^^)/

mmm, I think if you write a same sentence in English below, it'll be helpful to understand. Let's study together!

How about this site?

http://ajaxime.chasen.org/


This is explain of site's function!
Sorry for my free translation.
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Switch to directly enter the Japanese input on your computer.

Alt-o (Ctrl-9) in Ajax IME mode change. (You can also switch frog buttons)

Enter the appropriate sentence in the Roman alphabet.

Space to convert the Kanji press. The selected candidates will be pressed to continue.

Return pressed to confirm the type to start or enter the following.

F9 to force the katakana, F8 to convert to force the alphabet.

Re-Alt-o (Ctrl-9) to return to the direct input

Destination for overseas travel and study abroad, please use the input from the PC environment is not Japanese and overseas Internet cafes.

Firefox, Internet Explorer, Safari3, Chrome is a test. Opera does not work.
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thank you for your comment!

Thank you very much for correcting my poor English!

I hope to hear your nihongo again ^^

Thank you for the correct English!

gannbatte kudasai !!!!

Domo Arigatou for your advice.

Thank you for correction to me, Domo Arigato.

Have you ever read "Kwaidan, 怪談" that is one of authentic literacy about Japanese ghost stories

-Kwaidan: Stories and Studies of Strange Things by Lafcadio Hearn
http://www.gutenberg.org/etext/1210

see you

Another famous classic Yurei story aka 牡丹灯篭 in Japan, you can read a bootleg work at,
http://www.willamette.edu/~rloftus/peonylantern.htm

Thank you very much for correcting my English!