Introduction
Aug 07th 2008 05:41
I will be traveling to Japan in 10 months, so I am preparing language wise. For introducing myself, would I say . . .
(keep in mind I only know katakana and most hiragana, but I am learning more each day)
こにちわ! はじめるわたしわアレシスです。
Would that be a polite method of introduction?
And also, I am very confused. When is it correct to use this ー symbol in katakana?
(keep in mind I only know katakana and most hiragana, but I am learning more each day)
こにちわ! はじめるわたしわアレシスです。
Would that be a polite method of introduction?
And also, I am very confused. When is it correct to use this ー symbol in katakana?
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はじめまして。 わたし は(wa is written ha when it's a particle)アレシス です。 （よろしく おねがいします。or どうぞ よろしく。 You're not supposed to use spaces I done this to make it easier for you.
Hope this helps.
こんにちは
はじめまして。わたしのなまえはアレシスです。
When is it correct to use this ー symbol in katakana? When we say about words come from foreign countries, we use katakana. For instance, bus→バス chocolate→チョコレート guitar →ギター That's why your name also is used in katakana. Clear??