Wow, this is totally awesome. You should put more stuff in this!

this was well written and properly displayed. good job.

-Phoenix

this is super helpful!

Arigatou gozaimasu... that was very useful for someone who's trying so hard to keep up with the Japanese language...

Ja-ne!!

Well, This is my number 1 referance from now on ^_^ heheh I love the top 10 Japanese names; Takahashi and Watanabe are my favorites.

Okay. This is odd. I just can't really comment on it. It's kinda pointing out the obvious.

This is like me writing a guide on ENglish.

INteresting idea though.

Kya Nina-chan! This was too cool! :3 Oh! This is useful actually, because I don't have to go to Google and search for Japanese name meanings. ^^ Ha! Great job! You gonna write some more?

~Kchan

Oh my god I love it! I'm a total Japan/Japanese addict so this is the best thing in world to me! That's a super cute idea BTW. LOved it!

hmm, good for a beginner's guide to japanese, but certainly not ultimate. my biggest problem with this is you said the other letters are the same in english, which isn't the case. the japanese do not naturally have the "ell", "vee", "see", "too" or "th/eth" sounds in their vocabulary. and whereas theres hard and soft sounds in english, each letter (which are technically syllables) has only one sound. for example: to change "ga", one has to use a different syllable: "ji". theres lots more, but ive rambled enough. good beginning, though.

Domo arigatou gozaimous! (Learning from tapes, excuse the spelling) Here are some other words other people (especially teens) Might find useful

yarou-bastardkisama-lord of the assesbukkerishiteyaro zo- Im gonna kick your ** assbaka yamatayo-stop acting stupid

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