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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Creeping Death" data-source="post: 3526390" data-attributes="member: 253">My wife is asleep she would know better than I, below is japanese that I remember.Tongue = shitaCommon = futsu (more like normal)Common tongue = Common language would be nihongo (Japanese)Language = gengoKeigo is polite speech, basically what you would use when talking to someone above you.  For example, when talking about yourself to your friends you would use the word ore or boku, but when talking to the Emporer or your boss, and you were male, you would use the word watakushi.  Women would use the word atashi.  Most of the time though, you would refer to yourself in the third person.kokan suru is "to trade" but that is more like I'll trade my sandwich for your cookies kind of trade.  I'm not sure if it applies to business in general.Here are some extra that might helpCargo = nimotsuMoney = okaneGold = kinSilver = ginHorse = umaDeer = shikaIdiot = umashika (horse and deer put together, had it explained once but forgot)tanbo (pronounce the n like an m) = rice fieldvillage = muraPronunciation guide:a is always pronounced ahi is always pronounced like eeu is always pronounced like the oo in food.e is always pronounced like eho is always pronounced oh.shi sounds like sher's are rolled once, this is why they mix up their r's and l's.Japanse only has 1 solid consonant sound and that is n.  All the rest have to have a vowel follow.  For example in english I say hall, they would try to say it haru.  That's because of their alphabet.the first 5 letters are a, i , u , e, o.  The next 5 are ka, ki, ku, ke, ko.  Ka is one letter, it is very hard for them to break the k away from the a, when they first learn to speak english.Gotta go, that's all for now.Later,</blockquote>

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