Question 2: Japanese translation is 20 points どぅしてこぅぃぅときのにをかけ.
Why not strike up a conversation with people around you at this moment? A party should like to chat and communicate, but Ekiken Kaibara's cautious thought is deeply rooted in our hearts.
ぉしゃぺりすることでそのとしくなる ...
Become close by talking, even if you are not close, you should get acquainted. If you don't say anything with content, no, in other words, nonsense without content is good. Anyway, communication is a bridge to other people's hearts.
がでががせなぃときにはははははははがになな, 12
The other party is a foreigner and can't speak Japanese. This time, language itself has become an obstacle to communication. At this time, if we say even a few words in a language they can understand, foreigners will feel very cordial and relaxed. If this sentence is not an international language like English and French, we don't know how much better it is to say thank you and goodbye than to say nothing.
とのことはさてぉぃてどぅしのぁだぃだ
Let's put aside the topic of foreigners and talk about the dialogue between Japanese. The most important thing is to keep changing the subject. In the eyes of the French, it is the key to a pleasant conversation that a topic cannot be said for more than three minutes. In other words, a topic that gets to the bottom is not only unpleasant, but also painful.
ぉしゃべりをしむつのは, topic をとぎれさせ.
The second skill to make a conversation pleasant is not to interrupt the topic. Sometimes when we are talking, everyone will suddenly stop talking. When many people are together, no one will talk at all. It's like a vigil in a mourning hall. No talking. In France, this situation is called the passage of angels, so we should try our best to open up new topics.
Look through these first, and the rest is almost the same. I'll let you know if I need you.
Question 3: How to quickly remember Japanese 50-tone pictures? 15 The steps of learning Japanese can be divided into two steps, the first step is called the phonetic stage, and the second step is called the basic stage.
The first step: the phonetic stage.
In Japanese, each letter represents a syllable, except tone, so kana belongs to syllable letters. There are 71 pseudonyms in Japanese, including unvoiced, voiced, semi-voiced and voiced sounds.
First, voiceless.
Pseudonyms representing 45 unvoiced sounds can be arranged into a table according to the pronunciation rules, which is called a five-tone diagram. The horizontal line of the table is called line, one line is five pseudonyms, one line is * * * ten lines, and the vertical column is called segment, one is ten pseudonyms, and the other is * * * five segments. All lines and paragraphs are called by the first pen name. Dialing is not unvoiced, but it is customarily listed in the unvoiced list.
The first line of Isuzu diagram is called ァ line, which is five vowel pseudonyms, and the pronunciation of the last nine lines is mostly composed of various consonants. Note that when these five vowels are pronounced, they are basically in the front of the mouth. If a sound is close to American English, it is generally not as heavy as American English, which saves a lot of effort and has a softer voice.
ぁァ: In Japanese vowels, the opening is the largest and the tongue position is the lowest. Lips naturally open, slightly smaller than American English//,vibrate vocal cords and make a loud sound.
ぃィ: Compared with American English /i/(ee), the lips are slightly looser and the mouth is not quite open. The protrusion of the anterior tongue, opposite to the hard palate, forms a narrow channel. The front tongue is hard, vibrating vocal cords, and the voice is sharp.
ぅウ: Lips are naturally slightly open, corners of the mouth are slightly pulled, lips should not protrude forward like American English /u/(oo), tongue surface is flat, vocal cords vibrate, and voice is weak.
ぇェ: The lips are slightly wider left and right, the tongue surface is flat, the position of the mouth shape and the tip of the tongue is between ぁ and ぁ. The root of the tongue is stressed, the vocal cords vibrate and the voice is tense.
ぉォ: The lips are slightly round, and the mouth size is between ぁ and ぅ. The tongue is flat and vibrates the vocal cords. Unlike American English /o/(o-e), the sound is more rounded and rich.
か line: This line of pseudonyms represents five unvoiced sounds, consisting of unvoiced sounds [k] and five vowels. When pronouncing, the root of the tongue is tightly attached to the flap, and then the vocal cords will not move. When it appears in the prefix, its pronunciation is similar to that of American English K, and it has a strong sense of airflow. When it appears in words, it is similar to American English sk, and it does not exhale air.
Pronunciation exercise: かきくけこ
ささ: This line of pseudonyms represents five unvoiced sounds, consisting of unvoiced [s] and five vowels. When pronouncing, the tip of the tongue is placed behind the upper gum, and the vocal cords do not vibrate. Silent air flows between the tongue and teeth, forming a silky sound, and the tuning point is on the inner side of the upper gum. However, when pronouncing, the lips slightly extend forward, the tongue surface protrudes and approaches the flap, the vocal cords do not vibrate, and the tip of the tongue cannot touch the front teeth.
Pronunciation exercise: さしすせそ
⑥ Line: This line of pseudonyms represents five unvoiced sounds, consisting of unvoiced sounds [t] and five vowels. When pronouncing, the vocal cords do not vibrate, and the tip of the tongue clings to the upper gum, which forms an obstacle and becomes a tuning point. When the obstacles are cleared by the air, these five sounds are made. But when pronouncing, the tuning point is not in the gum, but in the hard palate. (vii) When pronouncing, clean air should be squeezed out from obstacles.
Pronunciation exercise: たちつてと
③ Line: This line of pseudonyms is traditionally classified as unvoiced, consisting of nasal sound [n] and five vowels. The tip of the tongue abuts against the upper gum, and the front surface of the tongue abuts against the hard palate, blocking the oral passage, vibrating the vocal cords, and letting the turbid gas naturally flow out through the nasal cavity. However, in the pronunciation of に, the tip of the tongue should be pressed on the hard palate, and the soft palate will droop, vibrating the vocal cords, and making the turbid gas flow out of the nasal cavity. ⑦ is a nominative auxiliary word in Japanese, which means "de". For example, "my father" means "private father" in Japanese.
Pronunciation exercise: なにぬねの
⑧ Line: This line of pseudonyms represents five unvoiced sounds, consisting of unvoiced sounds [h] and five vowels. When pronouncing, the mouth is open, the vocal cords do not vibrate, and clean air flows out between the back of the tongue and the soft palate, and the tuning point is in the throat. However, when pronouncing, the mouth is open, the tongue surface protrudes and is close to the hard palate cover, the vocal cords do not vibrate, and clean air flows out from the friction between the tongue surface and the hard palate, and the tuning point is in the hard palate. ふ When pronouncing, open your lips slightly and keep them natural. The upper teeth are close to the lower lip, but they cannot be touched. There is a gap in the middle, and the vocal cords do not vibrate. Clean air flows from the gap between the lips, and the tuning point is between the lips. Note that there is no American English fricative /f/ in Japanese, so don't bite your lips when you pronounce it.
Pronunciation exercise: はひふへほ
ままま: The five pseudonyms of this line are also called voiceless, which are composed of nasal sound [m] and five vowels. When pronouncing, shut up, keep your tongue natural, the soft palate droops, and turbid air flows through the nasal cavity ... >>
Question 4: How to memorize Japanese 50-tone pictures quickly? Fast memory method of Isuzu map in Japan
Before learning this Dafa, we must firmly believe that Japanese IQ is only suitable for imitation, so their language is the easiest to learn, and then we can practice it at a glance.
Cut the crap and start now.
ぁ あ
Does the cross on it look like a dung fork? There is a knot in the rope below, and there is a bundle near here. Do you accept it? If something is taken, just say "A"!
ぃ い
On the right is the little finger, and on the left is of course you. I was despised.
ぅ う
This is the moment when * * * has not yet arrived on the bench and has not been put on the bench. Of course, you have to squeeze the air out of your stomach when you bend over, so say "U" to me gently.
ぇ え
I just said that the Japanese have only sat on a small bench a few times, and naturally they are "safe" and "safe".
ぉ お
Oh, my name is Li, and this is Li's cursive script. Why do Japanese people respect Li so much? Just say "O" in memory of my ancestors.
か が
First of all, this is a forced word. If you cut a small point hard, for example, from wood, will it pop? Come "crack"
き ぎ
Two diagonal lines come down, almost parallel, and the bottom is cut obliquely by a knife. The nature on it is a knife, and the two horizontal lines are hand guards. Imagine the sound of a knife carving a board, "Ki"
く ぐ
If you put your mouth into this triangle, what sound will you make? Only "ku"
け げ
This is too obvious. The scabbard is on the left and the knife is on the right. The knives are all out. Why? Cut it off! “kie”
こ ご
Two big men are lying side by side, and there is such a big room in the middle. How wide! "Broad"
さ ざ
Facing this letter, I will feel the murderous look in my first consciousness. Look at the big fork above and the body next to it. What is this? "Sa"
し じ
My nose is too long, and it's spinning. Go to hell, "xi"
す ず
This is a hair on the comb, "silk"
せ ぜ
Why is there a piece missing in the middle of the world? If the middle is empty, won't the world fall apart "Hello"
そ ぞ
Looking sideways, this is McDonald's big M. Go to McDonald's to drink coke with a lump. If it's cold, you'll "rope"
た だ
This is a cursive "he", so it is natural to study "he".
ち ぢ
There are seven words in the turn tail, namely "qi"
っ つ
How can a hook catch something? Of course, the hole must be pierced first. "word"
づ て
What can this tool with a straight stick as its head and a handle beside it be used for? Think about it! When making pancake fruit, is there such a thing to flatten pancakes? Yes, it is a "draw"
と ど
You pulled my arm hard and bent it. This is of course called "Tuo".
な
There are two crossed chopsticks in the upper left corner, a small snake in the lower right corner and a snake head on it. Why is the head and body not together? Because being caught, it is equivalent to being "taken" by hand.
に
China people should believe in benevolence and reason, but the Japanese only remember one word, benevolence, and never learn it well, because when they think of benevolence, they ask if you are benevolent. So this word is also pronounced "you"
ぬ
This is slave grass, "anger"
ね
Someone reached out to pinch Mu Cha, "Nie"
の
This is for tickling. There is a handle on the left and a hook on the right. Japanese pronunciation is very strong. "It's too itchy. Give me the Shaanxi flavor of "waxy" and "waxy".
は ば ぱ
A bunch of people are watching a person dancing on the right. What's that noise? Ha, ha, ha, ha.
ひ び ぴ
......& gt& gt
Question 5: Please help me translate a paragraph of Japanese ③. CDMA (Code Division Multiple Access) system is a direct spread spectrum CDMA communication system with diffusion equation as an example. This kind of system-level clock signal transmission-fast spread spectrum signal (called signal chip) spread spectrum signal transmission, the receiving end and transmitting end detect the related spread spectrum code by polyphony method. The complex channel enters the system by using each differential spreading code with low correlation, and these differential spreading codes will be connected. This plan will make the cross-correlation characteristics of spreading codes used for each channel identification better than using (low correlation others). The propagation code of PN code (pseudo-random noise sequence: pseudo-random noise code) conforms to the expected group and the sign of the golden starting point. The inspection of the symbol Adamadian shall conform to the application and inspection level of the group and matrix. CDMA system needs to obtain the same electric field intensity excitation from each receiving base station as a prerequisite. For CDMA technology, the variable speed control of base station transmitting motor is an important topic. ④ 。 Reciting two-way communication skills ①? (3) There is communication using connection technology, providing natural and conference calls, requiring two-way communication ability, which is lower than Class 2 there. ⑤ 。 The mode of defending democracy (frequency division duplex: frequency division duplex scheme) is a real interactive mode, in which the sending and receiving frequencies are different into RU. Generally, the transmitting frequency and receiving frequency and the carrier frequency used must be separated.
Question 6: I can't understand that this is a bus, but the seats on the train mean that the "side" is a window seat and the "access side" is an aisle seat.
Question 7: Please help me translate Japanese. This project is a bit heavy, and many proper nouns have not been translated. I translated an article earlier today, which is also yours. Please let me know if you have any questions.
The opponent enters and exits the underwater road: use the seal key at the seal ball of F.2.
The seal key is "フォトスフィӡ" hidden at the right end of the road after going to F. 15 to use the detector.
Raiders will suffer damage equal to the number of gold coins.
Although the less gold coins you hold, the less you will be hurt.
However, all the gold coins of the team will be stolen by ギャラィタ at the beginning of the round.
If you use ギャラコロガシシガシシシシシシシシシシシシシ.
You'd better bring as many gold coins as possible.
If you do that, you may get hundreds of thousands of injuries, and of course, you will be killed.
Attach great importance to "リヴァィヴフルツ" and set roles in the adjacent hexagons.
It should be no problem to reduce the number of actions with a reducer.
Dead sleep: After using ディテクタ in F.7,
There is a mark on the lower right. If you investigate the neighborhood, you can find ピンクのムドの.
This strategy gathers peers in the central hexagon,
Besiege every two books around HEX.
12 copies, it's not easy for me to turn.
And the witchcraft gathered in the center is also a fluke.
スケベ was originally agile, decentralized, gravity,
Predicting one of them is good,
ハィブラス is very powerful. If you use it many times in a row, you will give it up.
Because they will use dispersion.
Even with protection and agility, the effect will not last long.
It's best to play slowly one by one.
It's best to move the character to the fire.
After the Battle of Prison Island,
ドラゴンフォシル Mine Ruins: Dialogue with ジョニニ F. 1,
Touch "ヒレィクポィント" at the top of F.2.
Raiders have high attack power and can cause more than 2000 damage.
And the speed is quite fast. If you are attacked continuously, you can't fight.
Be sure to bring a reducer. It is best to use agility and protection.
Also, he will launch an abnormal state attack (sleep, poisoning, illness), so be careful.
He will fly in the air, and the hit rate of physical attacks will drop sharply.
After the Battle of Prison Island,
ポトロザリӡ: Dialogue with ラィバ on the left of the second floor,
At the left end of ブルアミティビチF.3
Raiders have high attack power and can cause more than 2000 damage. ハィドロプレッシャ can do almost the same damage.
It's very fast. Use a reducer. There is no such despicable means as attaching an abnormal state,
As long as the reply is good, it should be easy to knock it down.
After the Battle of Prison Island,
バックラィィィシッドカリュンンンンン124
Dialogue with F2's カリュシォンォンカナン,
Move F. 14 up and down on the floor of the cloister.
Raiders method has the ability of super flame system. Can cause nearly 2000 injuries.
Especially at the beginning of the battle, because ァルノ and ユリィ are all in the water.
If it is burned, it will cause more than 3000 injuries.
In addition, if ブレィズトド is moved to レィポィト, the fire attribute will be activated.
Use ァィソレィト or リブレィス to move.
This abnormal state is to use ひかりごけ to confuse the enemy. Quite difficult to deal with.
The success or failure of this battle depends largely on the number of times you use ひかりごけ and whether it is mixed.
Question 8: How to teach yourself Japanese from scratch? Each of us learns Japanese from scratch. The following is * * * encouragement to you:
1 If you want to learn Japanese well, you'd better start from the basics and proceed systematically. Therefore, it is correct for you to learn pentatonic scale diagram now; Hunger II. It is impossible to learn Japanese well overnight. This requires long-term planning and perseverance.
Step by step, no hurry. Read more, remember more and practice more. You also need to prepare a Japanese-Chinese dictionary.
I wish you a happy study!
Question 9: Japanese learning steps Now people in Japan must communicate easily in Japanese. Is there any way to learn Japanese quickly?
According to the rules of sentence-making, language can be divided into four types: solitary language, inflectional language, cohesive language and hugging language.
Japanese grammar belongs to cohesive language, and its grammatical features are as follows:
1. When making sentences in Japanese, the position and function of a word in a sentence are mainly expressed by the attachment of auxiliary words and auxiliary verbs, not by the morphological changes of the word itself, and words play an important role in the sentence.
Secondly, some Japanese words (such as verbs, adjectives, descriptive verbs, auxiliary verbs, etc.) also have morphological changes, but these changes are not based on sex, number, case and tense, but on the attached components behind them.
Thirdly, Japanese sentences end with verbs, adjectives, descriptive verbs and auxiliary verbs, but the word order between sentence components such as subject, object, complement and adverbial is not strictly stipulated, because the relationship between these components and predicate is mainly determined by auxiliary words.
Second, the pronunciation of Japanese.
The map of Isuzu in Japanese has 45 pseudonyms, plus 20 voiced pseudonyms, 5 semi-voiced pseudonyms, 1 phonetic symbol pseudonyms, and Japanese * * * has 7 1 pseudonyms.
1, voiceless.
Pseudonyms representing 45 unvoiced sounds can be arranged into a table according to the pronunciation rules, which is called a five-tone diagram. The horizontal line of the table is called line, one line is five pseudonyms, one line is * * * ten lines, and the vertical column is called segment, one is ten pseudonyms, and the other is * * * five segments. All lines and paragraphs are called by the first pen name. Dialing is not unvoiced, but it is customarily listed in the unvoiced list.
The first line of Isuzu diagram is called ァ line, which is five vowel pseudonyms, and the pronunciation of the last nine lines is mostly composed of various consonants. Note that when these five vowels are pronounced, they are basically in the front of the mouth. If a sound is close to American English, it is generally not as heavy as American English, which saves a lot of effort and has a softer voice.
ぁァ: In Japanese vowels, the opening is the largest and the tongue position is the lowest. Lips naturally open, slightly smaller than American English//,vibrate vocal cords and make a loud sound.
ぃィ: Compared with American English /i/(ee), the lips are slightly looser and the mouth is not quite open. The protrusion of the anterior tongue, opposite to the hard palate, forms a narrow channel. The front tongue is hard, vibrating vocal cords, and the voice is sharp.
ぅウ: Lips are naturally slightly open, corners of the mouth are slightly pulled, lips should not protrude forward like American English /u/(oo), tongue surface is flat, vocal cords vibrate, and voice is weak.
ぇェ: The lips are slightly wider left and right, the tongue surface is flat, the position of the mouth shape and the tip of the tongue is between ぁ and ぁ. The root of the tongue is stressed, the vocal cords vibrate and the voice is tense.
ぉォ: The lips are slightly round, and the mouth size is between ぁ and ぅ. The tongue is flat and vibrates the vocal cords. Unlike American English /o/(o-e), the sound is more rounded and rich.
か line: This line of pseudonyms represents five unvoiced sounds, consisting of unvoiced sounds [k] and five vowels. When pronouncing, the root of the tongue is tightly attached to the flap, and then the vocal cords will not move. When it appears in the prefix, its pronunciation is similar to that of American English K, and it has a strong sense of airflow. When it appears in words, it is similar to American English sk, and it does not exhale air.
Pronunciation exercise: かきくけこ
ささ: This line of pseudonyms represents five unvoiced sounds, consisting of unvoiced [s] and five vowels. When pronouncing, the tip of the tongue is placed behind the upper gum, and the vocal cords do not vibrate. Silent air flows between the tongue and teeth, forming a silky sound, and the tuning point is on the inner side of the upper gum. However, when pronouncing, the lips slightly extend forward, the tongue surface protrudes and approaches the flap, the vocal cords do not vibrate, and the tip of the tongue cannot touch the front teeth.
Pronunciation exercise: さしすせそ
⑥ Line: This line of pseudonyms represents five unvoiced sounds, consisting of unvoiced sounds [t] and five vowels. When pronouncing, the vocal cords do not vibrate, and the tip of the tongue clings to the upper gum, which forms an obstacle and becomes a tuning point. When the obstacles are cleared by the air, these five sounds are made. But when pronouncing, the tuning point is not in the gum, but in the hard palate. (vii) When pronouncing, clean air should be squeezed out from obstacles.
Pronunciation exercise: たちつてと
③ Line: This line of pseudonyms is traditionally classified as unvoiced, consisting of nasal sound [n] and five vowels. The tip of the tongue abuts against the upper gum, and the front surface of the tongue abuts against the hard palate, blocking the oral passage, vibrating the vocal cords, and letting the turbid gas naturally flow out through the nasal cavity. However, in the pronunciation of に, the tip of the tongue should be pressed on the hard palate, and the soft palate will droop, vibrating the vocal cords, and making the turbid gas flow out of the nasal cavity. ⑦ is a nominative auxiliary word in Japanese, which means "de". For example, "my father" means "private father" in Japanese.
Pronunciation exercise: なにぬねの
⑧ Line: This line of pseudonyms represents five unvoiced sounds, consisting of unvoiced sounds [h] and five vowels. When pronouncing, the mouth is open, the vocal cords do not vibrate, and clean air flows between the back of the tongue and the soft palate ...