Watashi wa ichido mo arimasen

[Tenchi Masaki]

Rules:

• You write about something (In Japanese) that you've never done using the starting phrase "Watashi wa ichido mo arimasen."
• The person below then talks about their experience (in English or Japanese):
  If they'd done it, if not, when, where, why, and end the post with another "Watashi wa ichido mo arimasen."
• Can be OOC/IC
• The "Watashi wa ichido mo arimasen" must be written in Japanese. Use Google Translate; it's free.

The point here is to increase your exposure to Japanese. Participation is optional but always beneficial.

 

[Tenchi Masaki]

San, ni, ichi... Starte desu!

私は熱気球を使って山に登ったことがありません
Watashi wa nekkikyū o tsukatte yama ni nobotta koto ga arimasen. (Hai, kore wa itotekideshita)... (kurōgi)

 

[Polly Tix]

I study this enough because of you.

 

[Lucy]

I study this enough because of you.

But that's good! It's kind of fun to learn new languages and more about cultures. (At LEAST people play with us and have a lot of knowledge.)

(We should keep to the PG-13 rating of the site, as always)


"Watashi wa ichido mo arimasen on a hot air balloon.

 

[Tenchi Masaki]

What she means is it was suggested she learn Japanese awhile ago and she happily agreed. She also takes advantage of the fact her bestie is Japanese. Sure she’s missing out on extra playtime but it’s worth it

 

[Laverna]

i can’t do this in japense as google translate is spewing out gibberish.
I have never flown in a hot air balloon but I saw one

Watashi wa nihongo o manabu koto ni kyōmi ga nakatta???? It doesn’t even translate.

 

[Lucy]

Laverna It took me a few tries to get it to translate too. At first it just spit out gibberish. Don't put the whole thing in there.

Watashi wa ichido mo arimasen = I have never been

San, ni, ichi... Starte desu = ? I couldn't get it to translate but it said: Mr., in, position. . . It's sadistic (With how little I know of Japanese....when I first looked at that I was like wait a sec. I can count in Japanese a little bit and I'm PRETTY sure Ni and Ichi are numbers but then I checked and when I put it in, it doesn't say they are numbers. So now I have to go look up 1,2,3 in Japanese again LOL

私は熱気球を使って山に登ったことがありません = I have never climbed a mountain using a hot air balloon.

(I only got it because I put it in a line at a time but at first I probably did what you did and put everything Tenchi said in Google translate and it spit out gibberish.)

unfortunately It spits out gibberish when I try to translate all of what Tenchi said

Watashi wa nekkikyū o tsukatte yama ni nobotta koto ga arimasen = Gibberish

Hai, kore wa itotekideshita = Yes, this was intentional

kurōgi = bug

(I did learn a little watching my Japanese Anime Subbed.....)

Mina or Minna = Everyone (I have forgotten which one but I wanna go with Mina?)
Baka = (can mean anything from moron to idiot)

Edit: Last edit I promise.

San, ni, ichi... Starte desu

( Ichi =1 Ni=2 San= 3 If I HAD to guess I would guess he said "1,2,3, Start here?" or something but then I watch my favorite Anime "Sailor moon" and that can't be right because it says "Starlight desu" so

 

[Laverna]

Laverna It took me a few tries to get it to translate too. At first it just spit out gibberish. Don't put the whole thing in there.

Watashi wa ichido mo arimasen = I have never been

San, ni, ichi... Starte desu = ? I couldn't get it to translate but it said: Mr., in, position. . . It's sadistic

私は熱気球を使って山に登ったことがありません = I have never climbed a mountain using a hot air balloon.

(I only got it because I put it in a line at a time but at first I probably did what you did and put everything Tenchi said in Google translate and it spit out gibberish.)

unfortunately It spits out gibberish when I try to translate all of what Tenchi said

Watashi wa nekkikyū o tsukatte yama ni nobotta koto ga arimasen = Gibberish

Hai, kore wa itotekideshita = Yes, this was intentional

kurōgi = bug

My Japanese sentence meant to say I have never had interest in learning Japanese

 

[Tenchi Masaki]

This conversation means you are learning things about Japanese. For instance, Google translate sucks

 

[Tenchi Masaki]

3, 2, 1, It is time to start!

 

[Laverna]

3, 2, 1, It is time to start!

Nani?

 

[Lucy]

Nani = What?

Also last night when I was looking up how to count in Japanese I ended up finding out that Roku is six. I'm like I wonder if they KNEW that before they named the Roku channel and the TV?