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Very insreetting entry, thank you!I am sorry that your peers view you as not  Japanese . Hopefully their opinion (and Japan's) will change over time.This is a very intriguing photo that is with this article, since Shirota Yuu is half Japanese and half Spaniard. I'm pretty sure that this is no coincidence.
Very insreetting entry, thank you!I am sorry that your peers view you as not  Japanese . Hopefully their opinion (and Japan's) will change over time.This is a very intriguing photo that is with this article, since Shirota Yuu is half Japanese and half Spaniard. I'm pretty sure that this is no coincidence.
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==Rules==
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The only way an incarunse company will lose money is if it miscalculates risk or does not have sufficient capital to pay out claims. Insurances companies are bullet-proof to a poor economy or even large natural disasters, such as the one that hit Tohoku. Sure, payouts are likely to be huge, but I can assure you that at this very moment incarunse salesmen are making record sales as they capitalize on the grim news up north. All the little old ladies and middle class oji-sans in areas not affected by the quake are forking out coin to insure themselves, just in case they are the next victims. It is the unexpected disasters which really help insurers to make record profits. So, don't worry about the incarunse companies.That video by the  Screw the Middle Class of America  really gets up my nose. The first time it's cute but after that it's just fear mongering. The implication is that holders of the debt will become the new masters. That's just horse apples. There is no way the torch of world leadership will pass to China unless they earn it. Screwing China's middle class in order to build up US debt will not make China great. Innovation, education, entrepreneurship, these are the qualities needed. America, on the other hand, is in danger of losing their lead for lack of the same qualities. Debt is an issue, but not a deal breaker. Great empires collapse because of the cost of their military, not because they gave their middle class a share of the pie. If the country decides to go into debt to pay for their military endevours, that's a different issue.  Citizens Against Government Waste  is just code for  Don't tax me while rape and pillage the country and environment. But I digress?
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The members of ##japanese are a casual bunch, and we talk about a variety of subjects. Nevertheless, here are a few important rules:
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* To display Japanese, your chat client must use UTF-8. We don't use ISO-2022 or Shift-JIS.
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* Do not private message people with language questions. It's best to ask in public because multiple members read this channel and may have an answer for you.
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* Do not ask for women/girls. If you want to find a mate, there are many suitable websites that already exist for that purpose.
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* It is best to open and use a private message/dialog with our bot Kanjouteki. Don't spam the channel with lots of lookups.
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* If you must write in Romaji, we prefer modified Hepburn, that is si is shi, zi is ji, ti is chi, etc.
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* When writing in Romaji use proper spelling for long vowels (aa, ou, ei, ii, uu) instead of macrons or (oo, ee)
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* Follow general IRC etiquette. That is, don't be a jerk, don't type in caps, etc.
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* If you want to partake in discussions in the channel, you need to at least know kana.
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==Links==  
==Links==  

Revision as of 02:38, 26 February 2012

Very insreetting entry, thank you!I am sorry that your peers view you as not Japanese . Hopefully their opinion (and Japan's) will change over time.This is a very intriguing photo that is with this article, since Shirota Yuu is half Japanese and half Spaniard. I'm pretty sure that this is no coincidence.

The only way an incarunse company will lose money is if it miscalculates risk or does not have sufficient capital to pay out claims. Insurances companies are bullet-proof to a poor economy or even large natural disasters, such as the one that hit Tohoku. Sure, payouts are likely to be huge, but I can assure you that at this very moment incarunse salesmen are making record sales as they capitalize on the grim news up north. All the little old ladies and middle class oji-sans in areas not affected by the quake are forking out coin to insure themselves, just in case they are the next victims. It is the unexpected disasters which really help insurers to make record profits. So, don't worry about the incarunse companies.That video by the Screw the Middle Class of America really gets up my nose. The first time it's cute but after that it's just fear mongering. The implication is that holders of the debt will become the new masters. That's just horse apples. There is no way the torch of world leadership will pass to China unless they earn it. Screwing China's middle class in order to build up US debt will not make China great. Innovation, education, entrepreneurship, these are the qualities needed. America, on the other hand, is in danger of losing their lead for lack of the same qualities. Debt is an issue, but not a deal breaker. Great empires collapse because of the cost of their military, not because they gave their middle class a share of the pie. If the country decides to go into debt to pay for their military endevours, that's a different issue. Citizens Against Government Waste is just code for Don't tax me while rape and pillage the country and environment. But I digress?

Links

If you're learning Japanese, the following links are useful resources:

  • Kim Allen's overview of Japanese This site has no kanji but it does give a pretty good overview of grammar plus the author's personal experience of how she learned Japanese.
  • Tae Kim's Guide to Japanese This is an excellent website to learn a lot of Japanese grammar. However, you need to be comfortable reading kana.
  • Teach Yourself Japanese Great site to learn kana and some Japanese basics.
  • The Japanese Page A multiuser site that covers various aspects of Japanese.
  • Wikibooks Japanese An incomplete but useful site for beginners.
  • J-Gram A multi-user site that lets you practice Japanese with other users.
  • Lang 8 - A multilingual blogging and correction website. Native Japanese will correct your Japanese, while you can correct other user's writings of English or your native tongue.
  • JapaneseClass.jp - A web application to help you learn Japanese Language like playing RPG game, earn EXP, gain Level, and get Ranked.
  • Learning Languages Through Video Games, a wiki

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ah jeez I saw this on AOL a ltilte while back. Really cool, but kind of creepy at the same time. A good idea though (and executed very well)!

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