Japanese WRX
 

I thought it was something that you guys might be interested in. I saw it as I was leaving a resturaunt in Japan, people thought I was crazy. Enjoy.

Rear.

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I'll take it!

That ain't a "WRX"... that's a GC body STi! *boioioioioioioing!!* :shock: And it's black.... sooo sexy. :D

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I saw so many different types of cars in Japan: Fairlady Zs, skylines, all generations of Evo's, sti's, ect.

what took you to japan :?:

I bet it was a plane.

That was just wrong! haha.

Seriously though, that is a sweet looking car...awesome.

Bwhahahaha.....that gave me a good laugh this morning.

wanna dance ol' man? :twisted:

In the words of MattR:

I'll street race you to death.

I will eat your face!!! - Orange County :lol:

I went to Japan because an exchange student invited me to her home for a month during winter break. Besides, I've always wanted to go and I'm learning Japanese (>.<)/

nihongo o hanasemasu ka?
nannen gurai nihongo o benkyo shiteimasu ka?

Hai, watashi wa nihongo o hanasemasu. Watashi wa "september" de hiroshima ni ikemasu. Asoko ni nihongo o benkioshimasute to ichinensee desu.

of course.. just add some chicken with that and im good :lol: :lol:

que?

man I'm out of practice. That took me a while to understand :p

Dude, I know zero Japanese and even I can tell it says:

"Yes, she is a hot exchange student. In September when I visited we got it on in Hiroshima. Also, those Styx guys totally don't know anything about speaking Japanese."

^LOL. How'd YOU KNOW!?!??

Lol, it's cool. I bet it's broken Japanese. I havn't taken a class yet, but I've been talking to Japanese people during class for about a year. I've picked up on a few things ;) This year will be my first year actually sitting down in a classroom and studying Japanese. Where did you learn Japanese? Nihonjin desuka?

:lol:

My mom is Japanese, but I didn't learn from anyone in my family. Took 2.5 years of it back in college.

Ah.. you prolly know where more than me then when you get goin :P It's really hard for me to understand it when it's spoken to me; hopefully that will change.

4 years ago, maybe, but since I have barely spoken it in that time, I'm very rusty. I have a few friends who teach english in Japan, and I can't talk to them (and one of them didn't even take Japanese here in the states, he's picking it all up).

How long has he been there for? Also, does he know how much engrish tutors make over there? 8) I want some side cash.

Lets see, I have one friend that been over there for about 4 months. He's part of the Nova program, which you can't do on the side.

Another friend went over in Feb of last year, stayed till December, and is going back mid-September for indefinite. He was teaching middle school english and tutoring on the side and was making some good cash, but I don't know how much in dollars (he himself said he didn't know, because he never too the time to convert Yen to Dollars). Aparently there are plenty of opportunities for white guys to tutor Japanese housewives.

Yeah, I just want to tutor, not really teach. Maybe for an hour or two a day or every-other day. Im just a college student and I bet some people charge a shit load in Japan to tutor english, I'll just offer half-price. :lol:

cool, I'll ask my friend next time I talk to him. I'll let you know, or bump the thread or something.

nice car.

Yea, what he said.

While you're continuing your studies, keep throwing nihongo at us, it'll be good practice.
And, seriously, you're going back over?

Nihongo o hanasemasuka?

I'll be in Japan for a year.

according to my Mom,
'Honto, anata wa sensei dekkei masu, ne?'

Watashi wa Nissei, desu, demo ne, nihongo wa choto, scoshi wakaremasu desu.

I cant understand that.

Am I a teacher?

And you understand a little Japanese?

Translate please :)

dekkei masu is something like, go, or in this context, go for it. She suggests you should go for being a teacher (tutor).

Right, I understand a little.

Is your mom Japanese?

Hai, so desu.