@bloodunderrazor:

You're welcome!!!!! ^_^

@Mad Hatter Belia:

Arigato Sensei-san for the corrections.

@Mad Hatter Belia:

YAY thanks XDDD

@XxI wuv PockyxX:

Sowwy, when I figure out how to do it on a windows, I'll tell you first! XD

@Mad Hatter Belia:

awww, I'm windows XP
O well XD

@XxI wuv PockyxX:

If you're on a Mac, you can change the language by going into "System Preferences" and clicking, "Iternation"

But I don't know how to do it if you're on a Windows....

@Mad Hatter Belia:

Kewl thanks :D
Do u hav a special program to type those o.0?

@bloodunderrazor:

Very good! But you're off on a couple, these are the examples that my teacher gave me, but he was there to speak them for us; here's a run down:

A - like "Ahhh, that feels good"
I - like "Eel"
E - as in, "eh?"
O - like, "Oooohhhh SHIT!!"
U - is in, "You"

I should have changed them, but thank you for writing this out loud, it really helps!

This next week is going to be a tough one for me, so I might not be able to get on at all, I will try to get a lesson up however!

Sayonara,

Sensei

@XxI wuv PockyxX:

hmm, pictures didn't show up? Well that's okay, I was just writing in Hiragana, (Welcome! and othet stuff like that)

Don't worry, when I get the time I'll give you a full sheet of ALL the hirigana characters.

@Clozimodo:

no, it's pronounced more like, "OOoooo SHIT!!"

That's how I remember it XD

Arigato Sensei-san,
I think this was a great lesson opener. Vowels are part of language basics right. So let me see, "o" sounds like oi, "e" sounds like ell and "u" sounds like fooh. Ink is easy so I get "i". Did I get those right? Can't wait for the next part of lesson one. You rock Sensei.

Kewl :]
Do u think you could submit a pic of the characters? Cuz I only see boxes XDDD
R u gunna be using hirangana or katakana?

So is O more of a "oi" kind of pronunciation? (just checking cause i often read thing wrong with my dislexia ^^")

And don't worry~ I've just got a game where they speek japanese only so i'll practice with that ^^