Vladimir;53981 wrote.　
「ブラディミル」ですね。。。
パタジスさんは何さいですか。　
ﾌﾞﾗﾃﾞｲﾐﾙさん。。。　そうですか。
buradimiru-san... soo desu ka.
I forgot you can actually can form "di" in katakana, thanks for reminding me.
にじゅういちです。　おいくつですか。
nijuuichi desu. Oikutsu desu ka?
Vladimir;54053 wrote
Anyway, back to topic:
sabuzero-san ha nan sai desu ka?
Actually this points out a "problem" with writing it in romanji instead of kana.
If you write the above sentence into kana it is correct but the "ha" (は) is actually pronounced "wa".
So it should be "sabuzero-san wa nansai desu ka?" although it's written like this: "サブゼロさんはなんさいですか。"
Same with こんにちは / konnichiwa and douzo which is pronounced as "doozo". So SubZero, do you prefer we write it in romanji or we write it the way it is spoken.
EDIT: Ok, it's not so much a problem since the problem occurs in romanji as well in kana. It's just a exception/rule you have to know :p.
EDIT2: It actually is about the difference between the pronouciation and the way it is written. It has nothing to with a difference between romanji and kana. Lol, I would so suck at teaching :p.
And about the kanji... to be honest I don't now any yet. I'm close to learning my first few but like I said in the other thread, I'm slow at learning languages. I'm not very far in Japanese at all to be honest (introducing myself is about it at the moment).
