ten ten on keyboard.. where?? (22)

1 名前: 名無しさん@日本語勉強中 2005-10-13 14:41 ID:aJ5Ytaam

  • hangs head in shame *

Yes, I'm all new to typing in Japanese. I found hiragana, katakana, conversion to kanji etc, but where do I get the ten-ten? The dash dash and the tiny ring. Is it shift something?
Or is the only way to actually type ba instead of ha and so on?
No way to get a separate ten ten?

Sorry for the stupid question!!

2 名前: 名無しさん@日本語勉強中 2005-10-13 16:11 ID:4JG0DaqU

It's not on an English keyboard.

3 名前: 名無しさん@日本語勉強中 2005-10-13 17:26 ID:BAjzz3Uf

You need a Japanese keyboard to type "ten ten"

4 名前: 名無しさん@日本語勉強中 2005-10-13 17:54 ID:N649vdNx

I'd never recommend kana mode, but
@ = ゛
[ = ゜

5 名前: 名無しさん@日本語勉強中 2005-10-13 18:38 ID:aJ5Ytaam

Thanks!! I'm still confused though.

>>4
Those don't work for me.. (and @ doesn't have a key of it's own, has it?) are we talking about english keyboard?

about kana mode - shouldn't input mode always be kana? no?

6 名前: 名無しさん@日本語勉強中 2005-10-13 18:54 ID:nBs7y+QT

if you are using the Windows non-direct method just type in ha or ba はば

7 名前: 名無しさん@日本語勉強中 2005-10-14 00:10 ID:Heaven

>>5
You need a Japanese keyboard to get ゛ and ゜ by means of >>4.
If you have an English one, you have to first type, for example, だくてん (dakuten) and then to convert it into ゛ depending on what input method you use.
(だくてん converted into ゛ is my case using an IME called SKK)

But は゛ (ha + ゛) , は゜ (ha + ゜) are less beautiful and readable than ば (ba), ぱ (pa)
and there's no reason you use them unless you want to use the marks for their own.

8 名前: 7 2005-10-14 00:17 ID:Heaven

Sorry, I've forgotton letters like あ゛あ゛あ゛あ゛あ゛あ゛あ゛(can't be got without using ゛). One reason to use ゛.

9 名前: 名無しさん@日本語勉強中 2005-10-14 07:07 ID:aJ5Ytaam

だくてん and はんだくてん (converted) worked for me, many thanks!!

10 名前: 名無しさん@日本語勉強中 2005-10-15 03:24 ID:cDbBwU2N

What are the effects of saying あ゛あ゛あ゛あ゛あ゛あ゛あ゛?

How do you read those? Are they just there to emphasize the sound?

ん゛?

11 名前: 名無しさん@日本語勉強中 2005-10-15 18:23 ID:4JG0DaqU

A really loud and vocal scream.

12 名前: 名無しさん@日本語勉強中 2005-10-27 00:15 ID:VmnHoDYo

>>10
I think you are right.

But, we don't use these in spoken Japanese.
It isn't easy to pronounce "あ゛for us.

13 名前: 名無しさん@日本語勉強中 2005-10-27 02:01 ID:D4hV82x2

>>12
Those darn vocals!

14 名前: 名無しさん@日本語勉強中 2005-10-27 10:13 ID:VmnHoDYo

>>13
すみません。
私は”Those darn vocals!”の記述を理解できません。
(Sorry,I can't understand your remark.)

Correcting:these→Those darn vocals?

15 名前: 13 2005-10-27 10:40 ID:gJVIKoD+

>>14
I am European, most European languages use the same set of basic vowels, so it's funny to imagine someone having problems with "A".
Most of the time, asian people have a problem with consonants, especially "R" and "L" (and this is not a convenient stereotype or anything, my Japanese teacher was really horrible with words that had many "R"s or "L"s).

16 名前: 13 2005-10-27 10:41 ID:gJVIKoD+

And yes, I meant "vowel" instead of "vocal"...

orz

17 名前: 12 2005-10-27 12:51 ID:VmnHoDYo

私は日本人ですが、現実世界で『あ゛あ゛あ゛』と叫んでいる人は見たことがありません。これらの表現は主に漫画で使われる表現です。

Although I'm Japanese,I've never seen other Japanese shout , 'あ゛あ゛あ゛'.
It is a phrase seen well in mangas.

もし私が『あ゛あ゛あ゛あ゛』と声を出したなら、それは私達が重大な精神的損害を被っていたか、もしくは私が非常に驚いた事を意味します。
しかしその叫び声を聞いた他の日本人は私が叫んでいる音が
『あ゛あ゛あ゛あ゛』なのか『ああああああ』なのかは区別が付かないでしょう。

If I shouted it,it means that I had suffered serious mental damage or surprised at something.
But other Japanese who heard my scream can't tell my'あ゛あ゛あ゛' from my'ああああ'.

よって、もし15が日本人にいきなり『あ゛あ゛あ゛』と叫んでくださいと言っても、大抵の日本人は実際に『あ゛あ゛あ゛』と発音したことが無いので発音に手間取るでしょう。

That is to say,even if you ask Japanese to pronounce it,most Japanese take time to do it.
(Because most of us doesn't have experience of having done it actually.)
↓↑
It isn't easy to pronounce 'あ゛'for us,too.

Sorry for my poor English.

18 名前: 名無しさん@日本語勉強中 2005-10-27 13:42 ID:B5TZ/p0W

But how does あ゛sound? I've read somewhere that あ゛sounds like あ and え at the same time. Is it correct?

19 名前: 12 2005-10-27 16:02 ID:VmnHoDYo

Caution:I'm not sure my thoughts are correct.

I think you are not wrong,but more important things are your feelings and countenance.
(Also you should pronounce it thickly a bit.)

It is difficult to convert literary(mangas) Japanese into the spoken Japanese because of its vagueness.
(not only あ゛ but also some phrase used to emphasize one's feelings,too.)

There is no clear distinction.... orz

If you wanna use the phrase,you have to consider that these expressions are so relative.

And most of us don't care mangas expressions normally.

Let me show you an example.(Be careful! It's not あ゛but it's お゛or を゛)

ttp://yzf-r6.hp.infoseek.co.jp/images/madgear.swf "METAL GEAR SOLID 1 JAPANESE EDITION"
(Unofficial authors split normal lines and mixed them.)

LET'S FIND 'お゛お゛お゛お゛お゛! (painful)' and 'を゛〜〜〜 (comfortable)'.

20 名前: 名無しさん@日本語勉強中 2005-10-27 19:37 ID:Heaven

>>17
Actually, that's better English than most native English-speakers on the internet.

21 名前: 名無しさん@日本語勉強中 2005-10-28 06:15 ID:B5TZ/p0W

Ok, so あ゛お゛and を゛are sounds with some added "growling", if i understood it correctly?

22 名前: 12 2005-10-30 10:13 ID:Heaven

私はあなたがそれを正しく理解していると思います。
I suppose you understand it correctly.

音声(例:あ、お)に怒鳴り声とかうめき声が加わると、゛が文字に適用される事があります。
When the groan or growling is added to the voice(example:あ,お),゛ may be applyed to the character in some cases.

19番の動画の中に、幾つかの゛が有る音声があります。ただしこれらの音声は2ちぇねらー以外の日本人に濁点(゛)無しで認識される
かもしれません。   濁点(゛)=Voiced consonant mark

There are some voices with ゛in the movie of No.19.
But these voices may be recognized without ゛ by Japanese people except 2channelers.

これらは濁点が付いた音声の内のいくつかです。
These are some of the voices with 濁点.(from MAD GEAR SOLID)
0:32 ぐあ゛っ
0:58 ぐあ゛っ
1:21 ぐあ゛っ
1:50 ぅ゛・・・う゛う゛
1:58 ぐあ゛っ
2:23 うっぐぅ゛

2:32 ぐあ゛っ ????
2:43 ぎゃあ゛あ゛あ゛あ゛
3:05 ???
3:34 わあ゛あ゛あ゛あ゛あ゛ どあ゛あ゛あ゛
3:40 を゛〜〜〜〜〜

ETC...

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