ぼくは二年生に大学です。せんもんはEEEでも日本語と Aニメと日本人の女の人が
好きです。日本語を勉強します。二処黷ｳいです。
I took japanese classes for 4 years in high school but I didnt learn as much as I should have because I had a bad teacher and it was a few years ago and I forgot alot of setenace structure rules and vocab. I'm just starting to take japanese classes again at college.
Anyway, on to my question.
I've noticed in animes men rarely use desu and masu to end their sentances unless talking to someone higher up. Mostly ending their sentances in だ, な, or plain form verbs, and thats even if they complete their sentances.
For example instead of saying 名前は[name]です they'll just say おれは名前は[name] without a です or だ
Is this the way guys are suppose to talk to your peers? I notice that majority of women actually use desu and masu all the time, probably cause women try their best to be as polite as possible? I know thats important for japanese women.
Just looking for some insight, thanks.
「だわ」はめったに使わないね。
Welcome and Hajimemashite. Yoroshiku ne!
Is this the way guys are suppose to talk to your peers? I notice that majority of women actually use desu and masu all the time, probably cause women try their best to be as polite as possible? I know thats important for japanese women.
At first, Japanese has some way of speaking, normal language, slang, dialect, honorific language, polite words, baby talk, old person's terms and etc...
Usually, you (and most of all foreigner) are taught Hyoujun-go/normal speaking. But this Hyoujun-go is very inconvenience, because no one use Hyoujun-go on daily life in Japan. All Japanese use a dialect and slang words on daily life.
The end of words DA, NE, YO, YA and etc are dialect or slang. Those words are used in Anime/Manga frequently. Because the words of Anime/Manga is near to actually spoken words in Japan.
Japanese use a dialect and slang words, but they must use Teinei-go/Sonkei-go to superiors, or formal place. In this time, Japanese man use Desu/Masu. But they can not speak Teinei-go/Sonkei-go perfectly, they use Desu yo/Masu yo or Desu ne/Masu ne frequently. This is a Teinei-slang/Sonkei-dialect? :D
NANGI
In normal casual conversation for men, desu -> da, masu -> plain form. I don't even use da unless its for emphasis, sometimes leaving it off or straight adding 'neee' 'yo'. It makes you look cool and macho :D
Yes, but guys use "da wa" in frank, colloquial conversation to show "throw my hands up" mood.
・そんなんじゃ駄目だわ。
・俺じゃあやっぱり無理だわ。
・アイツには本当にお手上げだわ。
・そんなことばかり言ってるからいつまで経っても成功 しないんだわ。
・今月は支払いが多くて苦しいんだわ。
....etc
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