We could attempt it, but we might fail miserably due to our drunken state, but I'm still up for a challenge. XD

As am I! X3
Ganbarimasu!

Now you know I'm a Jappy-noob, lol
What does 'Ganbarimasu' mean? *Sits down and takes out notepad* Proceed

Well, the verb "ganbaru" is to try your best, so ganbarimasu is the masu form of that verb (which will often appear at the end of the sentence), using the masu form implies the action of it (the dictionary form (ganbaru) could be used too, informally). So basically, what I said was "I'll try my best!"

Furthermore, aside from the meaning of the word, ganbaru is also used much as we would use "good luck" in English. For that, it is put into the te form, becoming ganbate. This form is used for telling others to do things. So then, the exchange would be:

"Ganbate!"
"Ganbarimasu/ganbaru!"
Meaning "try your best!" and "I will!" respectively =P

*Closes notepad* So ends today's lesson of Japanese 101. Thank you Professor. ^_^
Well in that case, Ganbarimasu to you as well. X3

No problem. Now remember, you have a paper due on Teusday in which you'll need to be able to utilyze the て form in relation to asking permission (that would be using もいいですか) and an exam coming up next friday which will require you to be able to express desire to do things using verb stem and たい.

Ganbate! X3

Um, Professor.........
Can I accept my zeros now?, I don't think I will be able to make it to class this month......................or ever. X3