English To Japanese Questions

be mine = –l‚̂ɂȂ낤
direct translation, simple and sweet. but i don't know if is grammatically correct..

posted under learn japanese thread for all to see and correct me.

cass
who is that girl on ur signature?
she looks so familiar...
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offtopic: Konishi Manami
Boku dake no Madonna
Hotman
Fire Boys
Chuurasan...etc etc....

Here's my best shot.

1)To be in this world does not necessarily mean you exist@¨

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2)to live does not necessarily mean you alive@¨

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3)That is why i am dying in this world@¨

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It's late, so my brain isn't working at the moment.@ :crazy:

Also, if you are using windows XP, then you should be able to just add japanese to the language bar with the control panel menu.
If you are using win98 etc, then you can download Japanese Global IME from the microsoft website.

Cheers.

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what does kakkoi mean?
i see this word being used to describe many artistes..
but dunno what it means..

kakkoii is actually two words kakko and ii..

kakko means .. can't really think of a word to describe it but it means [how you look like] or something like that

ii means [good] or anything related to that word.. so kakkoii means he's very good-looking, very cool, when you see a person who you describe as kakkoii.. you find his actions or face very pleasing to you in your view of what a guy should be like..

sometimes used for girls when meaning [cool]

at least, this is how i would explain it.. ^^;;

arashinokoto wrote:kakkoii is actually two words kakko and ii..

kakko means .. can't really think of a word to describe it but it means [how you look like] or something like that

ii means [good] or anything related to that word.. so kakkoii means he's very good-looking, very cool, when you see a person who you describe as kakkoii.. you find his actions or face very pleasing to you in your view of what a guy should be like..

sometimes used for girls when meaning [cool]

at least, this is how i would explain it.. ^^;;

Yep, you got it arashinokoto :D "Kakko" refers to appearance. So it's kinda like "appearance [is] nice". That's gradually crossed over to descriptions of other things, like saying something's "cool", I think.

Thanks!

hmm, im not too sure aboutt his but it seems that this is used to describe males more.....i cant really recall a female being called kakkoii...though of course i may be wrong

KouSeiya315 wrote:Yep, you got it arashinokoto :D "Kakko" refers to appearance. So it's kinda like "appearance [is] nice".

Or style. :)

kazuichikun wrote:hmm, im not too sure aboutt his but it seems that this is used to describe males more.....i cant really recall a female being called kakkoii...though of course i may be wrong

maybe around "koukou" school age during athletic events. i recall watching a dorama (don't remember which one) that some girl did really good in this event and her friends went like: "aya-chan kakkoiiiiii!!!"

niko2x wrote:maybe around "koukou" school age during athletic events. i recall watching a dorama (don't remember which one) that some girl did really good in this event and her friends went like: "aya-chan kakkoiiiiii!!!"

Yes. The statement is a unisexual one. Gender doesn't play a factor whatsoever.

and might i add, that when little kids try to pronouce this word, it comes out like: "kat-chewi"... :mrgreen:

"kat-chewi", for some reason I find that funny.

Then [awesome] could be the right word for it.

arashinokoto wrote:
kakko means .. can't really think of a word to describe it but it means [how you look like] or something like that

ii means [good] or anything related to that word.. so kakkoii means he's very good-looking, very cool, when you see a person who you describe as kakkoii.. you find his actions or face very pleasing to you in your view of what a guy should be like..

You can say of a guy that he's awesome (how he look/act)
where [kakko] would refer to [appearance]

niko2x wrote:
i recall watching a dorama (don't remember which one) that some girl did really good in this event and her friends went like: "aya-chan kakkoiiiiii!!!"

in this case, i believe [kakko] would refer to [performance/display of skill]

in the end, it depend of the context.

Can someone confirm or adjust my statement above ?

BTW, i don't speak yet but i just learned something new ^^

ahochaude wrote:

Yes. The statement is a unisexual one. Gender doesn't play a factor whatsoever.

i c, i guess its just what ive been to exposed to then... :crazy: ...seemed like it was used for guys much more though, i was told that it was unisexual

u m can somebody translate this for me

kaeba iijan
tarukunai

bbgirl03 wrote:u m can somebody translate this for me

kaeba iijan
tarukunai

"Kaeba Iijan" means, "It's okay to go home."

"Tarukunai", ... I haven't heard of such a word.

ahochaude wrote:

"Kaeba Iijan" means, "It's okay to go home."

"Tarukunai", ... I haven't heard of such a word.

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kaeba iijan means, "why don't you change (something) then?"

As for Tarukunai, if it's Darukunai, then it means "not tired."

Anyways, a little intoxicated here so i'm gonna hit the hay.

Night all and HAPPY NEW YEAR!

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arigato!!!!