shieriru wrote:Hi, can you please help me translate "my japanese men"?
Arigatou :)
Hi shieriru, could you perhaps provide some more context? It's not so obvious what you mean exactly... it sounds strange in english without knowing what is talked about so it will sound strange in japanese as well i guess:
Ž„‚Ì“ú–{l‚Ì’j@watashi no nihonjin no otoko ~ "My Japanese man" (or men depending on context)
Hi shieriru, could you perhaps provide some more context? It's not so obvious what you mean exactly... it sounds strange in english without knowing what is talked about so it will sound strange in japanese as well i guess:
Ž„‚Ì“ú–{l‚Ì’j@watashi no nihonjin no otoko ~ "My Japanese man" (or men depending on context)
Sounds like you own people though... :beaten:
Hi supermidget!
Sorry if I didn't make my post clear. Anyway, I'm looking for the translation of "My Japanese Men" coz I'm going to put it on my siggy which of course contains the pictures of my favorite Japanese actors. :D
If I were to order at a restaurant and wanted to substitute something for something, how would I say it? For example, say I wanted to order coffee, but instead of milk, I want soy milk.
datenshi wrote:A question to anyone who can answer it:
If I were to order at a restaurant and wanted to substitute something for something, how would I say it? For example, say I wanted to order coffee, but instead of milk, I want soy milk.
Thanks~
The simplest way would be to say something like this:
Hey I have a Nihongo Final tomorrow for Japanese 1. Can someone explain to me some of the markers. I think that is what everyone in my class has trouble with, placing the markers. Also can anyone give example of sentence structures? Like
hey can anyone help me translate these things? i need this by tomorrow thanks!
is this the way to the library?
go upstairs, turn left to the hallway which leads to the other building turn right, then straight to the hallwayc then youfll see the libraryc
---i have an assignment in my japanese class, i have to make a short skit so here it goes... please... if i have corrections please tell me thanks---
this is th skit: Sakura: sempai, chotto matte kudasai! Kazuya: e, nen desu ka ne Sakura: is this the way to the library? Kazuya: a, ichin-nen desu ka nec go upstairs, turn left to the hallway which leads to the other building turn right, then straight to the hallwayc then youfll see the libraryc Sakura: domo arigato gosaimasu, honto ni tasukaremashita sempai Kazuya: a, chotto matte! Sakura: nan desu ka sempai? Kazuya: o-namae wa? Sakura: watashi wa Kitamura Sakura desuc ichinen ju-kumi desu, dozo yoroshiku o-negai shimasuc sempai wa? Kazuya: ore wa Kiriyama Kazuyac sou onna no kazuyac sannen ichi-kumi desu. Dozo yoroshiku. Sakura: saki ni honto ni arigato gosaimasu, ja ittekimasu Kazuya: iie, nandemo nai yo, ja mata ne
>and please also help me in writing those things in hiragana/kanji
I've been meaning to ask this...but always keep on forgetting >_<;
So anyway, I wanted to know how to say these...
* Where were we? (as in when you are in a conversation with someone and then you're interrupted, and then after the interruption you talk again)
*How dare you~!
*How could you?!
*Boring...
*I'm soooooo~ jealous
*lol* i know it sounds kinda stupid and corny...but I've been dying to know ^_^ v So please help me
Please give me the more casual Niponggo, as much as possible :)
Please find the 'answers' to your questions below.
I've made it as simple as I could.
Kokuou, if you'd like to elaborate more and/or throw in more 'answers', please do so because everyone knows you do it best! :D
* Where were we? (as in when you are in a conversation with someone and then you're interrupted, and then after the interruption you talk again)
In cases like these, I say "nandake?"
Informal, but it works.
*How dare you~!
"Konoyaro" could be applied.
*How could you?!
"Nande" (literally translated to 'why?'), but it works.
"Doushite" also works
*Boring...
"Tsumaranai"
*I'm soooooo~ jealous
"Urayamashii"
(i hope i'm assuming the correct conversation context in which these 'answers' are to be applied to)