English To Japanese Questions

19 Sep 2006, 01:45 #461

I don't know if this really is an English to Japanese question but how is the word ieh (no) written in Japanese? Silly question I know :sweat:

19 Sep 2006, 02:24 #462

suave_yamapi wrote:I don't know if this really is an English to Japanese question but how is the word ieh (no) written in Japanese? Silly question I know :sweat:

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19 Sep 2006, 02:40 #463

Tsuchiya wrote:
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aah, so it's iie... thanks :mrgreen:

20 Sep 2006, 09:33 #464

How do you say I love you to your parent's grandparent's or sibling. :woot:

20 Sep 2006, 20:52 #465

omae ga daisuki

20 Sep 2006, 22:45 #466

warakawa wrote:omae ga daisuki

isn't 'omae' rude? :headscratch: I'd say kimi, or anata if grandparents.. or is that only for lovers? Aah, suddenly I'm confused :banghead:

21 Sep 2006, 08:33 #467

suave_yamapi wrote: isn't 'omae' rude? :headscratch: I'd say kimi, or anata if grandparents.. or is that only for lovers? Aah, suddenly I'm confused :banghead:

If a guy is saying it to his girl- or boyfriend, then it's okay.
It's also common to hear boys say it to other friends; most of the time boys, but to girls as well.

It's only really rude if you say it to a superior, parent, and the like.

HTH,

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21 Sep 2006, 21:50 #468

kokuou wrote:

If a guy is saying it to his girl- or boyfriend, then it's okay.
It's also common to hear boys say it to other friends; most of the time boys, but to girls as well.

It's only really rude if you say it to a superior, parent, and the like.

HTH,

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oh I see, thanks for clearing that up for me :victory:

27 Sep 2006, 09:21 #469

Does anyone know what Ikimashita, becuase I don't.
If anyone know's please post. Arigato :woot:

27 Sep 2006, 09:32 #470

johnnythao wrote:Does anyone know what Ikimashita, becuase I don't.
If anyone know's please post. Arigato :woot:

My grammar ain't the best, but it looks like that would be "went" ikimasu would be "go" anytime there's a "ta" on the end of a verb, that changes it to past tense.
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27 Sep 2006, 10:27 #471

I would agree with that :)

29 Sep 2006, 23:25 #472

What doe's Aishiteru mean anyway's I know for some people it mean's I love you, but beside's that what doe's it mean. :woot:

30 Sep 2006, 00:44 #473

johnnythao wrote:What doe's Aishiteru mean anyway's I know for some people it mean's I love you, but beside's that what doe's it mean. :woot:

It only has one meaning: it's the principle verb form "to love"

10 Oct 2006, 12:33 #474

how do you say 1100? i know sen is 1000 and hyaku is 100. but to say 1200 its sen-ni-hyaku. so would it be sen-hyaku or sen-ichi-hyaku. im guessing its the first one but i could be wrong :sweat:
sorry if this is a dumb question :sweat:

10 Oct 2006, 12:45 #475

sen hyaku is correct. i dont think ive ever heard anyone say ichi hyaku

10 Oct 2006, 13:11 #476

a-nesuto wrote:sen hyaku is correct. i dont think ive ever heard anyone say ichi hyaku

hehe thanks i knew that sounded a bit off, but sen-ni-hyaku and stuff like that always throw me off :bonk: :bonk:

12 Oct 2006, 01:17 #477

When speaking how do you connect word's to make it more polite or understandable. :woot:

26 Oct 2006, 09:11 #478

hey guys what is love in japanese? i was just wondering k thanks everyone! BYE!

26 Oct 2006, 12:32 #479

Depends on the context I guess, but "ai" is love AFAIK, as in aishiteru (i love you)

See the thread in this section.....

30 Oct 2006, 11:51 #480

Also koi, —ö [‚±‚¢]

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