English To Japanese Questions

Nai wrote:

Everybody that comes into this website should have a liking to the Japanese language :bonk:

i have i really like this language
i would like to come there some day
:woot: :dancing:

well sience it been awhile any one ask anything i will
how do u say happy mother days
and it been a while ( sience i saw u or somthing like that )
if so much last one is everything is going to be ok
onegai :puppydog: :puppydog:

Happy Mother's Day would probably be something like: "Haha no hi omedeto" and the general term for "O.K." is "daijobu"

THANK FOR THAT BUT IT WASn't okay i was asking buthankz
but i wasasking how do u say its been a while or it a longtime i haven't see you
i am not sure if someone ask this before :crazy: but please help :puppydog: :puppydog: :puppydog:

suzzy wrote:THANK FOR THAT BUT IT WASn't okay i was asking buthankz
but i wasasking how do u say its been a while or it a longtime i haven't see you
i am not sure if someone ask this before :crazy: but please help :puppydog: :puppydog: :puppydog:

Ohisashiburi for a more formal occasion and hisashiburi for a more casual setting i.e. between friends.

jade_frost wrote:

Ohisashiburi for a more formal occasion and hisashiburi for a more casual setting i.e. between friends.

Ohi-sa-shi-buri is that hiw this one said
hi-sa-shi-buri and this one like this

If they didn't say it the same way, it could mean they are not on the same social rank or something like that. I could be wrong tho. There are a lot of words and expression you can add "o" at the beginning to make it more polite. bentou ~ obentou, mise ~ omise...


There is one that I know, that is preferable not to use for, is nabe. Nabe is somekind of saucepan / pot, but "onabe" means a female transvestite. (a female that dresses like a man) :hehe:

There is also the male version, (which is some other kind of saucepan), but I don't remember what is it.

oh i see :sweat:
so in other words becarful on how these word s are said yes
still can of last :crazy: :crazy:

Yup. Also need to know how to say it too. Probably one of those thing to learn last, but there are ways to pronounce words if you don't want to sound like a foreigner.

There are low and high pitch tone. For example, hashi can means different things like chopstick, edge or bridge. For chopstick it's high-low (HAshi), edge and bridge it's low-high (haSHI), but for bridge it's followed by an obligatory low in the next word. Kind of complicated and probably impossible to master, unless you're a native or lived there for many years. :)

obentou wrote:This question I'm gonna ask is a little random, but does anyone know what McDonald's signature "i'm lovin' it" is in Japanese? Like what do they use in McDonald's stores in Japan? :hehe: I just started wondering. Here in the Philippines, it's "love ko 'to." But I wanted to know what the Japanese version is. So if anyone does know, please tell me. :victory:

In all the CMs, promos and even on their website, they use "i'm lovin' it". I don't know why they didn't translate it. :confused:

Just as a follow-up to what Tabana said, you also have to listen closely as well, for example: When I first started watching Fuji-TV News, I couldn't figure out why they kept saying "suki desu" before every news story. Did this mean they liked this particular news story? Didn't make any sense. Then I slowly realized what they were saying was, "tsugi desu" meaning, "this is next" Once I finally figured it out, I felt like a total moron :bonk:

im not a japanese but im interesterd to know some of the basic korean words..

how can you say the following words in japanese???

good morning =
good afternoon =
good evening =
hello (on the phone) =
hello (not on the ohone) =
i love you =
i miss you =
ok =
thank you =
friend =
what is your name? =
im sorry=
sorry=

pls help me know what arethe translations..
im thanking you in advance for those who are willing to answer

jdorama_fanatic wrote:im not a japanese but im interesterd to know some of the basic korean words..

how can you say the following words in japanese???

good morning =
good afternoon =
good evening =
hello (on the phone) =
hello (not on the ohone) =
i love you =
i miss you =
ok =
thank you =
friend =
what is your name? =
im sorry=
sorry=

pls help me know what arethe translations..
im thanking you in advance for those who are willing to answer

good morning = Ohayou gozaimasu
good afternoon = Konnichiwa
good evening = konbanwa
hello (on the phone) = Moshi moshi
hello (not on the ohone) = Konnichiwa
i love you = daisuki / aishiteru (rarely used)
i miss you = :headscratch: this one i dont know..gomen :sweat:
ok = er..normally they use 'hai'
thank you = arigatou gozaimasu/doumo
friend = tomodachi
what is your name? = Onamae wa nan desuka?
im sorry & sorry= Gomen nasai, Sumimasen

P/s: I'm also learning..So, please forgive me if there any mistake..Please correct me if I'm wrong
:victory:

jdorama_fanatic wrote:im not a japanese but im interesterd to know some of the basic korean words..

Korean words?? :headscratch:

you can say ii desu yo or kekkou desu for OK..

there is actually no literally translation for I miss you in Japanese. They do say.

(name) ga inakute sabishii - I am lonely without you

how about these
it was no way close to what is what i normally ask
how about hese words
stop?
hold on?
you? and
love at first site?
if any one could help
thank u very much :fingerscrossed: :fingerscrossed: :say_thanx:

chiba wrote:

good morning = Ohayou gozaimasu
good afternoon = Konnichiwa
good evening = konbanwa
hello (on the phone) = Moshi moshi
hello (not on the ohone) = Konnichiwa
i love you = daisuki / aishiteru (rarely used)
i miss you = :headscratch: this one i dont know..gomen :sweat:
ok = er..normally they use 'hai'
thank you = arigatou gozaimasu/doumo
friend = tomodachi
what is your name? = Onamae wa nan desuka?
im sorry & sorry= Gomen nasai, Sumimasen

P/s: I'm also learning..So, please forgive me if there any mistake..Please correct me if I'm wrong
:victory:

thank you so much for replying in my message.

suzzy wrote:how about these
it was no way close to what is what i normally ask
how about hese words
stop?
hold on?
you? and
love at first site?
if any one could help
thank u very much :fingerscrossed: :fingerscrossed: :say_thanx:

to stop - yameru, tomeru
stop ! - yamete (kudasai), tomete (kudasai)

hold on - ganbare
you - anata, kimi
love at first sight - hitomebore

ƒPƒ”ƒBƒ“ wrote:

to stop - yameru, tomeru
stop ! - yamete (kudasai), tomete (kudasai)

hold on - ganbare
you - anata, kimi
love at first sight - hitomebore

Great :victory:

In addition: if you meant hold on ='wait for a sec'
you can use 'chotto matte (kudasai)'

arigato gozaimasu ƒPƒ”ƒBƒ“ and chiba
for all the help :dancing: :woot: :applaud: :say_thanx:

anyone here? can you help me please?
what is the use and/or how am i going to use the following:

kun
san
sama
dono
chan


* i know that these are suffixes but i don't know how to use it ..
thanks in advance!