English To Japanese Questions

Started by Kenshin · 11 Oct 2003 · 1,010 replies

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28 Jun 2007, 21:07 #721
gaijinmark wrote: Well, as long as they know you're joking. IIRC, I had a conversation with kokuou about this awhile back, and kokuou said "urusai" is preferred over "damaru"


damaru....is that something that would be serious???
28 Jun 2007, 21:35 #722
damaru is seen as more rude because its really direct, it literally means to shut up. While urusai means irritating, annoying which indirectly would mean to shut up, to stop with it..
5 Jul 2007, 18:33 #723
pls help me translate this to japanese

"jUsT bE yOuRseLF, anD sOoNeR oR laTeR, mR. riGhT wiLL cOmE.... bEinG siNgLe iS a loT bEtTeR thAn beiNg sTuCk wiTh mR. wRonG fOr LiFe."

arigato..
5 Jul 2007, 23:05 #724
jdorama_fanatic wrote:pls help me translate this to japanese

"jUsT bE yOuRseLF, anD sOoNeR oR laTeR, mR. riGhT wiLL cOmE.... bEinG siNgLe iS a loT bEtTeR thAn beiNg sTuCk wiTh mR. wRonG fOr LiFe."

arigato..

It'd be nice of you typed it normally instead of LiKe tHiS.... :shakehead:
5 Jul 2007, 23:25 #725
bmwracer wrote:
It'd be nice of you typed it normally instead of LiKe tHiS.... :shakehead:


Problem with Capslock button? :beaten:
5 Jul 2007, 23:26 #726
how do you say "I am (insert age here) years old" and happy birthday?
5 Jul 2007, 23:31 #727
chiba wrote:Problem with Capslock button? :beaten:

That's for sure. :shakehead: :bleh:
5 Jul 2007, 23:39 #728
shiroi_tora wrote:how do you say "I am (insert age here) years old" and happy birthday?


Watashi wa (age) sai desu.
otanjoubi omedetou.
6 Jul 2007, 00:15 #729
ƒPƒ”ƒBƒ“ wrote:

Watashi wa (age) sai desu.
otanjoubi omedetou.


arigatou
7 Jul 2007, 11:18 #730
hi long time how i every one today
i have a phase i like to say well
is its ok to smile for ur self :crazy: :crazy: :crazy:
we not really i didn't say i heard it in a song :doh: :doh: :doh:
but i just want to know how if that was right
so the phase again is
"it is okay to smile for self"
onegai for the long talking :bow: :bow: :bow: :bow:
12 Jul 2007, 19:52 #731
pls translate this to japanese.
arigato

just be yourself. sooner or later, mr. right will come.
its better to stay single than being stuck for mr. wrong for life
18 Jul 2007, 00:42 #732
well this is only two words today
and it is
more imporantly
yeah i think that is all
29 Jul 2007, 12:27 #733
suzzy wrote:well this is only two words today
and it is
more imporantly
yeah i think that is all
important is "juyo" -@d—v@and more would be "moto" so I guess, moto juyo might be what your looking for[/list:u]
1 Aug 2007, 19:43 #734
suzzy wrote:well this is only two words today
and it is
more imporantly
yeah i think that is all


Well, I think it depends on in what context you want to use that. As a phrase at the beginning of a sentence to express that its more important than the former sentence, like in: "more importantly, I've got something to discuss with you." would just work with something like "Sore yori, hanashi ga aru."

As for ‚à‚Á‚Əd—v. I can't think of a situation where it could be translated as "more importantly", but someone correct me if I'm wrong. :confused:
2 Aug 2007, 07:50 #735
gaijinmark wrote: important is "juyo" -@d—v@and more would be "moto" so I guess, moto juyo might be what your looking for[/list:u]


oh ok thankz so that mean i can used it separately right
2 Aug 2007, 07:50 #736
Vortex wrote:

Well, I think it depends on in what context you want to use that. As a phrase at the beginning of a sentence to express that its more important than the former sentence, like in: "more importantly, I've got something to discuss with you." would just work with something like "Sore yori, hanashi ga aru."

As for ‚à‚Á‚Əd—v. I can't think of a situation where it could be translated as "more importantly", but someone correct me if I'm wrong. :confused:


and also thank you for all ur help
2 Aug 2007, 07:52 #737
"it is okay to smile for self"
can any one translate
this one phase
thankx u :say_thanx:
2 Aug 2007, 09:07 #738
suzzy wrote:"it is okay to smile for self"
can any one translate
this one phase
thankx u :say_thanx:
Well, "It's okay for me to smile for myself" could be "Jibun wa egao ni daijobu desu" (not sure about that "ni" after "egao" particles drive me nuts :bonk: ) [/list:u]
3 Aug 2007, 00:54 #739
suzzy wrote:"it is okay to smile for self"
can any one translate
this one phase
thankx u :say_thanx:


try 'jibun no tame ni hohoendemo ii'.
3 Aug 2007, 09:10 #740
gaijinmark wrote: Well, "It's okay for me to smile for myself" could be "Jibun wa egao ni daijobu desu" (not sure about that "ni" after "egao" particles drive me nuts :bonk: ) [/list:u]


ok thankz for ur help
and about the "ni" can u use it with or without it

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