English To Japanese Questions

gaijinmark wrote: Betsu ni, you watch enough dramas and some of these phrases show up a lot. I'm still just a dumb gaijin. :beaten: [/list:u]

Watashi mou :)

doumo arigato
both of u for all the help
thank u

okay okay
how about have fun

suzzy wrote:okay okay
how about have fun

The word I see used most often is "tanoshi" which means "enjoy" and for past tense you would say "tanoshikatta" "I enjoyed" [/list:u]

gaijinmark wrote: The word I see used most often is "tanoshi" which means "enjoy" and for past tense you would say "tanoshikatta" "I enjoyed" [/list:u]

That can also be literally translated as,(tanoshii) "Fun" or (tanoshikatta) "I had fun/That was fun."

agent_garner wrote:hi again! which would be the appropriate translation for "please take care of him or look after him always" if...

i lost a friend due to a misunderstanding and i know that someone else will take care of my friend..

sorry to bother you guys, thanks for any info.

Kind of late, however better late than never, right?

"please take care of him"

(name)___(name) wo yoroshiku onegaishimasu.

literally, it means "please be good to him/her(name)"

thank u very much
but i had fun would be somthing like watshi tanoshikatta
or somthing i am just asking iam not sure
correct me please

how do u say i love shunny!

jeelo wrote:how do u say i love shunny!

You can use either "dai suki desu" or "aishiteru" for love. [/list:u] @ suzzy, you got it right except you would want to put "wa" between "watashi" and "tanoshikatta" [/list:u]

how do you say i love u oguri shun? :bleh:

how do u say i love u oguri shun forever? :fingerscrossed:

how do u say i love u oguri shun forever? :fingerscrossed:

jeelo wrote:how do u say i love u oguri shun forever? :fingerscrossed:

why you gotta post the same question 3 times?

jeelo wrote:how do u say i love u oguri shun forever? :fingerscrossed:

aishiteru shun oguri
i think i am not sure
correct
i was tryin after all the help i want to see how far i got :bonk: :bonk: :beatyou: :fingerscrossed: :fingerscrossed: hoping iam right

sorry but all the trouble i gave u but thanks a double times!

suzzy wrote:
aishiteru shun oguri

Close suzzy, in Japanese the verb goes at the end, so it would be "shun oguri aishiteru" but you had the right idea. :applaud: [/list:u]

alright thankz i am getting the hang of it now

i have two
one is : have a nice trip
and : with pleasure

suzzy wrote:

and : with pleasure

with pleasure = "Yorokonde"

Tu_triky wrote:

with pleasure = "Yorokonde"

arigato
that was really fast