English To Japanese Questions

26 Sep 2007, 23:53 #801

oh sorry about this but
how about "no nothing" "forget it" (forget about it ) yea these
what are these

27 Sep 2007, 01:05 #802

it hurts = itai, nothing = nan demo nai or nani mo, forget = wasureru

27 Sep 2007, 08:12 #803

thanks again

27 Sep 2007, 20:21 #804

minna! :woot:

please help me...
how to say "i love my family so much" in japanese..

arigatou!

27 Sep 2007, 20:30 #805

"Watashi no kazoku aishiteru yo!"

28 Sep 2007, 00:55 #806

or you could use 'daisuki' in place of 'aishiteru', I would actually go for daisuki all the way.

28 Sep 2007, 01:46 · edited #807

ƒPƒ”ƒBƒ“ wrote:I would actually go for daisuki all the way.

Why?

28 Sep 2007, 20:50 #808

gaijinmark wrote:"Watashi no kazoku aishiteru yo!"

:woot: arigatou...
but how about in formal situation?
i have individual presentation for Japanese class... :sweat:

28 Sep 2007, 20:51 #809

daisuki? why..?

28 Sep 2007, 20:57 #810

hmm... how about this?
which one is correct?

1) kazoku wa totemo suki desu
2) kazoku ga totemo suki desu

:woot:

29 Sep 2007, 04:50 #811

aisya_chan wrote:hmm... how about this?
which one is correct?

1) kazoku wa totemo suki desu
2) kazoku ga totemo suki desu

I could be wrong, but I would say "Watashi no kazoku O totemo suki desu"[/list:u]

29 Sep 2007, 07:29 #812

gaijinmark wrote: I could be wrong, but I would say "Watashi no kazoku O totemo suki desu"[/list:u]

Well, "o" requires a verb. Neither "suki" nor "desu" qualify as such. Which leads me to the answer for the original question:
Both "wa" and "ga" are correct here. "ga" is grammatically correct, "wa" does not have any grammatical impact on the sentence. "wa" can take the place of a number of particles, such as "ga" and "o". It only stresses the importance of "kazoku" for the information you want to convey.

29 Sep 2007, 16:24 #813

oh i see..
arigatou minna! :woot:

1 Oct 2007, 00:15 #814

Hey guys :)

If I want to write something like, third Japanese lesson, how would I write that?

“ú–{Œê‚ÌŽö‹Æ is Japanese class/lesson, right? (Is the kanji for ‚¶‚ã‚¬‚å‚¤ Žö‹Æ ?)

But how do I add third in there?

Was thinking something like... “ú–{Œê‚ÌŽO”ÔŽö‹Æ . I'm sure it's not correct, but :P

Thanks! :)

1 Oct 2007, 01:22 #815

I'd say, more like "nihongo no jugyou dai san ka" or “ú–{Œê‚ÌŽö‹Æ‘æŽO‰Û.
Only my two cents. Or my first two-cent Japanese lesson in three words.

2 Oct 2007, 09:44 #816

hi how u ll doing
but how do u say
my family and friends photo album
is so kool
i did it , do u like it ?
help please :crazy: :sweat: :puppydog: :fingerscrossed: :fingerscrossed:

2 Oct 2007, 11:09 #817

ƒPƒ”ƒBƒ“ wrote:‚Ó‚½‚Â‚«“ú–{‚ÉŽ~‚Ü‚è‚Ü‚·.

futatsuki nihon ni tomarimasu.

thanks a lot

anyways sorry for asking a lot of questions but i want to know these phrases

I pick shoes over guys
LOL....
she is going to confess to him
she was flirting with _____
Lol.. what's to flirt

waste of time

4 Oct 2007, 07:38 #818

Hello, I'm looking for a word I heard in conversation awhile ago, and I can't remember it. The word means along the lines of "dirty mind," and I know it began with an "s" sound....I think it was "seita" or "seichi," but neither of those sound right to me.

Thanks for the help!

4 Oct 2007, 12:40 #819

gakusei1984 wrote:Hello, I'm looking for a word I heard in conversation awhile ago, and I can't remember it. The word means along the lines of "dirty mind," and I know it began with an "s" sound....I think it was "seita" or "seichi," but neither of those sound right to me.

Thanks for the help!

maybe 'sukebe' ?

5 Oct 2007, 05:20 #820

Shoy wrote:

maybe 'sukebe' ?

Yes, that's it! ‚ ‚è‚ª‚Æ‚¤I

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