English To Japanese Questions

what's well done in japanese term? What's ostukare? is that right

yuichi11 wrote:what's well done in japanese term? What's ostukare? is that right

I think what you're referring to is this: ‚¨”æ‚ê—l‚Å‚µ‚½ pronounced "otsukaresamadeshita". It's usually translated in doramas as "good work" or "good job" although the word " ”æ‚ê" (tsukare) means tired. You know, it's the end of the day, you're tired, so that means you did a good job, ne? [/list:u]

what i mean is when someone collapse the person with that person will say hang on or pull yourself together what i hear in jdorama is like "shikaishiro" is that correct?

yuichi11 wrote:what i mean is when someone collapse the person with that person will say hang on or pull yourself together what i hear in jdorama is like "shikaishiro" is that correct?

'shikkarishiro' means "pull yourself together" or "hang in there".
Only men will say like that (or manly woman).
Women would say 'shikkarishite' instead.

whats i like it in Japanese's?

yuichi11 wrote:whats i like it in Japanese's?

. . . D‚«@‚Å‚· (suki desu) [/list:u]

i love you to japanese, say, ANATAGA SUKI DESU!

is that ok now?

chiinen wrote:i love you to japanese, say, ANATAGA SUKI DESU!

is that ok now?

Since Japanese seem to have a aversion to saying hˆ¤‚µ‚Ä‚éh (aishiteru) for "love" they usually say h‘å@D‚«‚Å‚·h (daisuki desu)[/list:u]

hey i would like to know
how u say
What do i do Now ?
OR
what should i do?
oOR
I am home safe and sound?
for now thta all
help please thankz you :fingerscrossed:

Kirei KIKI wrote:hey i would like to know
how u say
What do i do Now ?
OR
what should i do?
oOR
I am home safe and sound?
for now thta all
help please thankz you :fingerscrossed:

the first one would be something like ‚¢‚Ü‚È‚É‚ð‚µ‚Ü‚·‚© ima nani wo shimasu ka
(literally "now what is done?")

Kirei KIKI wrote:hey i would like to know
how u say
what should i do?

The expression for "What should I do?" is "Doshiyo!!" You'll hear it a lot, usually in semi-panic situations. You know, your dog ate your homework, you don't know what to do, you say "Doshiyo!!" [/list:u]

I am home safe and sound

[/list:u] And the expression you use when you get home is "Tadaima" [/list:u]

Awesome g-mark :victory:

gaijinmark wrote: And the expression you use when you get home is "Tadaima" [/list:u]

i always wonder how to say tthat is said Doshiyo!!" so that what it is iight kool
i guess some did it for me

gaijinmark wrote: And the expression you use when you get home is "Tadaima" [/list:u]

thankz for the help

Anime Dad wrote:

the first one would be something like ‚¢‚Ü‚È‚É‚ð‚µ‚Ü‚·‚© ima nani wo shimasu ka
(literally "now what is done?")

thankz to u too

May I know how do I say the following in Japanese?

- "Don't joke", or "stop kidding around" but in a non-reprimanding manner (e.g. when your friend asked you to do something that you find impossible and you just want to show your surprise at the request)

- "This is not within my scope of work" (as polite as possible please)

- "Is there anything I can help?" (is there any difference if I was using this in an office setting to my colleague, or to show concern to a friend, or as a sales staff?)

Thank you.

xerith wrote:May I know how do I say the following in Japanese?

- "Don't joke", or "stop kidding around" but in a non-reprimanding manner (e.g. when your friend asked you to do something that you find impossible and you just want to show your surprise at the request)

you can say "Jodan jya nai (yo)"

Muri desu = it's impossible

how do u say I'm so tired and or kust I'm tired
I'm finish
thankz

Kirei KIKI wrote:how do u say I'm so tired and or kust I'm tired
I'm finish
thankz

The word "tired" is "tsukareta" ”æ‚ꂽ. You could say "Watashi wa tsukareta desu yo" if you wanted to say that you're really tired. [/list:u]

could also say 'shindoi'.
'watashi shindoi'.