English To Japanese Questions

oh thankz gaijinmark and kenjilina
u all
here another
how do u say
this is it
and love him like I do
thankz again

Kirei KIKI wrote:oh thankz gaijinmark and kenjilina
u all
here another
how do u say
this is it

The word for "this" is "kore" but it gets a little tricky. If you and a friend are sitting at a table and you're talking about something on your side of the table use "kore". If you're talking about something on your friends side say "sore" ("that") and if you're talking about something on another table away from both of you, say "are" ("that over there") [/list:u]

gaijinmark wrote: The word for "this" is "kore" but it gets a little tricky. If you and a friend are sitting at a table and you're talking about something on your side of the table use "kore". If you're talking about something on your friends side say "sore" ("that") and if you're talking about something on another table away from both of you, say "are" ("that over there") [/list:u]

is itr that u use it my it self or do u hgave have to add something in front it ??

Kirei KIKI wrote: is itr that u use it my it self or do u hgave have to add something in front it ??

If you want to indicate the item as well, you use kono, sono, and ano.

This book = Kono hon
That book = Sono hon
That book (over there) = Ano hon

dochira wrote:
If you want to indicate the item as well, you use kono, sono, and ano.

This book = Kono hon
That book = Sono hon
That book (over there) = Ano hon

oh okay i see

Are there different ways of saying Iam sorry

and another thing how to say
don't call me that

Kirei KIKI wrote:Are there different ways of saying Iam sorry

Sure, there are a few.
Sumimasen
Gomennasai
Gomen (less formal)
Moushiwake gozaimasen (very polite/formal)

Kirei KIKI wrote:
and another thing how to say
don't call me that

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sore wo iwanai de kudasai
Don't say that

”F’m‚µ‚ëA‚¨‘O‚ÌŽq‹Ÿ‚¾‚낤‚ªI

Ninchi shiro, omae no kodomo darou ga!

Acknowledge it, it's your kid!

Kirei KIKI wrote:Are there different ways of saying Iam sorry

and another thing how to say
don't call me that

Don't call me that
‚»‚ñ‚È•—‚ɌĂԂȁI

Sonna fuu ni yobu na!

is sound unnatural, but...




usually what I say is

[thing I was called]‚Á‚ČĂԂȁI

[thing called] tte yobu na!



my friend always says "****chin" and I think it is annoying.

so I say it the way I wrote

how do you translate:
*death or love
*don't love me for granted

tnx in advance

ihvana_003 wrote:how do you translate:
*death or love

This might not be grammaticaly correct but the Japanese word for "or" is "soretomo" so I guess you could say Ž€‚»‚ê‚Æ‚àˆ¤. "Shi soretomo Ai"[/list:u]

gaijinmark wrote: This might not be grammaticaly correct but the Japanese word for "or" is "soretomo" so I guess you could say Ž€‚»‚ê‚Æ‚àˆ¤. "Shi soretomo Ai"[/list:u]

Or "shi ka ai"

"don't love me for granted" isn't even grammatically correct English, so I have no idea about Japanese ;)

Anime Dad wrote:

Or "shi ka ai"

"don't love me for granted" isn't even grammatically correct English, so I have no idea about Japanese ;)

oohh really.. :bonk:

bwahahaha,...sorry for nbeing an idiot here!!...ahahahaha :lol:

so i'll just ask the translation for "because"

tnx! :mrgreen:

ihvana_003 wrote:

so i'll just ask the translation for "because"

tnx! :mrgreen:

I'm no expert, but from what I've heard dakara means because. For example "Suki dakara" would mean "because I love you".
:)

Minna-san yoroshiku onegaishimasu
How do I say: I want to go back there

adylma wrote:Minna-san yoroshiku onegaishimasu
How do I say: I want to go back there

try 'asoko ni modoritai'.

kenjilina wrote:

try 'asoko ni modoritai'.

What about "asoko ni kaeritai desu"?

Anime Dad wrote:

What about "asoko ni kaeritai desu"?

I don't have anything to back me up on this and I could be totally wrong, but it seems like "kaeri" ‹A‚è is used mostly to mean returning home or going home. [/list:u]

gaijinmark wrote: I don't have anything to back me up on this and I could be totally wrong, but it seems like "kaeri" ‹A‚è is used mostly to mean returning home or going home. [/list:u]

Yeah, I wasn't sure about that. The "returning" part I know for sure, but I couldn't remember if it was specifically returning home or not...