meoinkie2 wrote:please kindly translate "Red Sweet Pea" to japanese.. in romaji.. TIA :victory:akai (red) amai (sweet) endomame (pea)[/list:u]
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Started by Kenshin · 11 Oct 2003 · 1,010 replies
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meoinkie2 wrote:please kindly translate "Red Sweet Pea" to japanese.. in romaji.. TIA :victory:
Depends on what you're trying to mean here. Is it literally a "sweet pea" as in the flower or are you trying to convey a "lovey-dovey" thing? In any case, I'd probably just go with "akai suiito pii" (Ô‚¢ƒXƒC[ƒgƒs[).
Dammit, I hate accidentally double-posting. :banghead:
sadacori wrote:
Depends on what you're trying to mean here. Is it literally a "sweet pea" as in the flower or are you trying to convey a "lovey-dovey" thing? In any case, I'd probably just go with "akai suiito pii" (Ô‚¢ƒXƒC[ƒgƒs[).
thank you too!! :victory:
no need?
wat ever your such a looser?
liar?
wat ever your such a looser?
liar?
sassyanne wrote:no need?
wat ever your such a looser?
liar?
No need = ‚¢‚ç‚È‚¢ [iranai] (depends on context)
Whatever, you're such a loser = ‚Ç‚¤‚¹‚ ‚ñ‚½‚Á‚ÄAlŠÔŽ¸Ši‚¾‚©‚çB [Douse anta tte ningen shikkaku dakara.]
Liar = ‰R‚‚« [usotsuki]
kokuou wrote:
No need = ‚¢‚ç‚È‚¢ [iranai] (depends on context)
Whatever, you're such a loser = ‚Ç‚¤‚¹‚ ‚ñ‚½‚Á‚ÄAlŠÔŽ¸Ši‚¾‚©‚çB [Douse anta tte ningen shikkaku dakara.]
Liar = ‰R‚‚« [usotsuki]
arigato :)
how about "lately"??
meoinkie2 wrote:how about "lately"??@Å‹ß - saikin - lately, recent. [/list:u]
How about 'I hope you will have a great day' in the most polite form?
gaijinmark wrote:@Å‹ß - saikin - lately, recent. [/list:u]
thank you very much!! am not very sure with the spelling that's why i asked.. :sweat:
how about "siblings"??
Mint wrote:How about 'I hope you will have a great day' in the most polite form?
Well, unless you're in the service industry, most people would say something like this (if they were to say it at all):
—Ç‚¢ˆê“ú‚ð‚¨‰ß‚²‚µ‚‚¾‚³‚¢B [Yoi ichi-nichi wo o-sugoshi kudasai.]
Someone else might think of something better, though.
meoinkie2 wrote:
how about "siblings"??
i believe it would be Kyodai (‚«‚傤‚¾‚¢@or in kanji ŒZ’íj
can u translate this .
im okie
have a nice day.
faster please
domo arigato gozaimasu!
im okie
have a nice day.
faster please
domo arigato gozaimasu!
sassyanne wrote:For "I'm okay" I would say "daijobou desu" kokuou senpai gave a good answer a couple posts earlier for "have a nice day", and "faster please" could be "hayaku kudasai" [/list:u]
im okie
have a nice day.
faster please
domo arigato gozaimasu !
hey people hoe u all doing
on that note how do u say
long time no see
or it been a while
and what do i say when leaving and does ur parents say when u leave
i mean i hear it on dramas i watched before :bonk:
by the way thankz in advance :say_thanx:
on that note how do u say
long time no see
or it been a while
and what do i say when leaving and does ur parents say when u leave
i mean i hear it on dramas i watched before :bonk:
by the way thankz in advance :say_thanx:
Kirei KIKI wrote:hey people hoe u all doingLong time no see is "hisashiburi" and when someone leaves what they're saying is "itterasshai" [/list:u]
on that note how do u say
long time no see
or it been a while
and what do i say when leaving and does ur parents say when u leave
i mean i hear it on dramas i watched before :bonk:
by the way thankz in advance :say_thanx:
how do you say "diary" in japanese ???
arigatou gozaimasu
arigatou gozaimasu
ckthanhi wrote:how do you say "diary" in japanese ???
arigatou gozaimasu
Nikki (“ú‹L)
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