Japanese to English Questions

Interesting. :nut:

pearl jam wrote:Interesting. :nut:

Sometimes you hear it in doramas...but not very often...it's funny when you hear ppl use it though....

Anime Dad wrote:Not sure about Psycho... but you could use kirei or perhaps kawaii for pretty.

Try out the JDict in the search box above, it's a wonderful thing ;) Select JDict from the drop-down box where it says "Drama"

This was a while ago, I guess, but I think he must mean ‚³‚¢‚±‚¤@Å‚: The best, highest, supreme, etc.

Tu_triky wrote:

Sometimes you hear it in doramas...but not very often...it's funny when you hear ppl use it though....

It would be pretty funny. :mrgreen:

pearl jam wrote:

It would be pretty funny. :mrgreen:

haha...yeah..nice avatar by the way.

ohok how about this word bikkurishimashita arigato

suzzy wrote:ohok how about this word bikkurishimashita

= surprised ... as in "I was surprised."

[quote="Tu_triky"]

= surprised ... as in "I was surprised."[/quote
thankz again
can u answer this
i think the spelling may be wrong but it is nu kurdasai na
in english it means it will be alright
can u help thankz

suzzy wrote:
thankz again
can u answer this
i think the spelling may be wrong but it is nu kurdasai na
in english it means it will be alright
can u help thankz

there is no such word as "nu" but "kudasai" means please

I know that Maru can mean circle or zero but what does it mean when it is part of a name. The only example I can come up with is Shessho-maru from Inyuyasha. In the movie Dororo the had a guy with an ending of Maru but i cant remember what his actual name is

shiroi_tora wrote:I know that Maru can mean circle or zero but what does it mean when it is part of a name. The only example I can come up with is Shessho-maru from Inyuyasha. In the movie Dororo the had a guy with an ending of Maru but i cant remember what his actual name is

Don already answered this question for you on the previous page:

Don wrote:
It's just part of a name like -suke. In the movie, they were trying for a name similar to Tweedle-dum and Tweedle-dee.

Anime Dad wrote:

Ah...gomenasai. I know i posted it but i forgot to check back :bonk: . Arigatou

That's ok, I knew someone had already asked that question, but I didn't realise it was you until I went back to look :)

oh ok thank u
sorry u know how thing goes when u hear somthing i want to hear
what is mean
well on that not
how about yapadeor yahpadi iam not sure about the spelling again how ever i really how u have and i dea on what i am taking about
thank u again

Somebody on another forum is wondering what the nickname of the Women's soccer team: Nadeshiko Japan (‚È‚Å‚µ‚±ƒWƒƒƒpƒ“) means. Can anyone over here answer the question?

From The Japan Forum: http://www.tjf.or.jp/eng/content/japaneseculture/32soccer.htm

The league adopted the name gNadeshiko League,h and the Japanese national womenfs team is now referred to as Nadeshiko Japan. The nadeshiko, or dianthus flower, traditionally represents the ideal Japanese woman.

Anime Dad wrote:From The Japan Forum: http://www.tjf.or.jp/eng/content/japaneseculture/32soccer.htm

The league adopted the name gNadeshiko League,h and the Japanese national womenfs team is now referred to as Nadeshiko Japan. The nadeshiko, or dianthus flower, traditionally represents the ideal Japanese woman.

Thanks! That's just what we were looking for. :mrgreen:

Terima Kasiha
how about this what doesthis mean

suzzy wrote:Terima Kasiha
how about this what doesthis mean

i dunno but your transliteration is off....i don't even think those are words...

ohok thankz
how silly of me baka baka aho aho
is me :bonk: :bonk: :bonk: :bonk: :bonk: :bonk: :bonk: :nut: :nut: :nut: