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Topic: Japanese to English Questions |
Vortex
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 Forum: Learn Japanese
Posted: Sun Aug 03, 2008 6:37 am Subject:
Japanese to English Questions |
Ah, another question for you guys....
What is the meaning of the kanji �u�]�v after someone's name? I've seen this many places; one prominent example being from Neon Genesis Evangelion: one charact ... |
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Topic: English To Japanese Questions |
Vortex
Replies: 1010
Views: 595829
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Forum: Learn Japanese
Posted: Sat Sep 29, 2007 7:29 am Subject:
English To Japanese Questions |
I could be wrong, but I would say "Watashi no kazoku O totemo suki desu"
Well, "o" requires a verb. Neither "suki" nor "desu" qualify as such. Which leads m ... |
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Topic: Japanese Language Questions? Ask Here. |
Vortex
Replies: 2027
Views: 1926589
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Forum: Learn Japanese
Posted: Fri Sep 28, 2007 9:32 pm Subject:
Japanese Language Questions? Ask Here. |
Like many particles "ga" has more than one way of using it:
1. As a particle following a noun, it makes the noun something like the actor in a sentence (there are circumstances where this ... |
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Topic: Japanese Language Questions? Ask Here. |
Vortex
Replies: 2027
Views: 1926589
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Forum: Learn Japanese
Posted: Fri Sep 28, 2007 4:42 am Subject:
Japanese Language Questions? Ask Here. |
I'd add that it can also be used to express a prohibition: taberu-na -> don't eat
Whether this is the case can be determined by checking if the "na" follows a verb in present tense (so ... |
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Topic: English To Japanese Questions |
Vortex
Replies: 1010
Views: 595829
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Forum: Learn Japanese
Posted: Wed Aug 01, 2007 7:43 pm Subject:
English To Japanese Questions |
well this is only two words today
and it is
more imporantly
yeah i think that is all
Well, I think it depends on in what context you want to use that. As a phrase at the beginning of a sentenc ... |
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