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Topic: My name in Japanese |
Westie
Replies: 541
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 Forum: Learn Japanese
Posted: Sun Aug 06, 2006 12:36 am Subject:
My name in Japanese |
I know what my first name is in japanese, but I don't know what my last name; Collins is. I need some help.
Do you ask how to write your last name in Japanese?
Collins is �R�����Y.
For exampl ... |
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Topic: Japanese Language Questions? Ask Here. |
Westie
Replies: 2027
Views: 1706723
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Forum: Learn Japanese
Posted: Fri Jul 28, 2006 9:50 am Subject:
Japanese Language Questions? Ask Here. |
First post :)
Hate to be a pain, but would someone mind translating this part of an email from my neighbour? I understand most of it, but don't want to get anything wrong as it involves dates/times ... |
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Topic: Japanese Language Questions? Ask Here. |
Westie
Replies: 2027
Views: 1706723
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Forum: Learn Japanese
Posted: Thu Jul 27, 2006 4:47 am Subject:
Japanese Language Questions? Ask Here. |
I was happy to do it. And... I have something to add.
Taro: EETO... Ima nanji desu ka?
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In this case, 'eeto' sounds rudeness. Because 'eeto' means that Taro is thinking TARO'S schedule, NOT JIR ... |
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Topic: Japanese Language Questions? Ask Here. |
Westie
Replies: 2027
Views: 1706723
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Forum: Learn Japanese
Posted: Wed Jul 26, 2006 3:05 pm Subject:
Japanese Language Questions? Ask Here. |
[quote="obentou"]What's the difference between 'anou' and 'etto'?? Which one is more appropriate to use, and how to write it in hiragana??[/quote]
I am Japanese. I think,
ANOU is used ... |
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