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k-role
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1. �}�b�V�����[���L���b�g�i���o�[�v���[�g
is it Masshuruum Kyatto Nambaa Pureeto ? if it is, so what does it mean?
and what about:
2. �u�|�r�[�ƃf�B���K���v
is it pobi to dingan ?
anyone plzz..  |
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a-nesuto
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sera.sera
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| k-role wrote: | 1. �}�b�V�����[���L���b�g�i���o�[�v���[�g
is it Masshuruum Kyatto Nambaa Pureeto ? if it is, so what does it mean? |
It means "Mushroom Cat Number Plate"
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2. �u�|�r�[�ƃf�B���K���v
is it pobi to dingan ?
anyone plzz.. |
"pobii to dingan" means "Pobby and Dingan"
It is the novel/movie name.
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supermidget
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kurokage
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| supermidget wrote: | Hi everybody! I'm soooo sorry  for having been away for like a month or so? I somehow didn't get any topic reply notification mails anymore and just didn't realize by myself there might've been posts in the meanwhile. Anyway...
When "reverse engineering" �Ƃꂿ����� terechatte:
�Ƃꂿ����ā@�E�@�Ƃꂿ�Ⴄ�@�E�@�Ƃ�Ă��܂��@�E�@�Ƃ��
terechatte > terechau > terete shimau > tereru
Kokuou has already explained this actually but as a small addition:
The "-chau" for is already present, in the sense that it is not PAST tense. As you know the "present" form in Japanese can also indicate the FUTURE tense. I thought you might have ment to change the verb into the "dictionary" form - usually rentaikei. The sentence means:
�{���͏Ƃꂿ����ā@hontou ha terechatte ~ "(but) in fact, getting shy"
Once more, the continuative form.
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Hello, supermidget! welcome back!!  thanks for the addition to my question  what i meant with the present form is the "terechatte".. isn't that a present form??  or, well, that's what i thought  hehehe.. thank you so much, supermidget!
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supermidget
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| kurokage wrote: |
Hello, supermidget! welcome back!! thanks for the addition to my question what i meant with the present form is the "terechatte".. isn't that a present form?? or, well, that's what i thought hehehe.. thank you so much, supermidget! |
You're welcome ^^
It is a form that doesn't have an explicit tense, it's time is determined by the verb in the next sentence. The form of -te words is said to be "continuative", check out this post http://jdorama.com/viewtopic.php?p=400920#400920 on the previous page, in which I mentioned the -te form a few times. A -te form can have many tenses, as it will usually just follow the one of the second sentence:
���������Ȃ��āA�p�������������I�@nani mo ienakute, hazukashikatta ~ "It was embarassing because I couldn't say anything."
You could also translate "Not being able to say anything, it was embarassing." In this case it's translated as infinitive (no tense).
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tabana
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a-nesuto
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qilver
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| tabana wrote: | Found this in the electronic dictionary. This must be a mistake or a hibachi in Japan isn't use to cook food!?! I didn't find it in the regular dictionary. Anybody ever heard of this word?
�҉� [�܂���] matabi; (n) warming one's crotch by standing over a hibachi   |
ouch.... 
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kryptolus
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| Posted: Sat May 06, 2006 6:31 am Post subject: |
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| tabana wrote: | It could be just a joke someone put in edict. .  |
From the daijirin dict:
"�Δ��E�s�ȂǂɁA�܂�����悤�ɂ��Ă����邱�ƁB"
Warm oneself by straddling a hibachi or anka. lol.
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gaijin mark
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kryptolus
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| Posted: Sat May 06, 2006 8:13 am Post subject: |
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| gaijin mark wrote: | I wonder if DMV will let me have MATABI for a license plate  |
What are the chances of it not being taken? =P
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yumiryuiko
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| Posted: Sun May 14, 2006 8:38 pm Post subject: |
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can anyone tell me how do u say :
YELLOW,
MAGENTA,
or PURPLE
and Musketteer
in japanese please anyone ><  |
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a-nesuto
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