Ah thank you all!
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gaijinmark wrote:

I don't have anything to back me up on this and I could be totally wrong, but it seems like "kaeri" �A�� is used mostly to mean returning home or going home.

yep, i agree.

can anyone help me translate
"please don't hate me"
tnx

ihvana_003 wrote:

can anyone help me translate "please don't hate me" tnx

watashi o kirai ni narainde (ne/yo)

or

watashi wo kirawanaide (ne/yo)

but guess there are better ways to express that, depending to what you wanna respond that, i may can come up with sth more natural.

hi everone can u teach me how to speak this WORDS

HI
HELLOW
HOW ARE YOU
GOODBYE
i hate you
i love you
what is your name
where are you going
its me
wait a minute

bCoz i dont know how to speak JAPANESE

sassyanne wrote:

HI HELLOW HOW ARE YOU GOODBYE i hate you i love you what is your name where are you going its me wait a minute

Same Order, casual expressions:

ya~ / konnichi wa
konnichi wa
genki?
ja ne / mata ne (see you)
omae / anata o kirai (omae is pretty rude if it's not a good dude of yours you're talking to)
aishiteru (i LOVE you) or kimi / anata o suki (I like/love you)
namae wa?
doko ni iku?
watashi / boku / ore da yo
chotto matte

THANK YOU..how about

TAKE CARE
GODBLESS
BEAUTIFUL
UGLY
MOTHER
FATHER
SISTER

sassyanne wrote:

THANK YOU..how about TAKE CARE GODBLESS BEAUTIFUL UGLY MOTHER FATHER SISTER

In order:

genki da ne

kamisama no omegumi ga arimasuyo ni

utsukushii

minikui

otosan

okasan

ane

gaijinmark wrote:

In order: genki da ne kamisama no omegumi ga arimasuyo ni utsukushii minikui otosan okasan ane

I prefer busu for ugly.

sassyanne wrote:

THANK YOU..how about TAKE CARE GODBLESS BEAUTIFUL UGLY MOTHER FATHER SISTER

Translating again duo to one typo and one mix up in the upper translation:

Genki de ne

-- dunno, japanese ppl dont really use this, wont sound natural

utsukushii

busu (as mentioned by Tu_triky)

Okaasan

Otousan

imouto (younger sis) / ane (your older sis) / onesan (others older sis)

hey everyone
how to say this
mind ur business
none of your business
and your welcome
thankz in advance
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Kirei KIKI wrote:

hey everyone how to say this mind ur business none of your business and your welcome thankz in advance

Well, the subbers like to use "kankei nai" for "mind your own business" although technically it means "not related". "Your welcome" is "dou itashimashite"

thank you BEDI and TU_triky[/quote]

plz translate

brother
what
where
when
why
how
january
febuary
march
april
may
june
july
august
september
november
december
happy birthday
to
me
you
your so lucky
kind
angry
mad
sad
very
ugly duckling
walking
running
write
right
left
down
up
time
dont waste money
flower
dancing
singing
she
he
they
there
tall
small
big
full of energy
tiny
have a wonderful day
thank you for coming
goodmorning
goodnyt
waiting

it too many but i want to learn how to speak it
arigato

That's a big list.

If you're serious about learning Japanese, just learning a long list of words isn't really going to help. You need to start from scratch, and learn to read, write, listen & speak at the same time. There's plenty of places on the net where you can get free materials for doing most of it.

If you really want those words translated into Japanese, the search box at the top of the page works well. Just type what you want, pick "JDict" from the dropdown box, and hit the search button.

im sorry but the result is zero

sassyanne wrote:

im sorry but the result is zero

For what? I tried "brother" with a result of ���Z���� [���ɂ�����] oniisan (n) (hon) older brother/(vocative) "Mister?"/(P)

And that was the first of many answers. The thing with the word "brother" is that the answer depends on your relationship to whoever you're referring to as "brother" - there's different answers for your older or younger brother etc

what
where
when
why
how
happy birthday
to
me
you
your so lucky
kind
angry
mad
sad
very
ugly duckling
walking
running
write
time
dont waste money
flower
she
he
they
there
full of energy
have a wonderful day
thank you for coming
goodmorning
goodnyt
waiting

how bout this>?

I give up

Anime Dad wrote:

For what? I tried "brother" with a result of ���Z���� [���ɂ�����] oniisan (n) (hon) older brother/(vocative) "Mister?"/(P) And that was the first of many answers. The thing with the word "brother" is that the answer depends on your relationship to whoever you're referring to as "brother" - there's different answers for your older or younger brother etc

THANK YOU ur so kind