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Help me! speak Japanese
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on 2006-02-09 13:41:08 |
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How do you say these phrases in japanese? "I love you" "Will you marry me?" and "please wait for me" Tnanks |
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I love you: (name), suki! Please wait for me: 'Matteh kurasai' Speak them as you read them |
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"suki desu" "kekkon shite kudasaimasenka?" or "oyome ni kite kurenaika?" "watashi/boku wo matte kudasai" (or u may say "matte kudasai" if u just want that person to hold on for a while)
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Re: Help me! speak Japanese
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on 2006-02-10 04:06:30 |
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yo tnanks, what does "aishite'ru" means? is it japanese? |
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"Aishiteru" also means "I love you" in japanese, but I think it is more usual to say "Anata/Kimi no koto ga sukidesu" or just "Suki desu". "Will you marry me" can be said "Watashi/Boku to kekkon shite kudasai/kudasaimasenka?" like shiroyuu told you, but I think that "oyome" is a more formal and a feminine word, so it is better to say "oyome ni kite kudasaimasenka?" instead of "kurenaika" which is a masculine form. "Wait for me" is "Tyotto mattete kudasai" or "Tyotto mattete tyoudai" in a more usual form, or substitute the word "Tyotto" with "Sukoshi", which means "a little". If you want to say "Please", just put the word "Onegai" or "Onegai shimasukara" in the beginning of the sentence :P. |
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Re: Help me! speak Japanese
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by bishi baka
on 2006-02-12 13:30:32
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how do you say "lets go" and "crazy" in Japanese?  |
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"Let's go" can be said "Ikimashou" or just "Ikou" Well...The word "Crazy" is a bit complicated to translate, it depends on many things. If you really wanna know, here it is: -If you're talking about "madness"(negative meaning): "Crazy ____" -> "Kyouki no ____" eg: "Crazy man" -> "Kyouki no Otoko" "(person) am/are/is crazy" -> "(Person) wa kurutteiru/kurutteimasu" or "(Person) wa ikareteiru/ikareteimasu" There is also a expression that means the same as above: "(Person) wa atama ga okashii" -If you're talking about being "fascinated" with something: "(Person) am/are/is crazy for ____" -> "(Person) wa ____ ni muchuuda" eg: "He is crazy for you" -> "Kare wa Kimi ni muchuuda" Er...I think it is. There are many other words or expressions that mean "crazy", these are just the basic :P |
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Re: Help me! speak Japanese
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by bishi baka
on 2006-02-13 15:15:38
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Thanks |
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Re: Help me! speak Japanese
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by hamster_toro2
on 2006-05-04 07:20:57 (edited 2006-05-07 01:26:12)
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"I love you" "Will you marry me?" and "please wait for me" translated(japanese) daisuki/sukida/ai shiteru kekkon/kekko shite kudasai and chotto matte kudasai hope that answers your question...^_^  ***anatawa bokuwa koibito.....zutto*** *-*i cut myself to know that im alive*-* |