Well not exactly may, according to: this video but canThe key to answering your question lies in the phrase "May I...?" Can you tell us which words in your question example mean "May I...?"
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Well not exactly may, according to: this video but canThe key to answering your question lies in the phrase "May I...?" Can you tell us which words in your question example mean "May I...?"
"shitsumon o shite mo ii desu ka ?" mean "may I ask you a question ?" so
"shitsumon o shite mo ii dewa arimasen (deshita)" mean "I have no more question to ask you"
And what does this mean in English?shitsumon o dewa arimasen (deshita)
Tying it back to this original question..."shitsumon o shite mo ii desu ka ?" mean "may I ask you a question ?" so
"shitsumon o shite mo ii dewa arimasen (deshita)" mean "I have no more question to ask you"
Therefore, similar to your example, "I don't have a question" we usually say, "Shitsumon wa nai desu."
Now let's add "not any more" as in "don't have any more." We add the word mou.
"Shitsumon wa mou nai desu."
I don't have any more questions.
Hello! I have a personal "seal" that was designed by a Japanese man and his wife at an Asian fair in Hamburg, many years ago. I'm thinking of having it tattooed, but I'd like to make sure it's not some dodgy random stuff before I do so. No one has actually confirmed it since (this was made for me some 20 years ago and I've put it on all my paintings, so I really hope it's legit..).Need a word or phrase translated? Feel free to ask.
Many bilingual people on this forum would be more than happy to help beginners with questions about Japanese vocabulary. Even grammar questions.
What word or phrase would anyone like translated into Japanese or English?
It's just a stylistic thing to show where the "space" is. It's the difference betweenThank for the quick reply!
Is there a difference between your ノイジー・クリケット and ノイジークリケット that I found on some videos or articles?
We agreed on something sounding like MI-CU, a combination of letters in my name. Then some adjustments to make it look arty.
Is it nonsense or does it have some meaning?
Yep not japanese, do 彼 and 氏 mean something together?愛してます "I love you." The characters on the right look like 彼 and 氏. Not Japanese handwriting, I assume.
Yep not japanese, do 彼 and 氏 mean something together?
Mr. Majestic.Right to left, vertically.
極上手作 Finest handmade (quality)
睦月 Mutsuki (brand name of the guitar. It means "January")
矢入かずを作 Yairi Kazuo (name of the guy who made it, but its more like a company brand)