を is correct. I think 彼ら was used for both the boy and girl.KrazyKat said:Shouldn't 踏む have を if they are stepping on cherry blossoms? I don't understand the に. And isn't 男の子が better？
Elizabeth said:を is correct. I think 彼ら was used for both the boy and girl.
KrazyKat said:Shouldn't 踏む have を if they are stepping on cherry blossoms? I don't understand the に. And isn't 男の子が better？
Anyway,
突然（とつぜん）化け物が現れました（あらわれました）。
「たすけて」と、おねがいしましたが、Tomii515 said:女の子（おんなのこ）と 男の子（おとこのこ）は にわとりに。。。
I'm not sure what to put...even though you told me what it say...im afraid i might put the wrong thing...epigene said:「たすけて」と、おねがいしましたが、
...asked for help but...
Edit: @Tomii
I thought you meant no more than 3 persons.
Tomii515 said:would this sentence bu ok
"The girl and the boy asked the chicken for help but the chicken said no."
would i just have to put...
。。。にわとりは 「いいえ」と 言いました（いいました）。
epigene said:Edit: @Tomii
I thought you meant no more than 3 persons.
Kyoko_desu said:コケコッコーと、一声（ひとこえ）鳴いて、倒れました（たおれました）。
Tomii515 said:鳴いて、倒れました（たおれまし た）。
Elizabeth said:Let's get back to the ghost story idea....:evil:
毎晩 , 恐 ( おそ ) ろしい 幽霊 ( ゆうれい ) は
OK, fair enough. I was assuming the chicken idea was down to its finalepigene said:女の子が「何をしちゃったの！？」と
驚（おどろ）いて、叫（さけ）び、
(...shouted in surprise...)
@Elizabeth & KrazyKat:
This is Tomii's thread. He announced that there had been a change in the story line when it veered off course.
If you want a ghost thread, I think you should start a new thread to keep this thread simple for people to follow.
Tomii515 said:ok...im confused....what does "しちゃったの" mean? grrr....this is getting confusing...