A abcp Registered Joined 5 Feb 2014 Messages 1 Reaction score 0 5 Feb 2014 #1 If someone asks me how i'm doing and i want to say i'm a little bit tired would this work. ee, sukòshi tsukarete kedo, ____ wa? And how do you respond to " a-chan, genki? informally
If someone asks me how i'm doing and i want to say i'm a little bit tired would this work. ee, sukòshi tsukarete kedo, ____ wa? And how do you respond to " a-chan, genki? informally
letslearn 先輩 Joined 11 Sep 2013 Messages 890 Reaction score 14 5 Feb 2014 #2 You could say chotto tsukareta. "I'm a little tired" An informal response to "genki desu ka" can be Hai genki desu. "Yes I'm fine"
You could say chotto tsukareta. "I'm a little tired" An informal response to "genki desu ka" can be Hai genki desu. "Yes I'm fine"
Toritoribe 松葉解禁 Moderator Fifteen-year veteran Joined 22 Feb 2008 Messages 18,266 Reaction score 4,926 5 Feb 2014 #3 "Sukoshi / Chotto tsukareteru. ____ wa?" can work. abcp said: And how do you respond to " a-chan, genki? informally Click to expand... It totally depends on the physical condition at that time. "Hai genki desu" is a formal answer.
"Sukoshi / Chotto tsukareteru. ____ wa?" can work. abcp said: And how do you respond to " a-chan, genki? informally Click to expand... It totally depends on the physical condition at that time. "Hai genki desu" is a formal answer.