Fuumei
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- 18 Sep 2005
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Ah I see. Thanks for taking time to explain this as best as you could Elizabeth-san. I'll look into this a bit further and see if I can find out more. Once again, thank you.
"Not having a place to sit is more difficult than I thought." I think would be a more typical translation.
I can't explain well when to use 以上に、以上で、以上を、in every situation, or even 以上 as a part of speech. 以上で often precedes a verb, but not always. １００円以上で売ってください。 「３０人以上で使える部屋を探してください。 Sorry to be in such a hurry.
It is, though, a subtle difference that needs to be acquired through good use and naturalness rather than hairsplitting, complicated grammar。。。ね。
:sorry:
You need to forget about the word order in English. ;-)How would you say something like where is the toilet
or where is the neko in Japanese? would it be どこはといれです
That's most likely wrong but its worth a try.
How would you say something like where is the toilet
or where is the neko in Japanese? would it be どこはといれです
That's most likely wrong but its worth a try.
Both 当ててみてね and 当ててごらん would be OK.I have a question about the words for guess. I can never seem to use the right word. Lets someone asks me what my age is. How do I say, 'guess!.'
I'm currently under the impression that I can say
当ててみてね or 目下場合は(does it have to be 目下） 当ててごらん。
I think these words would be off in meaning because they are used to mean guessing based on deductive reasoning.What about other words? Could I say 推量して下さい？ or 推測して下さい？
I think they are basically interchangeable. However, professional writers will most likely choose the word that best suits their intention based on the difference in root meanings of the characters 量 and 測 .Is there any difference between 推量する and 推測する
I think both 推測 and 推量 are correct because 文脈 (context) is suggested here. 当てる is usually hit-or-miss guess assuming there is no clue to the correct answer.In the following example, which are appropriate/which inappropriate?
へー、がおるって知ってる？
いいえ、がおるの意味を文脈から＿＿＿＿。
推測しました。
推量しました。
当ててみました。
Both 当ててみてね and 当ててごらん would be OK.
What do you mean by 目下場合は ?
They will do but 推測 is still by far the more common in everyday speech. At least in my experience.I think these words would be off in meaning because they are used to mean guessing based on deductive reasoning.
I think they are basically interchangeable. However, professional writers will most likely choose the word that best suits their intention based on the difference in root meanings of the characters 量 and 測 .
I think both 推測 and 推量 are correct because 文脈 (context) is suggested here. 当てる is usually hit-or-miss guess assuming there is no clue to the correct answer.
I think 推察 will also do.
「ごらん」は、 人を見下した表現ってここでしょう？」。。。あえて言うならこれかな？
"janai" is how you negate something, and "yo" is for emphasis.What do you mean by janai-yo?
I heard someone saying "Nani janai-yo."/ "Nande janai-yo."
Oh thanks for the help!There's no such word as arurode in Japanese. Give us some context so we might be able to tell what the person might have wanted to say.
The closest I can think of right now would be 'arunode'
Oh thanks for the help!
It says. "Shasin mo arurode mitemite kudasai."
One silly question on へぇ,I've seen it always appeared at the beginning of a posting.
Thank you very much.That definitely was a typo. It is arunode = because there are (pics)
Are you asking for the meaning of へぇ？ If so, it only means 'oh i see...' with a little bit of a surprise or joy of discovering something expressed in it.
Thank you very much.
I was looking all over for the word arurode, and couldn't find it, no wonder. lol
So what does arunode mean?
Sorry, I was just trying to find what the word by itself means.Did you overlook my answer?
arunode = because there are... (in your case, pics)
Sorry, I was just trying to find what the word by itself means.
So I guess it's telling me to look for pictures.
Sorry if I offended you.
Alright thanks.Arunode consists of two words.
aru = to be, to exist, to have...
node = because, since, as...