Buntaro said:Glenn,
The -tte at the end of the phrase is Japanese quotation marks:
Mata kondotte. = Mata kondo to iimashita. = She said, "See ya."
WWWJDIC haskisu said:"amaenbo"
What's the best way to explain/relate this in english. In as little words possible.
thanks ><;
~Kisu
How much Japanese do you know?ジョージ said:So please tell me now Mr. TwistedMac, how can I translate myself Japanese to German language without copy and paste ?
You need to know what the kanji is. For example you could use WWWJIC multiple-radical kanji look up or you could use the handwriting input of the IME.ジョージ said:For example this.
And if somebody else knows a solution, please feel free to tell it to me.
Keep in mind that he'd have to know some things about stroke order to use the IME handwriting recognition function. The WWJIC kanji lookup function looks like a decent choice for a beginner, though.PaulTB said:or you could use the handwriting input of the IME.
ジョージ said:@ PaulTB
you wonna know how much Japanese I know ?
I知 sorry, I know zero, nothing, nada :emoji_confused:
As well my English is bad, but I try my best.
My NickName, b.t.w. I prepared with this Onlinetranslator[, hope it痴 right and means no nonsense.
OK, so you gave me one link and a mystery, I don't know what is IME.
But anyway, meanwhile I try to get the translation of my DesktopScreen Sign with the Multi-Radical Selection.
@ fixelbrumpf
... ich musste erst mal herzlich Lachen als ich Deinen Nick las.
Arigatoo - ジョージ
Typically (but not always) used asBuntaro said:So it means the end, as in the end of the street. Thanx!
I think you'll find that's いきどまりElizabeth said:Ikitomari as well.
その道は行き止まりだった。 [T]
The road came to a dead end
OK I'm going to give you a top tip.michaelkoh32 said:Hi everyone, How to write these in japanese? Sorry i'ma avid toy collector so very interested all this in japanese. Please enlighten me. deeply Appreciated! Especially those who help me a lot~