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もちもちした食感
- 19 Feb 2008
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くれなさそうだ is pretty much a negative form of くれそうだ...?
a young girl would be "on'nanoko" A boy would be otokonoko
innocent girl? How innocent is she?
Poetically, I would say "otome"
A misfit? Or Miss Fit?
"hen'na yatsu" or "kawarimon" come to mind.
she she ni!
When she's not cleverly marketed across board games, chess boxes and crates of mandarin oranges. :emoji_grinning:Well from one of my kanji classes our teacher gave us this expression:
箱入り娘 （はこいりむすめ）
According to the definition it is "a girl that is brought up with tender loving care". According to my Japanese friend though its used to describe a girl thats very pure and sheltered. I dont know if this is used all that often though.
Uhm, okay, here's a sentence I really can't figure out...
昔とそう変わんないか。すると あーゆうのや あーゆうのや あーゆう... そっかー。
It's in the context of watching videos... do you think あーゆう is just someone's name, or is it ああ言う？How would you translate it? Thanks! ^_^
Hey guys, I want to know which one of these sentences are correct (if at all) for:
"After Japanese class, before I go home I like to buy Dango from a shop called 'Arigatou' ".
日本語クラスの後、家に帰るまで「ありがとう」と言う商店で 団子を買いたいです。
日本語クラスの後、家に帰ってまで「ありがとう」と言う商店で 団子を買いたい
です。
The thing is I don't know the real difference between saying 家に帰るまで and
家に帰ってまで although the latter sounds slightly stranger to me.
Thanks!
"Before I go home" should be translated 家に帰る前に and to me both 家に帰るまで and 家に帰ってまで sound awkward...
家に帰るまでに might sound better as it would imply during the period from finishing the class and until you reach home (i.e. on the way home from class).
帰ってまで has quite different connotation - it sounds like "even after I got home".
You can use this expression in such a setence as:
学校で何時間も勉強しているのに、家に帰ってまで勉強しなくちゃいけないなんて大変だ。
The meaning "even" is from the structure ﾂ〜窶堋ｵ窶堙??堙懌?堙? not just only ﾂ〜窶堋ｵ窶堙? Thus, 窶ｹA窶堙≫?堙??楼窶堙 doesn't make sense at all.;-)Omg I can't believe I made such a mistake, I meant to use 窶楼窶堙 instead of 窶堙懌?堙
But in any case I think I understand about 窶ｹA窶堙≫?堙??堙懌?堙? however would 窶ｹA窶堙≫?堙??楼窶堙 then mean "before I even get home" instead of "before I go home" like 窶ｹA窶堙ｩ窶楼窶堙 would?
The meaning "even" is from the structure ～してまで, not just only ～して. Thus, 帰って前に doesn't make sense at all.;-)
Unless it's 帰って、前に ?? (Of course not with the meaning "Before coming home"). Nothing is more important than getting the commas right...So basically there is no 帰って前に really? Haha, oh well so much for trying to invent Japanese
Thanks very much both of you
So basically there is no 帰って前に really? Haha, oh well so much for trying to invent Japanese
Thanks very much both of you
こんにちは
I was wondering what's the Japanese equivalent for "I'm sorry to bother you" when sending an email. Maybe something as polite as "しつれいします" but for emails.
ありがとう
Which is essentially equal to 帰った後でも I suppose ??"Before I go home" should be translated 家に帰る前に and to me both 家に帰るまで and 家に帰ってまで sound awkward...
家に帰るまでに might sound better as it would imply during the period from finishing the class and until you reach home (i.e. on the way home from class).
帰ってまで has quite different connotation - it sounds like "even after I got home".
You can use this expression in such a setence as:
学校で何時間も勉強しているのに、家に帰ってまで勉強しなくちゃいけないなんて大変だ。
Hello! I'm writing a letter to my Japanese pen pal, and I'm trying to say, I hope you like the CDs, or an equivalent phrase with a similar meaning, here's the best I could come up with. X is standing in for her name
ＸはこのＣＤｓが好き（だ／になる）といい（んだが／と思う）
I hope you like these Cds
Is this too formal or stuffy?
We talk in what I think is pretty informal Japanese with no "です" or "さん" and sometimes we use "君" and "あなた"
帰ってまで has quite different connotation - it sounds like "even after I got home".
You can use this expression in such a setence as:
学校で何時間も勉強しているのに、家に帰ってまで勉強しなくちゃいけないなんて大変だ。
Elizabeth;636245 said:Which is essentially equal to 帰った後でも I suppose ??
And the possibility of 帰ってからまで ? Although からまで doesn't seem to come out so much.
:?
Ahhh!! haha. Thank you undrentide-san !帰ってまで and 帰った後でも are similar, but I think 帰ってまで has more emphasis on the speaker's feeling, like "you have to study for hours at school and study more at home (on top if it!)"...
i was asked to translate to japanese the following text:
iaidō doesn't promote killing people, it doesn't take their lives. On the contrary, it makes people peaceful.
thanks in advance
居合道は殺しを促進しないです。命を奪わない。それどころか、それが人に平和をもたらす。i was asked to translate to japanese the following text:
iaidō doesn't promote killing people, it doesn't take their lives. On the contrary, it makes people peaceful.
thanks in advance