どうもありがとう、ralianーせんぱい。I was able to translate now, thanks to furigana. For interest's sake, here is the meaning:ralian said:I wrote furigana for you.
「カセット」は最高級(さいこうきゅう）の天然（てんねん））ダウン掛布団（かけぶとん）です。キルティングの各ケースは、極上（ごくじょう）のダウンプルーフ加工（かこう）コットン１００％でできております。この織地（おりぢ？）は、正方形（せいほうけい）の各々（おのおの）のキルトの中に詰（つ）められたダウンが片寄（かたよ）らずに固定（こてい）するよう、防止壁方式（ぼうしへきほうしき？）で縫（ぬ）いつけられています。内部（ないぶ）の縫製（ほうせい）はすべて防止壁方式でなされています。
当社（とうしゃ）の製品（せいひん）は、純種（じゅんしゅ）の白ガチョウのダウンと細（こま）かなフェザーを混合（こんごう）で使用（しよう）しておりますので、弾力性（だんりょくせい）に富（と）み、かさ高性抜群（かさだかばつぐんせい）のボリュームをもっています。天然のダウンは大変（たいへん）保温性（ほおんせい）に優れており、無数（むすう）の綿毛（わたげ）の羽枝から成り立っているため、おびただしい量の空気のクッションをつくりだし、非常に暖かくしかも軽い布団ができあがるのです。
「カセット」のカバーには、重い織物（おりもの）でできたものは避（さ）け、軽い綿の布団カバーをご使用ください。そうしますと、カセットは空気を吸い込み、その天然のやわらかさを最大限（さいだいげん）に保（たも）つことができます。
日本語 on the Poster said:The Cassette is the top-class natural down bed cover. Every quilting case is manufactured from the highest quality 100% downproof cotton. This fabric sewing is done using a fixed wall system inside, to prevent the filling from moving to one side.
The purebred (best) white down & feather mix is used due to its high-volume flexibility in manufacturing. (The filling) is of the highest plumeage count and excels as a natural method for keeping warm. It also characteristically has the highest loft level (air cushioning). By definition thus, it is a light-feeling futon.
Please be serious (take care) in the use of this Cassette case. Do allow it to air outside, to maintain its long life.
More accurately, this clause is referring specifically to the blue star that no one knows about.pipokun said:I think it is a relative clause.
知る is a verb
こと is the nominalizer like you said
知ること is a gerund
so I suppose you need a particle, の or が, between the gerund and ない.
ryuhei69 said:May I know what this means?
いけないかもぉ。。。。
行きたいんだけど・・・・。
ikenai ka mo
iketai n dake do
ありがとう！！Thailandは最高！！私 はタイで暮らしたい。DamicciはTha ilandに行ったことがある？？
"Thailand is the best ! I want to live in Thailand" to iu koto desune.Damicci said:I am thinking this means:
「Thank you! Thailand is ????! I ????. Have you been to Thailand?」と言ったと思います。
Chotto imi ga wakaranain desugaDamicci said:最高です ああああ 言葉を知ったが漢字を知らないんだ。
Jikan ga areba/arunara/arunonara taiwan de kankoo ni ikuto iidesuyo.ryuhei69 said:May I get some help translating these to Japanese? I'm not sure how the if.. then structure works.
1.Dont' forget to go sightseeing in taiwan if you have the time.
toki wa fundan, taiwan ni monomi wa ii to omo imasu.
Kaimono ni ikunonara, kunishuu area ga iidesuyo.2. The kunishuu area is good if you want to go shopping.
kaitai kara, kunishuu wa ii desu.
Mochiron event ga owattara kaimono ni iku tsumoridesu.3. I will be going shopping after the event is over, of course!
jiken ato ni, watashi wa kaitai desu yo!
This will convey the meaning:ryuhei69 said:Thank you all! Can I get help with these now?
I almost didn't make it. All the hotel rooms are fully booked.
Abuna ku (危なく) feiru desu. mai heya wa kashikiri (貸切り) deshita
But I succeeded!
Demo, ue shubi(上首尾)!
This may just be an American thing, but for some reason I was told "kaimono ni iku" sounds like you are going grocery shopping, whereas "kaimono suru" is more general.Kaimono ni ikunonara, kunishuu area ga iidesuyo.
I never thought of that. Interesting point, thank you Elizabeth.Elizabeth said:This may just be an American thing, but for some reason I was told "kaimono ni iku" sounds like you are going grocery shopping, whereas "kaimono suru" is more general.
ralian said:Simpler form will be, "okaimono nara kunishuu area ga iidesuyo."Also, you can replace "okaimono" with "shopping".
Many Japanese use the word "shopping" instead of "okaimono" these day.
Yes, if a Japanese person tried to use 'area' with me I would correct them back into ショッピング街。 In the event you're shamelessly trying to steal my language at every possible turn....please at least have the courtesy not to show it off in front in me.... :emoji_stuck_out_tongue_winking_eye: :emoji_fearful:Kansai said:I completely agree with you. I'd also say "shopping nara kunishuu ga iidesuyo."
How about 「感情」for feelings?Kirisame said:最近二つのセリフ思いついたばかっりで、翻訳しようと思って。
Feelings change easily, you know. (Translating English to Japanese)
思いは変わりやすいものだよ。 (my try)
ralian said:How about 「感情」for feelings?
If you want to make it sounds even better, you can say:
感情なんて 変わりやすいものさ。
My attempt would be this....Kirisame said:I like ralian's use of nante and sentence ending sa as it gives that emotional emphasis to the whole sentence. Now here's another doubt : 気持ち、思い、感情など。。how are they actually used? I am curious to know some of the different ways in which they are used in conversation.
For example : My feelings towards Mayumi-san hasn't changed a bit.
真弓さんには 俺の気持ち ちっとも 変わらなかった。 (my try)
Can 感情、思い。。など be substituted in the above sentence?
It must be: 「君、この馬鹿」 which means something like:"You! Such a fool!"Eve said:doesnt "Kimi Kono Baka" means "this is stupid" how come some person say its offending?