JapaneseLily 後輩 Joined 13 Nov 2021 Messages 915 Reaction score 1,485 23 Apr 2025 #1 Noun+くれる? #shorts in less than one minute.
mdchachi Moderator Moderator Twenty-year veteran Joined 6 Mar 2003 Messages 9,319 Reaction score 9,449 24 Apr 2025 #2 In what circumstances would you use 「この写真を頂戴 」? Is it mostly for talking to children?
JapaneseLily 後輩 Joined 13 Nov 2021 Messages 915 Reaction score 1,485 24 Apr 2025 Thread starter #3 mdchachi said: In what circumstances would you use 「この写真を頂戴 」? Is it mostly for talking to children? Click to expand... ちょうだい, written in hiragana, is a very casual way to say GIVE ME. So, of course, for talking to children, but also for anyone very close to you. As this is very casual, you can omit を, and you must write ちょうだい in hiragana. この写真、ちょうだい
mdchachi said: In what circumstances would you use 「この写真を頂戴 」? Is it mostly for talking to children? Click to expand... ちょうだい, written in hiragana, is a very casual way to say GIVE ME. So, of course, for talking to children, but also for anyone very close to you. As this is very casual, you can omit を, and you must write ちょうだい in hiragana. この写真、ちょうだい
JapaneseLily 後輩 Joined 13 Nov 2021 Messages 915 Reaction score 1,485 24 Apr 2025 Thread starter #4 mdchachi said: In what circumstances would you use 「この写真を頂戴 」? Is it mostly for talking to children? Click to expand... 頂戴, written in kanji, is very formal. You can watch this video to understand the difference
mdchachi said: In what circumstances would you use 「この写真を頂戴 」? Is it mostly for talking to children? Click to expand... 頂戴, written in kanji, is very formal. You can watch this video to understand the difference
mdchachi Moderator Moderator Twenty-year veteran Joined 6 Mar 2003 Messages 9,319 Reaction score 9,449 24 Apr 2025 #5 すでにビデオがありましたね。さすが！ありがとうございあす。