seta and hotekso mean ???

[Usman]

Heloo im new here and i am learning japanese i need your help what dose "no seta" mean ?
or
is there any japanes word call "hotekso" ?
if yes i also want to know about this
Arigato

 

[nekojita]

It is important to give context (that means, where you saw or heard these words, and at minimum the complete sentence in which they were in). Otherwise it is not possible to give an accurate answer.

"hotekso" as written doesn't make sense as a Japanese word. "no seta" could be a couple of things (especially if you have misread/misheard it).

 

[Mike Cash]

Look at just the consonants and it becomes clear:

h_t_k_s_

 

[nekojita]

Oh. Oh dear.

 

[Mike Cash]

Oh. Oh dear.

Are you more amazed at yourself for getting it, more appalled at yourself for getting it, or is it about fifty-fifty?

 

[nekojita]

Probably about fifty-fifty.

I don't know if you've ever watched the UK version of University Challenge, but Paxman is known for making comments when contestants give right answers to questions he thinks are too lowbrow (recognising boy bands or something of the sort). "...Is the right answer-- but don't look so pleased with yourself for knowing that."

 

[Usman]

Thanks for you Kind replay
"No seta"
i heard this word on a japanese song the lines are
Yume wo no seta jibun dake no sekai chizu

and about hotekso
( i think its hotetso or hitetso )

i heard this word on a japanes anime the lines are

( kona nani mo hotekso chocolto gomenasai )

 

[Mike Cash]

Noseta is the past tense of noseru

The other word is hetakuso

 

[Usman]

Thanks and meaning ?

 

[Mike Cash]

Thanks and meaning ?

Noseru means to place an object on another object (in the case of your example).

Hetakuso means very unskilled.