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Tomii515

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Hi! I'm making a story in Japanese to practice. I need ot knwo certain words...here are some words i wanna know, and if u can, add whatever words u think i might need.

Once apon a time,... = mukashi mukashi...
Boy = otoko no ko
Girl = onna no ko
The End. = owari
they = korera
them = korera
those (people)=
oh = aa
oh my god! =
so,... =
(to) search [like in hide-and-go seek] = sagasu
Ready or not, here I come! =

If you can think of any tohers, please tell me! Thank you soo much! (When I finsish the story, I'll post it later, and if i have any mistakes, please correct me and tell em if you liek the story!)
 
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Once apon a time,... = Mukashi, mukashi, ...
 
According to my dictionary:
They = Karera
Them = The same as "they"
Those = Sono, Ano
Those ones = Sorera, Arera
Oh = Aa
 
The End = 終わり(おわり)
to search = 探す(さがす)
 
doinkies said:
to search = 探す(さがす)

Or 探る (さぐる), depending on the circumstances.
 
I'm always glad to help, but I also subscribe to the ol' fishing tale. Give a man a fish (boy = 男の子) and he eats for a day. Teach a man to fish, and he eats for a lifetime.
Either post what you think the words should be or your completed story, and we'll gladly correct it.
 

ok...

J/W: I was wondering what your signature said, does it say:

Today's smile is tomorrow's vitality.
 
Can please someone give me some words!!!
 
(not sure whether you might be going for this type of story, or not, though new vocabulary never hurts)

ひめ = princess
ばけもの = monster
あくま = devil, demon
ぶし = warrior
ぶき = weapon
りゅう = dragon

"Mukashi, mukashi" -- isn't mukashi closer to "a long time ago" rather than "once upon a time"?

EDIT:

By the way...
oh my god! = ああ、かみさま (although I'm not sure this works out for Japanese like it does in English)
Ready or not, here I come! = きます (literally 'come', but I'm sure it can be used as "here I come!")
 
You know. I'd think "A long time ago" and "Once upon a time" would be pretty much the same thing. Usually both are talking about something that happened long ago.

EDIT: Actually, I'd like to know as many story words as I can as well. Very interesting stuff. (Since I'm writing a story, and eventually plan to translate it to japanese.)
 
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