michaelkoh32 said:
こういう意味ですか、よくわかりました。まず送料が掛かりますし
(まず私の家への送料が掛かります。820円)
Is that what this means? I understand. I guess it'll cost to ship it (I guess it'll cost to ship it to my house) 820 yen.
michaelkoh32 said:
青森 秋田 岩手 京都 大阪 奈良 和歌山 兵庫 鳥取 岡山 島根 広島 山口 香川 徳島 高知 愛媛
Aomori, Akita, Iwate,
Kyoto, Osaka, Nara, Wakayama, Hyougo, Tottori, Okayama, Shimane, Hiroshima, Yamaguchi, Kagawa, Tokushima, Kouchi, Ehime.
michaelkoh32 said:
銀行振り込み手数料が・・・というかすみません。ショックなことが今わかりました。
The bank money transfer fee... or something, sorry. I understand that it's shocking.
michaelkoh32 said:
鉄腕アトム SOLD OUT 5,040円
と書かれてるのは違いました勘違いでした。
I misunderstood. It's a mistake that it says "Iron Arm Atom sold out 5,040 yen." ????
michaelkoh32 said:
Yeah, can I pay 15,500 yen?
I must say that I'm not too sure about this. A lot of it seems broken and there isn't much of a reference point, so do what you will with this (unless someone more knowledgeable than me comes along and sets it straight). Also, I'm not completely sure about that last line. I was thinking that maybe it meant "can you pay me..." but I figured that it means "can I pay..." because
ni marks the subject when the verb is
dekiru, and if it was saying "can you pay me..." I think a giving verb would have been used (i.e.
watashi ni 15,500
en haratte moraemasu ka or something).