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 15,500en haratte moraemasu ka or something).
Very greatful to all your explanation, but does anyone know how to translate english to Japanese? I need some sentence to communicate with my friend. OR is there anyone who is japanese here?
Those online translation site is not really user friendly, the meaning sometime screw up. Haha, that why i seeking profession here.
hi, Are you saying i need to pay 15500yen for the item. no addition charges? Thanks for your help, do you know where to purchase these plush?
Very greatful to all your explanation, but does anyone know how to translate english to Japanese? I need some sentence to communicate with my friend. OR is there anyone who is japanese here?
Those online translation site is not really user friendly, the meaning sometime screw up. Haha, that why i seeking profession here.
I doubt that my Chinese is better than yours. What I meant by getting a hold of them is that there aren't very many and they don't always come into this forum.
michaelkoh32 said:
Plush doesn't mean stuffed animal. Those soft toy that kids like to hug when they sleep.
Yeah, like teddy bears. Those are stuffed animals, or at least I think of them that way. Of course, I still don't know what the word would be; the closest thing that I can think of is 人形.
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I just tried it for my own benefit. I'm really not sure at all it's how you'd speak in this situation. I suppose it depends on how much of a reasonable price you're assuming this to be. I wouldn't be so deferential myself unless I was being offered a fabulous bargain.
15,500 Yen includes postage charge to your country.
私は貴方にお金を頂いてからでないと通販であの商品を買えません。
If I haven't received the money from you first I can't mail order these goods.
だから少しだけ多めに言いました。私にとってそれは仕事だったからです。
As such I said a just little [on the high side](?). After all this is work as far as I'm concerned.
無理でしたら他の方法で手に入れて下さい。私も暇ではありません。
[If you don't think this is reasonable]* please purchase this item by some other means. I don't have the free time (to fiddle about with this otherwise)**
* Somewhat loose translation
** Implied, not actually stated.
わかりました！私は全然怒っていないので大丈夫ですど うもです！
is it a angry statement?
Hi, how to convince or tell in a very polite way to japanese to use online money transfer? Like using Paypal, by the way, does japanese do money transfer internationally? Please advise. Thanks.
and also, how to translate:
{Yes, i want to get this plushy also but don't know the price to get it.
i think i will wait for other chance to get the billiken toy. Thanks my dearest friend,
do you want anything from Singapore? I can help you also.}
Right! I'm not angry in the slightest so it's OK. Please (go ahead)*
* Implied, not actually stated.
But if you ask me he sounds rather frustrated at the least.
michaelkoh32 said:
Hi, how to convince or tell in a very polite way to japanese to use online money transfer? Like using Paypal, by the way, does japanese do money transfer internationally? Please advise. Thanks.
and also, how to translate:
{Yes, i want to get this plushy also but don't know the price to get it.
i think i will wait for other chance to get the billiken toy. Thanks my dearest friend, do you want anything from Singapore? I can help you also.}
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