What does it mean?

[WyteAnjal]

Okay I got an email in japanese and when I translate it it says something about "the kana" what is "the Kana"?? Does this mean something. I see it says it alot??

 

[PaulTB]

Okay I got an email in japanese and when I translate it it says something about "the kana" what is "the Kana"?? Does this mean something. I see it says it alot??

Kana - Wikipedia

 

[WyteAnjal]

are you sure that is all it means because it seems to be used in something like they are talking about the weather or something else and all of a sudden "the Kana" pops up but it happens alot.. Hmm I cant understand that she would be talking about a language between conversation of something else.. and what does this mean on its own ろ ？？？

 

[Glenn]

I'm pretty sure that's all it means. And ろ doesn't mean anything on its own. It's the hiragana for ro.

 

[PaulTB]

are you sure that is all it means because it seems to be used in something like they are talking about the weather or something else and all of a sudden "the Kana" pops up but it happens alot.. Hmm I cant understand that she would be talking about a language between conversation of something else..

Well we're hardly likely to be able to come up with a better answer without some actual example text.

 

[Elizabeth]

are you sure that is all it means because it seems to be used in something like they are talking about the weather or something else and all of a sudden "the Kana" pops up but it happens alot.. Hmm I cant understand that she would be talking about a language between conversation of something else.. and what does this mean on its own ろ ？？？

If you're referring to the acutal word Kana as used at the end of a sentence it is understood as a modified question/half statement type construction "I wonder what...." or "I wonder if...." in context of course to the previous statement or question. Did you do this translation yourself no kanaa ? :?

 

[WyteAnjal]

I used a translator and that is what it says is "the Kana" lol I dont knw I am confused now

 

[Elizabeth]

Can you please post the section in question here ?

 

[PaulTB]

I used a translator ...

'nuff said.