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ヨシ!新年だよ!私は最善を尽くすんです!
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GummyMonstahKiel wrote: Lol Erm Can Any1 List a few things to do wit love or w.e hahas xD like I love you and shiz like that x] Hm, well you could use Ryukon's Forum Topic "Likes and Dislikes" for more help but you could use the word "suki" or "daisuki" to state your feelings towards someone you like or love too [not said in the topic]. Though if you read her Topic, it says not to use daisuki much because of Japanese culture and how they think and the same goes towards stating feelings because they're not so straightforward as Americans are, lol. "Aishiteru" means i love you but you dont see it used often, usually it's just suki. "Itsumademo Aishiteru yo" roughly means like you'll love them for eternity, you could use suki in it too "itsumademo suki da yo" or so. This sentence is more structured so i think you should use this if you want to say that you'll love them forever "Kimi o eien ni aishimasu". Anyways sorry for the long post :] RyukonSan, please correct this if you see any errors ![]() |
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ワ~ 疲れている。。(_。_;)
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Ryouseiteki wrote: GummyMonstahKiel wrote: Lol Erm Can Any1 List a few things to do wit love or w.e hahas xD like I love you and shiz like that x] Hm, well you could use Ryukon's Forum Topic "Likes and Dislikes" for more help but you could use the word "suki" or "daisuki" to state your feelings towards someone you like or love too [not said in the topic]. Though if you read her Topic, it says not to use daisuki much because of Japanese culture and how they think and the same goes towards stating feelings because they're not so straightforward as Americans are, lol. "Aishiteru" means i love you but you dont see it used often, usually it's just suki. "Itsumademo Aishiteru yo" roughly means like you'll love them for eternity, you could use suki in it too "itsumademo suki da yo" or so. This sentence is more structured so i think you should use this if you want to say that you'll love them forever "Kimi o eien ni aishimasu". Anyways sorry for the long post :] RyukonSan, please correct this if you see any errors ![]() You did completely fine ![]() |
ヨシ!新年だよ!私は最善を尽くすんです!
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can some1 please teach me this sentence "I hate you" and also "You are so mean" and what a disgrace!"
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=..= bored
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diamondfairy wrote: can some1 please teach me this sentence "I hate you" and also "You are so mean" and what a disgrace!" ![]() I hate you = anta ga daikirai* You're so mean = anta wa (totemo) hidoi** What a disgrace! = haji dayo!*** * = I'm assuming you want to say it in the most emotional way as possible. "Anta" is "you" in a rude way, but slightly less rude than "omae". "Daikirai" is something that isn't mentioned very often because that's equating to like "I loathe you completely" in a way. ** = The "totemo" is optional. "Totemo" means "very", and "hidoi" is "cruel/mean". *** = The "dayo" is an end emphasism that adds strength into what you're saying. But maybe it would be better to say "haji o shire!" which means "shame on you!" |
ヨシ!新年だよ!私は最善を尽くすんです!
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Ryukon wrote: diamondfairy wrote: can some1 please teach me this sentence "I hate you" and also "You are so mean" and what a disgrace!" ![]() I hate you = anta ga daikirai* You're so mean = anta wa (totemo) hidoi** What a disgrace! = haji dayo!*** * = I'm assuming you want to say it in the most emotional way as possible. "Anta" is "you" in a rude way, but slightly less rude than "omae". "Daikirai" is something that isn't mentioned very often because that's equating to like "I loathe you completely" in a way. ** = The "totemo" is optional. "Totemo" means "very", and "hidoi" is "cruel/mean". *** = The "dayo" is an end emphasism that adds strength into what you're saying. But maybe it would be better to say "haji o shire!" which means "shame on you!" well how can i say it in the most saddest way ?? |
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Say what in the saddest way? Everything? There's no translation for that, actually. That's up to how you express yourself physically and your tone of voice, like what you normally do. |
ヨシ!新年だよ!私は最善を尽くすんです!
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nannaho wrote: ull find words like that on this site..... bye ![]() http://www.eudict.com/?lang=engjap&word=true&submit=Search Awesome website ![]() ![]() |
Guh... school... and... creativeness...oAo
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how would you say something is not
like for example that is not cute i get kinda confused ![]() |
ill be on...eventually lol
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ichisukoushi wrote: how would you say something is not like for example that is not cute i get kinda confused ![]() It depends on what it is. Adjectives have their own thing. Pretty much everything else is mostly "masen" or "nai". If you want to say "that's not cute/not cute" it would be "kawaikunai" |
ヨシ!新年だよ!私は最善を尽くすんです!
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Ryukon wrote: ichisukoushi wrote: how would you say something is not like for example that is not cute i get kinda confused ![]() It depends on what it is. Adjectives have their own thing. Pretty much everything else is mostly "masen" or "nai". If you want to say "that's not cute/not cute" it would be "kawaikunai" thanks heaps! really helps alot ![]() |
ill be on...eventually lol
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ichisukoushi wrote: Ryukon wrote: ichisukoushi wrote: how would you say something is not like for example that is not cute i get kinda confused ![]() It depends on what it is. Adjectives have their own thing. Pretty much everything else is mostly "masen" or "nai". If you want to say "that's not cute/not cute" it would be "kawaikunai" thanks heaps! really helps alot ![]() Anytime =) |
ヨシ!新年だよ!私は最善を尽くすんです!
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can anyone PLEASE tell me what "Kimi Ga Suki" means??????? >o<
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Wherever You Are. Its Where I Will Be.
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Kimi ga Suki means i like you :P kimi is another way of saying you, ga is the particle used for the word suki which is to like :] hope this answers your question ^^ |
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ワ~ 疲れている。。(_。_;)
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Ryouseiteki wrote: Kimi ga Suki means i like you :P kimi is another way of saying you, ga is the particle used for the word suki which is to like :] hope this answers your question ^^ oh! haha thanks! ^_^ |
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Wherever You Are. Its Where I Will Be.
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