What does this Japanese sentence mean?
You're coming from California to Canada, right? Kariforunia kara = From California Kanada he = To Canada Kurun = Come (kuru) Desu ne = Isn't that right?
What does this Japanese sentence mean?
It sounds like you are trying to say He has to work as hard as possible for my family and me. He has to.
What does this japanese sentence mean?
Shonen Yo, Kitte Kure. Boy, please cut [it/me/he/she/them]. Yume No Nake E. Into the dream.
What does this japanese sentence mean?
I have had the experience of riding on a plane or "I've been on a plane before." Hikouki ni = on a plane Notta = ridden Koto ga arimasu = had the experience of
What does this Japanese sentence mean in English?
Nihongo de ichi kara jyuu made kazoete kudasai. Please count from one to ten in Japanese. Nihongo= Japanese language De= implies an action (in Japanese) Ichi= one Kara= from Jyuu= 10 made= to Kazoete = count kudasai= please Ichi (一) ni (二) san (三) shi (四) go (五) roku (六) shichi (七) hachi (八) kyuu (九) jyuu (十)
What is the meaning of this Japanese sentence?
"Now it's a bit too long, so a bit shorter one seems to be good."I suppose, perhaps, my limited English vocabulary does not allow me to build a proper sentence.Please refer to the Rene's answer, too.かなり: tooめ: a bit (or, kind of)あり: possible (or sometimes it also means "quite nice". This word's meaning is really broad. When you use this, you sometimes need to add your emotion or facial expression.)
What does the following Japanese sentence mean?
The girl is eating. Onna no ko = girl wa = shows she's the topic and not the object (i.e. not being eaten) Tabeteimasu = eating
What does the suffix "yaro" at the end of a Japanese sentence mean?
Yarou やろう is Kansai dialect 関西弁 and fills practically the same function as darou だろう in standard Japanese 標準語.At the end of the sentence, you make a question almost retorical by adding yaro やろう or darou だろう. When I mean almost, I mean it like when you almost know the answer but want to make sure. English equivalent would be ending the sentence with "right?".Be careful not to have the yarou やろう in other places except at the end of a sentence if you don't know how to use it. As someone else explained it can mean guy/bastard but may also mean let's do something/have sex depending on the context.