Miscellaneous

What is Itsudemo in Japanese?

What is Itsudemo in Japanese?

ITSUMO means “always” and ISTU DEMO means “anytime”. They are different and NOT interchangeable. Examples with ITSUMO: けんたくんは、いつも ぼうしを かぶっています。

What is Musan in Japanese?

scatter, disperse, spend, squander.

What is Kitan in Japanese?

奇譚 きたん kitan. Parts of speech noun (common) (futsuumeishi) mysterious story.

What is Ikkai in Japanese?

Learn Japanese: ikkai – once. Home/Japanese/73. The 回-counter/ikkai.

How do you use Nandemo in Japanese?

なにも (NANIMO) is only used in a negative sentence and なんでも (NANDEMO) is used in a positive sentence….Using なんでも (anything/everything)

  1. わたしは なんでも たべます。 (WATASHI WA NANDEMO TABEMASU) = I eat anything/everything.
  2. れいぞうこに なんでも ありますよ。
  3. プレゼントは なんでも いいです。

In what situations can Shitsurei Shimasu be used?

Shitsurei shimasu is most commonly used in the workplace. It is used in the sense of “excuse me” in this case. For example, if your cell phone rings and you need to answer it, you can say Shitsurei Shimasu(しつれいします) to say “excuse me” or more literally, “I am about to do something impolite so please excuse me”.

How do you count Kai in Japanese?

If someone were to ask you, “How many times have you been to Japan?”, you could answer, 「50回」—fifty times. The Japanese counter 回 (かい/kai) counts frequency—i.e., the number of times something happens. For example, if someone were to ask you, “How many times have you been to Japan?”, you could answer,「50回」—fifty times.

What does Osaki ni mean?

“ahead
Osaki ni means “ahead”, “before”. 失礼 means rude or unpolite and the phrase 失礼しますcan be translated as “being rude / doing something rude” depending on the context. For example, when you enter a room you will knock and say 失礼します to apologize for the interruption.

What is Moi Kai in Japanese?

mou ikkai itte kudasai. Meaning. Please say it again. Part of speech.

What is after Futatsu?

1: 一つ hitotsu – ひとつ 2: 二つ futatsu – ふたつ 3: 三つ mittsu – みっつ 4: 四つ yottsu – よっつ 5: 五つ itsutsu – いつつ

What does Dattebanya mean?

Although it’s translated as “Believe it!” in the English localization of the series, the actual phrase doesn’t mean much of anything and simply serves to add flavor and a unique, childish brashness to Naruto’s dialog.

What is Nanda in Japanese?

As far as I understand, nani and nanda are roughly translated to “what” in English, though they have other connotations and meanings.

What is Yonde in Japanese?

Hiragana: よんで Katakana: ヨンデ Romaji: yonde. English Meaning: to call (continuous/request form)