meoinkie2 wrote:

please kindly translate "Red Sweet Pea" to japanese.. in romaji.. TIA

akai (red) amai (sweet) endomame (pea)

meoinkie2 wrote:

please kindly translate "Red Sweet Pea" to japanese.. in romaji.. TIA

Depends on what you're trying to mean here. Is it literally a "sweet pea" as in the flower or are you trying to convey a "lovey-dovey" thing? In any case, I'd probably just go with "akai suiito pii" (�Ԃ��X�C�[�g�s�[).
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Currently watching: Netflix stuff

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sadacori wrote:

Depends on what you're trying to mean here. Is it literally a "sweet pea" as in the flower or are you trying to convey a "lovey-dovey" thing? In any case, I'd probably just go with "akai suiito pii" (�Ԃ��X�C�[�g�s�[).

thank you too!!
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no need?
wat ever your such a looser?
liar?

sassyanne wrote:

no need? wat ever your such a looser? liar?

No need = ����Ȃ� [iranai] (depends on context)

Whatever, you're such a loser = �ǂ������񂽂��āA�l�Ԏ��i������B [Douse anta tte ningen shikkaku dakara.]

Liar = �R�‚� [usotsuki]
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"I like the word 'indolence'. It makes my laziness seem classy."
-Bern Williams

kokuou wrote:

No need = ����Ȃ� [iranai] (depends on context) Whatever, you're such a loser = �ǂ������񂽂��āA�l�Ԏ��i������B [Douse anta tte ningen shikkaku dakara.] Liar = �R�‚� [usotsuki]

arigato

how about "lately"??
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meoinkie2 wrote:

how about "lately"??

�@�ŋ� - saikin - lately, recent.

How about 'I hope you will have a great day' in the most polite form?

gaijinmark wrote:

�@�ŋ� - saikin - lately, recent.

thank you very much!! am not very sure with the spelling that's why i asked..

how about "siblings"??
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Mint wrote:

How about 'I hope you will have a great day' in the most polite form?

Well, unless you're in the service industry, most people would say something like this (if they were to say it at all):

�ǂ���������߂������������B [Yoi ichi-nichi wo o-sugoshi kudasai.]

Someone else might think of something better, though.
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-Bern Williams

meoinkie2 wrote:

how about "siblings"??

i believe it would be Kyodai (���傤�����@or in kanji �Z��j
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can u translate this .

im okie
have a nice day.
faster please


domo arigato gozaimasu!

sassyanne wrote:

im okie have a nice day. faster please

For "I'm okay" I would say "daijobou desu" kokuou senpai gave a good answer a couple posts earlier for "have a nice day", and "faster please" could be "hayaku kudasai"

domo arigato gozaimasu !

hey people hoe u all doing

on that note how do u say
long time no see
or it been a while
and what do i say when leaving and does ur parents say when u leave
i mean i hear it on dramas i watched before
by the way thankz in advance
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Kirei KIKI wrote:

hey people hoe u all doing on that note how do u say long time no see or it been a while and what do i say when leaving and does ur parents say when u leave i mean i hear it on dramas i watched before by the way thankz in advance

Long time no see is "hisashiburi" and when someone leaves what they're saying is "itterasshai"

how do you say "diary" in japanese ???
arigatou gozaimasu

ckthanhi wrote:

how do you say "diary" in japanese ??? arigatou gozaimasu

Nikki (���L)