| Author | Message | ||
     Tedsie1 |
hi, i'm working on a birthday card for my japanese penpal..and i need to double check some things before i send it out ^_^ 1. would you say "make a wish!" like "bigan wo tagakeru" ?? 2. how do i say, "i made these bracelets for you?" or something like that, to that effect? the word for bracelets is "udewa"...so all i have so far..which may be the wrong way to write it is, "watashi wa udewa..." lol, not much. anywho, help would be much appreciated! ^_^ i don't wish to bother my teacher, so that's why i'm asking here (he's quite busy..he translated two of my letters previously..i don't want to abuse him as a resource, haha). --tedsie1 | ||
| Tedsie1 |
won't anyone help me?? | ||
| Matjlav |
Maybe "make a wish" would be: 欲しい物を考えつく！ (Hoshii mono o kangaetsuku!) Literally, "Think of something you want." I made these bracelets for you: ブレスレットを作てあげた。 (Buresuretto o tsukute ageta.) | ||
| jennifer grafton |
I need to know the symbols for the letters JH please let me know thanks Also.. the symbols for Jennifer and B-I-T-C-H lol thanks |