| Author | Message | ||
     Kitty |
Hi! Can any of you PLEASE translate this? 1)cats 2)kitten 3)Hello 4)My name is .. 5)I love .. Thank you so much everyone! =^-^= | ||
| Kitty |
PS: !In japanese character! Thx again =^-^= | ||
| Yamaneko |
Cats: 猫 Kitten: 小猫 My name is.. : 私の名前は(insert name)である。 I love.. : 私は(insert name)を愛する。 By they way, to many people meow is more commanly "Nyao" | ||
| Kitty |
Thanks! but.. Can anyone also give me this in "symbols"? Really need that! thx so much again =^-^= | ||
| Kitty |
u know "picture symbols" =^-^= | ||
| =^..^= |
=^..^= meooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooowwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwww | ||
| Yamaneko |
Yes, I can do that. Hold on a second... | ||
| Yamaneko |
Until I can master the way to post a picture on here, you can have the link to those words (it's used on an image). http://img.villagephotos.com/p/2004-9/820645/jap.GIF The very top one is cat| The one below it is kitten| After that is: My name is (insert name)| The last one is: I Love (insert name) You put in your name in where the big blank spot is. Sorry about not getting this sooner. I got really busy. | ||
| Andrew |
'watashi no namae wa ____ dearu' is a strange way of saying it. Most japanese introduce themselves using desu at the end of the sentence, instead of dearu. Unless you are teaching a dialect for some reason. | ||
| Yamaneko |
You're right, I didn't put desu. I put a portion of a different sentence there. I'll correct that. | ||
| Anonymous |
Could anyone help me translating this: Henji Matteruyo? What it means? |