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Post by Meitantei Mina on Mar 22, 2005 17:13:11 GMT -5
yup, it usually means 'great' or 'good', but when i look in the dictionary, there are lots of meanings, and 'horrible' and 'terrible' are sugoi's meaning too. sugoi is actually kind of like the english word "very". Just like in English, you could you "sugoi" for bad and good. "sugoku warui" would be very bad, wihle "sogoku ii" would be very good. You could also use "sugoi" when you are amazed. In 8th movie, when the children at amazed at the sunset view, you hear Genta and Shinichi *cough* I mean Kid say "Sugee" or "Sugoi" (sugee is same as "sugoi", just different way of saying it, depends on person). Hope that helps? |
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Post by MisT on Mar 23, 2005 5:31:05 GMT -5
sugoi is actually kind of like the english word "very". Just like in English, you could you "sugoi" for bad and good. "sugoku warui" would be very bad, wihle "sogoku ii" would be very good. You could also use "sugoi" when you are amazed. In 8th movie, when the children at amazed at the sunset view, you hear Genta and Shinichi *cough* I mean Kid say "Sugee" or "Sugoi" (sugee is same as "sugoi", just different way of saying it, depends on person). Hope that helps? yep...understand....thank you  what about 'kimi'? what's that? does it mean 'you'? how to say "I'll protect you" in Japanese? |
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Post by sherry on Mar 23, 2005 11:59:02 GMT -5
yep...understand....thank you what about 'kimi'? what's that? does it mean 'you'? how to say "I'll protect you" in Japanese? yup, 'kimi' means 'you', and you can say 'i'll protect you' like this: 'kimi wo mamoru' |
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Post by Fruitsbsk28 on Mar 23, 2005 17:26:59 GMT -5
*takes the time 2 learn*
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Post by ShonenTanteidan on Mar 23, 2005 18:36:15 GMT -5
domou arigatou gozaimasu. is the u silent, kinda like domo arigatou gozaimas*eh*
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Post by Mahotou on Mar 23, 2005 18:48:21 GMT -5
domou arigatou gozaimasu. is the u silent, kinda like domo arigatou gozaimas*eh* Its not necessaraly Silent but sometimes eather you dont hear it or the person talks a little fast ^^ Americans some times write the words without it because its sometime not needed ^^ ;D |
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Post by MisT on Mar 23, 2005 22:29:16 GMT -5
yup, 'kimi' means 'you', and you can say 'i'll protect you' like this: 'kimi wo mamoru' so....can't we use the sentence 'anata wo mamoru'? does 'kimi no' have the same meaning as 'anata no'? |
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Post by Mahotou on Mar 23, 2005 22:56:16 GMT -5
so....can't we use the sentence 'anata wo mamoru'? does 'kimi no' have the same meaning as 'anata no'? Yep ^^ ;D |
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Post by MisT on Mar 24, 2005 1:55:12 GMT -5
what is 'datte' and 'omotteta'?  what is 'iro'? when should we use 'ga'? what is 'and' in Japanese? poor vocabulary,eh?!  |
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Post by Mahotou on Mar 24, 2005 18:30:01 GMT -5
what is 'datte' and 'omotteta'? what is 'iro'? when should we use 'ga'? what is 'and' in Japanese? poor vocabulary,eh?! No no! I like it when Some one is specific like this ;D ;D Datte~! is like "But" or "But Still!" Like when Conan is trying to tell some one something but he says some thing like Datte Okashiiyo! - But its still weird!/ But Thats weird! Omotteta I think you mean by "I Thought so"/ Thought Datte so omou?- But dont you think so? Sou omotteta yo!- I thought so too! iro= Color And if you want to say the color red you say Akairo ((Unless you mean "Iru" Then that means "It's There" Koko ni iru- "Its right here")) "And" in Japanese is 'to' ga... I'll try to find some examples soon ^^; hard to explain ;D |
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Post by littlemochi on Mar 25, 2005 4:37:45 GMT -5
a ri go tou! Could u please type Japanese next time?
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Post by Mahotou on Mar 25, 2005 15:31:50 GMT -5
I'll try But i wasn't at my Moms PC at the time so i wasn't able to put Charecters up ^^
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Post by MisT on Mar 28, 2005 4:47:03 GMT -5
i need some explanation about... when to use ikimasu when to use kimashita when to use kimasen when to use kimasen deshita somebody help me..... |
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Post by MisT on Mar 28, 2005 7:21:44 GMT -5
i need more japanese vocabularies... can anyone help me? common words will be OK.... help me pliz...... |
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Post by Mahotou on Mar 28, 2005 10:44:20 GMT -5
i need some explanation about... when to use ikimasu when to use kimashita when to use kimasen when to use kimasen deshita somebody help me..... Ikimasu Is like "Im going!" Like when you leave the house. And you can be with another person so it would be like "we're going" kimashita is like "It/they came!" kimansen i havent really heard...But i'm thinking Kimasen is "It didN'T come" Masen makes it mean the opposite (but i never really heard it like this ^^') With deshita its just a more polite / repectible way of saying it(I think) |
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