Which is correct in japanese? 私は溶接機です。 or 私の仕事溶接です。 どもありがと kaiasamori 24 Aug 2020 Japanese Sorry, both are little strange. 私の仕事は溶接です。 Highly-rated answerer Deleted user 24 Aug 2020 わたしは溶接工(溶接するひと)です。
After all, the point of the sentence is the "なんて" part, and if we take it as mere emphasis 「こと/は」 rather than an example 「というように」, then answer is B. In Japanese, if this example sentence is given, it is taken as 「こと / は」, so we choose B.. ...
I'm using Jfree chart in my application. The internationalization works perfectly for German,Russian,French...But in Chinese, Japanese the x and y axis texts are looks like square box. How to solve this problem? Thanks.java jfreechartShare Follow edited Jul 3, 2013 at 19:03 Lion 1...
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Here are a few examples of how might be used in Japanese: 1. この方は私はもともと医療従事者で、アメリカでも勤務医として働いた者です。 (This person is originally a healthcare professional and has worked as a resident physician in the United States.) ...
For each question, choose the correct answer.Why has Adam written this message? A.to ask if John wants to play footballB.to tell John that Adam can't play footballC.to let John know about a change of planPupils can A...
Using duolingo to learn japanese, I made a mistake to translate this sentence in japanese : "There is one chair next to the table."My translation is : 「テーブルの横は椅子が一個あります。」but duolingo told me I was wrong and the correct answer is :「テーブルの横に椅子が一つあり...
Can you check my Japanese translation? Please correct it grammatically!この東京郊外は、長年にわたり東京の若者とコスプレ文化の中心地であり、ショッピング、軽食、人々の観察、そしてファッションの未来を垣間見ることができる場所です。 原宿は、ティーンエイジャーがたむろしてストリート ス...
1Read the passage and choose the correct answer. 完形填空 THE DAILY LIFE OF A JANPANESE TEENAGERAkiyoshi is a 13-year-old girl. She lives in Osaka, a Japanese city, with her family. Every morning, she (1) ……….. breakfast at a low table which is called a 'kotatsu'. After breakfa...
Lately I've been studying a bit of keigo and just the formality and politeness of japanese in general and I wanted to make a chart for myself indicating in which situations which form I should be using. Could you just tell me if this chart is correct:For friends, family = tameguchi, ...