can be rewrite with kanji's like this:私は 職場で 権限を与えられた ように 感じています。(I feel empowered in my workplace.)私は ... ように感じています = I feel ...職場で = in my workplace 権限を与えられた = empowered I'd be happy if it can help you.@...
Show romaji/hiragana 查看翻译 1 like 这个答案有帮助吗? 嗯... (0) 有帮助 (1) davidT33 2020年7月24日 英语(美国) 英语(英国) @shu31 could you please translate the kanji to hiragana or katakana please! Sorry I don’t know enough kanji. 查看翻译 [来自HiNative]Hi!正在学习外语的你...
What is Kiru in hiragana? While the sound and hiragana looks the same in the dictionary form, きる KIRU (to cut) and きる KIRU (to wear) are different in meaning and also in verb type. 切る is verb 5 (godan) 着る is verb 1 (ichidan) ...
いる＝居る But we don’t use kanji here. We always use hiragana.If there exists a good lawyer near you If you have a good lawyer If you can find a good lawyer 私には弟が2人いる。I have two brothers.部屋の中に猫がいる。部屋の中に猫が居る。←ok There is a cat inside the room...
Also, the names of foreigners are written using the Katakana script, not with the characters (Kanji, that is) or the other script, the Hiragana. The Katakana script is reserved primarily for foreign loan words, foreign names, and for emphasis in certain types of printed material, though it ...
Regardless of where the term comes from, it’s a key part of daily Japanese and you ought to practice when and how to say it! Each syllable of “Moshi moshi” is usually pronounced in full, but don’t be surprised if someone drops the last “i” and says something more like “moshi...
おれ わお みせ ですを なか (no kanji) I'm trying to say: I'm in the middle of the store. EMIKOKO 2020年8月21日 日语 @justbob123 私は店(みせ)の真(ま)ん中(なか)にいます。 这个答案有帮助吗? 您为什么回答“嗯...”?
Show romaji/hiragana 查看翻译 1 like Highly-rated answerer 这个答案有帮助吗? 嗯... (0) 有帮助 (0) healee 2024年2月13日 英语(英国) @Nekoneko2023 Thanks! You don't think it was the real gold (metal) that was used, not just gold colour? 查看翻译 Neko...
Baka / Sussy Baka:The wordBaka (馬鹿, ばか in hiragana, or バカ in katakana)means “fool”, or (as an adjectival noun) “foolish.” Baka has become popular as an expression in Among Us to mean the same thing. Baka = Fool/idiot. You can use this expression ...
@toru1223 Yeah I am slowly learning hiragana and katakana, I know very few kanji💀😂 "I'm rooting for you!" is appropriate though "Let's study hard for each other" sounds a bit off. "Let's both do our best/Let's both study our hardest" sounds more natural😁 (personally I ...