This is because Japanese does not have different forms for formal and casual pronouns like some other languages do. The word 「彼」 can be used in both formal and casual situations to refer to "he" in English. ozekinozomi 9月1日 日语 彼は(かれは) Show romaji/hiragana 查看翻译 这...
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きにいった？ (kiniitta)
这个在 日语 里怎么说? 查看翻译 AI_monga 2024年3月18日 Formal Japanese: 日本語で彼女と彼の言葉は何ですか。 复制 Casual Japanese: 日本語で彼女と彼の言葉って何? 复制 Explanation: In the formal translation, the sentence ends with the polite form of the question marker "か" (ka), wh...
Formal Japanese: 日本語で「cool」という言葉はどういう風に言いますか?例えば、「彼はとてもカッコいい!」という意味です。 复制 Casual Japanese: 日本語で「cool」という言葉はどういう風に言うの?例えば、「彼、めっちゃかっこいい!」って感じでしょ? 复制 In the formal translation, th...
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So, they are not interchangeable.--- And no, you can't use "が欲しい" on a third person ("we" is not in a third person perspective so it's fine). You can either use を欲しがっている（を欲しがっています）or 欲しいらしい.「～がる」is a N3/N4 grammar, to express what ...
important. I am nothing now. My dream was to be with him, to be able to see him. Now I have no dream. I am dead inside so far. And still my last words were I will wait forever and you are my only and true love . No one else. Sorry. I have a big question mark in my ...
@yoshi-yoshi if there are 2 verbs, should I put "り" in 1 verb ?@
更新于2024年9月12日 HeyitsSophie 2021年9月26日 英语(美国) 法语(加拿大) 日语 俄语 韩语 关于日语的问题 How to say in Japanese: I have 15 year old (younger) brother. He only studied Japanese for 1 year. Now he is focusing on school. He has too many exams now, but he said, he wil...