In the casual translation, the phrase "元気?" is used, which is a more relaxed and informal way to ask "How are you?" in Japanese. The question mark at the end adds a casual tone, and the omission of the copula "ですか" makes the expression more casual and friendly. Close About...
In the casual Japanese translation, the phrase "元気?" (genki?) is used. This is a more relaxed and informal way to ask "how are you" in Japanese. The question mark at the end adds a casual tone, and the omission of the copula "ですか" (desu ka) makes the expression more casual...
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So, when you say "" to someone, it's like saying "hi again" or "see you again" in a casual and friendly manner. It's commonly used among friends or people you are familiar with. Example: Person A: お久しぶり!元気だった? (Ohisashiburi! Genki datta? - Long time no see! How ...
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Another way to say “you” is by usinganata.You’ll often seeanatatranslated directly as “you,” even though Japanese people don’t use this word that often.There are 2 situations where you can use this word and be nice: In a casual context, it is for wives to show affection to the...
Meaning: “Are you Mike?”“Is it Mike” “Is he Mike?”(depending on the context) How does this “Ka”particle sound like? Well, it’s not complicated at all. It’s like the “ca” in “car.” But here, listen to this free lesson from JapanesePod101 (click here for more easy...