Can someone translate this map of the tsunami in Japan's wave heights?

Question:

http://farm6.static.flickr.com/5057/5519479026_89b72f76be.jpg

Its for a school project thats due tomorrow! Its the best graph i could find and i cant understand it!! D:

thanks.

Answer:

figure written on the map is Tsunami height.
10 is 10 meter.
3 is 3 meter.
0.5 is 0.5 meter.

Kisyoutyou, Japanese meteorological agency, report 3 type tsunami information.

Ootunami Keihou(大津波警報）Big Tsunami Warning
Tsunami Keihou(津波警報）Tsunami Warning
Tsunami Tyuuihou（津波注意報） Tsunami Caution

Ootunami Keihou is reported when the tidal height will be over 3 meters.
Tsunami Keihou is reported when will be between 1~3 meters.
Tsunami Tyuuihou is reported when will be below 0.5 meters generally.

this figure in the map is　forecast height, no real height.
their tsunami forecast will be reported very rapidly, general, 2~3 minutes after earthquake.

purple line is Ootunami Keihou.
red line is Tsunami Keihou.
yellow line is Tsyunami Tyuuihou.

Kisyoutyou only can report Tsunami information　exclusively,
because if other third parties report them, the Tsunami information is confused.

My name in japan pls...SYAHIRAH?

Question:

Answer:

Its not japan its japanese, because your talking about the culture not the name of the country .. =( why don't you just look it up on Google translator?

How scary is death note the movie?

Question:

it looks very interesting but i don't want to watch it if it's scary. i can't watch horror movies, they just freak me out. and how gory is it? i hate blood as well

Answer:

Its not scary its just weird (not in a bad way) ... lol ... and this is coming from a 17 yr old girl ... hehe

Help with Japanese please?

Question:

How do I write all this in Japanese?

What would you like to order? I want to order chicken.
Would you like a drink with that? Yes, I would like a drink.
What do you want to drink? I would like some water.
Would you like anything else? No, I'm fine.
How is your meal? It's delicious, thank you.
Would you like some dessert? Yes, I would like some pie.

Answer:

gochumon wa okimari desuka? chikin wo onegai shimasu.
ご注文はお決まりですか？チキンをお願いします。
dorinku wo otsuke shimasuka? hai, onegai shimasu.
ドリンクをお付けしますか？ はい、お願いします。
hoka ni nanika gochumon wa arimasu ka? ie, sore de ii desu.
ほかに何かご注文はありますか？いえ、それでいいです。
oaji wa ikaga desu ka? oishii desu.
お味はいかがですか？美味しいです。
dezato wa ikaga desu ka? hai, pai wo onegai shimasu.
デザートはいかがですか？はい、パイをお願いします。

why don't you join lang-8 and ask the native speakers?

here's the link:
http://lang-8.com/

Is the name Akihito commonly associated with the Japanese emperor?

Question:

I know that he was technically "re-named" Heisei when he became the emperor... But would it be weird if a rhetorical person was named Akihito in Japan? Is it like naming a child Obama or something? Would it be weird because it's, like, a common name for old people? I'm writing a story about a old-ish person in Japan, and I like the name. Any input would help!

Thanks!
-Mack.

Answer:

Akihito is a perfectly plausible (and not unusual) male name in Japan. It would, however, be very unusual for someone to use the exact same characters used in the former prince's name. There are plenty of other characters one could use, though: 明人, 昭仁, 秋人, 章仁, etc, etc.

(I've heard a story from before WW2 of a father who named his son Hirohito and used the same characters as the Emperor's name without really thinking about it. Once he realized what he had done, he killed himself and his son to apologize for his unspeakable crime. I have no idea if it's actually true, and obviously it's not a crime or anything these days, but it's still hard to imagine anyone actually using the exact same name/characters.)

Who is the best electric violinist/band in Japan?

Question:

Do you have any songs recommended?
Thanks

Answer:

maybe most famous Japanese electric violin song in the world
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z1Qo_GhbQ…

Somebody who red Sadako's book.......?

Question:

For those who maybe don't remember, Sadako is a girl from Japan and this story was set 8 years after the atomic bomb and Sadako had the Leukemia. She died in 1955 and she liked to make cranes. Her classmates, after she died, they made 1000 cranes to remember her.

Could you answer to these simple questions? :

How did Sadako keep herself occupied in the ospital?

Why do you think the author introduced Kenji into the story?

Of all the people who died as a result of the atom bomb, why do you think Sadako's death was given special significance?

Why do you think Mrs. Sasaki made Sadako a new kimono even though she was near the death?

Thanks!!! :)))))

Answer:

Didn't do your homework, huh? I didn't read the book, but I can answer a couple of the questions.

How did Sadako keep herself occupied in the hospital?
Making paper cranes.

Why do you think the author introduced Kenji into the story?
I don't know this.

Of all the people who died as a result of the atom bomb, why do you think Sadako's death was given special significance?
Because she is a symbol of resilience, and because her story as a child is sympathetic to most people. Hers was probably one the few cases well documented, too.

Why do you think Mrs. Sasaki made Sadako a new kimono even though she was near the death?
To give her hope.

Ways to say "have" in japanese?

Question:

motteiru? motteru? motte imasu? I don't quite get it.

How would I say these then?:
"I have MSN"
"I have homework"
"I have a pet dog"
"I have the time"

There would be a difference in all of them because of the 'objects' right??

Answer:

motteiru, motteru and motteimasu both means the same thing.

motteru is more casual speech, motteiru is the normal form while motteimasu is the polite (teinei) form.

I have MSN. MSNを使っています。MSN wo tsukatteimasu.
I have homework. 宿題があります。Shukudai ga arimasu.
I have a pet dog. 飼い犬がいます。Kaiinu ga imasu.
I have the time. 時間があります。Jikan ga arimasu.

In your 4 sentences, it's much more normal to use aru or iru, then motteiru.

The times I'll use motsu would be,

あの人に興味を持っていますか？　Do you have an interest in that person?
母はちっちゃいな店を持っています。My Mom has a small shop.

Somebody who red Sadako's book.......?

Question:

For those who maybe don't remember, Sadako is a girl from Japan and this story was set 8 years after the atomic bomb and Sadako had the Leukemia. She died in 1955 and she liked to make cranes. Her classmates, after she died, they made 1000 cranes to remember her.

Could you answer to these simple questions? :

How did Sadako keep herself occupied in the ospital?

Why do you think the author introduced Kenji into the story?

Of all the people who died as a result of the atom bomb, why do you think Sadako's death was given special significance?

Why do you think Mrs. Sasaki made Sadako a new kimono even though she was near the death?

Thanks!!! :)))))

Answer:

Didn't do your homework, huh? I didn't read the book, but I can answer a couple of the questions.

How did Sadako keep herself occupied in the hospital?
Making paper cranes.

Why do you think the author introduced Kenji into the story?
I don't know this.

Of all the people who died as a result of the atom bomb, why do you think Sadako's death was given special significance?
Because she is a symbol of resilience, and because her story as a child is sympathetic to most people. Hers was probably one the few cases well documented, too.

Why do you think Mrs. Sasaki made Sadako a new kimono even though she was near the death?
To give her hope.

Im looking for more information about Daimyos in Edo Japan.?

Question:

I need for information about Daimyos in the time period Edo in Japan. I would like more information about their family, and neighbourhood etc., how people train for this position and what the pros and cons of being a Daimyo are. I also need more info about what they eat, wear and what responsibilities they have, like how their typical day is like. Any info would be good! Thanks! Please answer.

Answer:

It would be easy to write a whole book (or more) in answer that question, in the meanwhile you can check out these sites.
http://wiki.samurai-archives.com/index.p…
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Daimyo

Japanese names PLZ HELP :(?

Question:

I need a lot of anime names not ones like Sakura or hinata from Naruto or whatever FIRST AND LAST NAMES PLZ middle name optional ONLY JAPANESE NAMES PLZ

Answer:

・sakura and hinata are common modern girls name. not naruto original name.
・we don't have middle names
・why you want Japanese name

Japan dumps rads in the ocean is that bad or ok?

Question:

wouldnt that just mess up with ocean life. and do we humans drink from lake water. and od we ever usse the ocean water

Answer:

of course it is bad, but it dissolves when it is in water.

Is It ok to buy things from japan?

Question:

since the radioactivity would it be bad to buy products from japan such as food and candy and beverages because i know some of them are actually made in hong kong....i see people who live in Japan in different areas such as Kobe and they seem to not have a problem at all as i can see can someone inform me please and thank you

Answer:

Japan are full of radiation. Why all military dependents evacuated, get out while you can !

Does anyone know of a way to memorialize someone in Japan?

Question:

My good friend who was born in Japan just recently died. I was wondering if anyone knew of memorials or commemorations or things of the like that I could donate to or erect, etc. in her honor. For instance, at many zoos in America, one can donate and they get the name of the donor on a plaque or sometimes you can donate money to a certain organization and they will plant a tree in your honor. I was wondering if anyone knew anything like that specifically in the country of Japan that I could purchase or donate to and perhaps visit or what-have-you later in life.

Answer:

There are few things like that among individuals. That's what corporations do anyway.

When do you think will Japan's crisis will end?

Question:

I want to go to Japan. :/

Answer:

It depends on what you mean by crisis.

This nuke crisis will last months as Japanese government says it will take months to calm the nuke down.

Allthesame, people still live without a problem in most part of Japan. People around the nuke have been ordered to evacuate.

What everyday items are in short supply in Tokyo?

Question:

I've heard bottled water is scarce, but are any other basic items still hard to find in stores?

Answer:

Right now things are getting back to normal. right after the quake, gas and batteries and certain foods were hard to come by. because everyone panic. But now, things are slowly going back to normal and the things that are kind of hard ot get are toilet paper and water and some tobacco brands have stop selling because they were made in the sendai area and certain vegetables.

What were some of the damages done to japan after the tsunami?

Question:

my friend need information about the damages done to japan after the tsunami and why did the wall not hold or save alot of people

Answer:

What do you mean by after tsunami?

Tsunami gave most damage to coastal cities in northern Japan. What struck Japan after that is nuke mess.

>why did the wall not hold or save alot of people

Tsunami was higher than the walls.

Japan teens: what are your favorite japanese bands?

Question:

I'm wanting to learn to speak japanese and some people say to listen to.japanese music that you like. But i can't find anything i really like. So what's popular in japan??

Answer:

I loke quite a few, but I think these ones are great: Home Made Kazoku, Milktub, and Super Junior

Nuclear plant in japan?

Question:

i have to do a current event on it for school. i have no clue what the nuclear plant is all about, can someone tell me in detail or send me a link?

Answer:

The forty year old plants in Fukushima were hit with an earthquake five times the strength they were designed for and yet they still shut down safely. The generators came on like they were supposed to when grid power was cut. Then the tsunami hit and the generators were wiped out. However, the battery backup still worked for the designed eight hours. The problem happened when no new generators could be put in. Even so the problems have been minimal--media scare mongering for ratings not withstanding.

Note that no workers were burned by radiation although two were unfortunately killed by the tsunami.

"On 31 March, NISA reported that among the workers at the Fukushima Daiichi plant, 21 workers have received doses exceeding 100 mSv. No worker has received a dose above 250 mSv, which is the dose limit for emergency workers.", IAEA (second and third links).

Here is an informative article describing the situation:
http://bravenewclimate.com/2011/03/13/fu…

And here is where you find current, factual status information:
http://www.iaea.org/newscenter/news/tsun…

And a slide presentation that describes the effects:
http://www.slideshare.net/iaea/radiologi…

And here is a chart that helps make sense of the numbers:
http://www.xkcd.com/radiation/

How do you pronounce Marui?

Question:

Tokyo Marui.

Tokyo Ma-ruu-ee?

Answer:

We generally don't emphasize words and sentences like in English.
So you would better say "Marui" as flat as possible.

Traveling to Japan with a child, not knowing birth father?

Question:

My husband and I are planning on going to Japan in a couple years. My husband is not the biological father to our son. I do not know who the birth father is. And I know most times you need the consent of the other parent to legally take a child under the age of 16 out of the USA. But as I said I do not know who the birth father is and NO one is on the birth certificate besides me. My husband and I were not married at the time of birth but he was there during the whole pregnancy and we married when our son was 10mos. Our son has my husbands last name from birth.
Do you think I would have to go through all the trouble and disrupt my happy life to find out who the birth father is just to travel 1 month to Japan?

Answer:

If no father is named on the birth certificate, you can get the passport alone...no other signature needed. However, it certainly would be great if your husband could adopt your child. Since you were married to your current husband at the time of the birth, legally he would be considered the father...should have had his name put on birth certificate. Be a very good idea to visit a lawyer who specializes in family issues and get things straight now. Would certainly make the child happier in the future. and as the other person said...no reason to discuss this with anyone...except the lawyer.

How do you say 'bloody fang' in japanese?

Question:

Answer:

血まみれの牙

How did the earthquake happen in Japan?

Question:

I don't get any article from google that tell me why..
( I'm 12 )

Answer:

The plates on the earth were moving and shifting around. That's why Japan has moved a few feet east.

If you look up how earthquakes happen, it'll tell you. It's all the same.

How to say, "I did not have time this semester to take Japanese" in Japanese?

Question:

I am not sure how to correctly say, "I did not have time this semester to take Japanese." I am writing to a Japanese penpal and would really like to get this sentence right!

Here is my attempt, but I'm sure this is not grammatically correct!
これ学期に日本語は時間がありませんでした。


Thank you so much for any help!

Answer:

Your sentence is a bit corrupted, nice try though!
It literally ment:
This is semester, Japanese is the hour don't have.


この学期に忙しい。
だから日本語を習ってわない

I changed some things to make it sound more fitting to the Japanese language.

This semester, I am busy.
Therefore, I didn't learn Japanese.

Where is Senzoku, in Tokyo, Japan?

Question:

like in what location in tokyo for example minato or shibuya

Answer:

You should be more specific.
There are some places called Senzoku in Tokyo.
Senzoku (洗足) in Ota ward and also in Meguro ward. Senzoku (千束) in Taito ward.

Gantz Live Action movie english subtitles?

Question:

Is there a place to watch this now? I've been waiting forever for a site to upload the movie with English subtitles. Why is it taking so long?

Answer:

They have had it out dub no news about subs yet though

When would it be safe to go to Japan?

Question:

Well, at least... as "safe" as it can ever be, lol. :P

No, what I mean is, when would it be safe to go there? My Dad was supposed to take me there sometime in the next 3 years, and I was planning to learn some Japanese again (I was learning, but, unfortunately, the class was cutting too much into my time that I needed for other things!), but, now that the earthquake has hit, plus the tsunami, it looks like that's not happening yet - at least, not anytime soon! My Mom has already called off the trip, because of the current state of things (I wanted to go to Tokyo, if that helps), but... if you were just going there as a tourist, when would be a good time to go? In a few years, maybe?

Answer:

It's already safe now except for areas around the nuke in Fukushima.

Help with Japanese ordering at a restaurant?

Question:

How do I write all this in Japanese?

What would you like to order? I want to order chicken.
Would you like a drink with that? Yes, I would like a drink.
What do you want to drink? I would like some water.
Would you like anything else? No, I'm fine.
How is your meal? It's delicious, thank you.
Would you like some dessert? Yes, I would like some pie.

Answer:

Many people in restaurants understand some English, but when I am at a restaurant where I can not be understood, I use the point method, you just point at what you want to order on the menu.

What traditional Japanese flutes are used in this song?

Question:

My friend bought this game and I found that I absolutely loved the flutes in this song. I looked up on Wikipedia the traditional flutes, but couldn't find anything on what they sounded like. Any help please?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JUNPFnWT1…

Answer:

I think "ryuuteki" which makes higher-pitched sound than "Shinobue"
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ry%C5%ABtek…

Listen: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cAPFV3QzX…

Who is doing care packages for Japan?

Question:

Answer:

I haven't found too many organizations accepting anything but monetary donations.
I'm putting 2 links for organization accepting non-monetary donations; 1 in Seattle the other in Cincinnati. Of course, if don't live near there, then I would assume giving $ will go further than spending goods to those organizations. I spent around $250 sending 4 flat rate boxes to my family in Japan so I don't recommend doing care packages on your own!

Hello,can you please suggest a japanese name for a ninja?

Question:

i am playing an online game and i need a japanese name for my ninja.

Answer:

Sasuke is most common ninja's name (it's not joke. like a John Smith)
or Hanzo, Kagemaru, or Goemon. they are common ninja's name too.

nana akin's answer is all Modern boys name, and Arran Bradley's answer is wrong.
Hideyoshi is not family name. it's famous historical person's first name.

Help wtih japanese!!!?

Question:

Choose the most appropriate particle to fill in the blank.
I put sugar in coffee. コーヒー＿さとうを　いれます。 (2 points)
を
から
に
22. Choose the most appropriate word to fill in the blank.
Please pass me salt. しお____　とってください。 (3 points)
を
が
は

Answer:

こーひー「に」さとうをいれます。

しお「を」とってください。

What are some art schools in Japan? Or any easy to get into school that's also cheap in Japan?

Question:

What are some art schools in Japan? Or any easy to get into school that's also cheap in Japan?

Answer:

There are some art schools in Japan, of course. But it depends on what kind of art you want to learn. Art has very broad meaning.

Does anyone know a japanese male in who goes by the name Toshihiro Tateguchi?

Question:

Does anyone know a japanese male in who goes by the name Toshihiro Tateguchi?

Answer:

japan has a population of 130M people. asking this here is like
looking for a needle in a mountain of haystack.

Would you visit Japan within the next 5 years?

Question:

Answer:

Pay my way there, and I'll leave tomorrow...

Where can i find job ads written in english in japan?

Question:

Answer:

http://www.gaijinpot.com/

JR Yamanote Question?

Question:

I want to know whether JR Yamanote (specifically bound to Shinjuku) for reserved seat only? Or I could just use my suica to get pass through the ticket gates? :) According to Hyperdia its around 197 yen from Nippori station right?

Answer:

First there is no reserved seats on JR Yamanote line, the fare from Nippori to Sinjuku is 190Yen and it takes 23 minutes.
Yes you can use suika for any JR trains and private rail lines or subways.

Ｈello.I`m japanese .How do you think of japanese? And how do you think about why japanese can`t speak English?

Question:

Answer:

こんにちわあんなー産！


みんなが英語難しいっていうよね
でも、 一生懸命勉強を続ければ、英語を上手に話せる様になるよ。＾、＾


>Takane
You are funny!! lol.. Chiebukuro is boring, not like here lol..

Do you think Japan's response to the nuclear plants are appropriate?

Question:

I need this for an article of 4 paragraphs plsss. we must have at least 2 evidence in each paragraph supporting your opinion/argument. this is Urgent HELP PLSSSSSSSSS

Answer:

I don't do homework assignments. Read some of the online news and compare it to what was done at Three Mile Island and Chernobyl. Then YOU write your own paragraphs expressing your OWN views.

But a short answer to your question, in some ways yes and in some ways no. Now run along and quit asking other people to do your homework assignments for you.

How long until Japan returns to "normal"?

Question:

I'm going to be studying abroad in Okayama later this year. I'll arrive in early October. I know Japan is still having problems right now from the earthquake and that power in Tokyo will be in short supply going into the summer. Any chance that things in Japan will be "normal" (obviously a place like Sendai isn't going to be normal for a long time) by the time I go there?

Answer:

It depends on what you mean by normal.

There is already little problem in Okayama now. If you want to stay in Okayama, you don't have mind other places.

BTW, some people here have a wrong idea that Sendai is the worst hit area. But it's not.

The areas where it will take longer than any others to restore are either of the following 2.

1, neighborhood around Fukushima Nuke, like Futaba-cho or Tomioka-cho. Futaba-cho has Fukushima Daiichi Nuke. Tomioka-cho has Fukushima Daini Nuke.

Those places will be uninhabitable for years or even more. No one still knows how long radiation will remain there.

2, coastal towns of northern Japan like Rikuzentakata, Kesennuma and many others (I won't name all of them now)

This is Rikuzentakata.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rikuzentaka…

They were completely swept away by tsunami. So it takes years to restore. Sendai is a large city. So its coastal area was destroyed much. But its inland area does not have much problems.


If I talk about railway as a barometer of going back to "normal", all trains going to and from JR Sendai station will be restored by the end of April.

But it will take years to restore railways on coastal lines in northern Japan.

And railways around Fukushima Nuke? Ask radiation when they will leave there.

Can you live in Japan with only 4万 monthly?

Question:

would you have a good life with that amount of money monthly, or would you be struggling and staying only at home with no fun or traveling?

Answer:

If you are a foreigner, trying to live here in Japan with that money. That will not be enough to pay even a rent. But if you are a local, living here with family, has own house. I think that is enough for a high school student.

Is Japan the most technoligical advanced Country in the World?

Question:

Is anyone else close to their development?
Are they even number one?

Why are they so technology advanced compared to most other developed countries? Is it just the culture?
If so what part of the mindset of Japan enables them to be so "technological" advanced?

Thanks.

Answer:

American Technologies are Western countries (and most of the world) standard.
but Japan's Technologies are almost domestic thing.
because Japan's another name is " Technological Galapagos"

The Answer is " Yes".
but advanced for different direction to World's standards.

Surver for Japanese people speaking English?

Question:

1. When did you start studying English?
2. How long did you become to be that fluent in English?
3. How was your experience in studying English? Did you find it hard or easy?
4. What was your reason for learning English?
5. Do you speak other languages aside from English & Japanese?

Thank you so much for the time. This is for my school paper :)

Answer:

1. Middle school

2. 6 years, I became confident in my English speaking. That is why I am here.

3. I find it hard in listening, especially if they talk very fast. I get lost. Also some English words have too many words and same thought. Example: pretty, beautiful, gorgeous, etc. I find it hard at first learning that. Pronunciation too.

4. Music maybe. I like many British rock bands like Pink Floyd.

5. I speak some Korean phrases that my korean friends here teach me.

How would you translate this?

Question:

My house is blue, red and a little green.
*I do things like listening to music and reading in my room. +using nakara? ;S
Ten points!

Answer:

hello im japanese speaker.

watashi no ie no iro wa ao, aka soshite sukoshi midori-iro desu.
私の家の色は青、赤、そしてすこし緑色です。
watashi wa heya de ongaku wo kiitari, dokusho wo shitari shiteimasu.
私は部屋で音楽を聞いたり、読書をしたりしています。

i think it is not nakara, but KATAKANA. :D

So why does Japan and China hate each other...?

Question:

in a few short sentences summary?

Cheers.

Answer:

Because of territorial dispute like Senkaku issue.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Senkaku_Isl…

Is this June/July a good time to travell to Hokkaido, Japan?

Question:

I'm considering travelling to Hokkaido, Japan in From the end of June to end of July. I'm wondering if this is a good time to travel there? And whether it was affect by the Tsunami or Power outages?

Answer:

Would be a good time to visit Hokkaido as you would beat the summer heat of the rest of the islands. Summer is usually a lot milder and cooler in Hokkaido.

Is it true Japanese MEN expect the women to wait on them hand-and-foot?

Question:

Im just curious...because I heard that they treat women like garbage...they dont help out with the housework or groceries and then go out and cheat :/

Is this still true (culturally speaking)?

I ask because the Japanese guys Ive known under 35 years old always seem very opposite...they have always been very eager to help me, and will make everything revolve around me (like whatever I want).

So yea, thats why I am curious ^.^ Thanks!

Answer:

If you can say "the Japanese guys I've known under 35,,,", then just take it as reality. You don't have to mind "I heard that,,," story.

I think there are some guys among old generation who treat women like garbage. But there are also some Japanese women who treat men like garbage. It's the same.

What do you call those japanese slippers?

Question:

i know there are a lot. but can u name them to me? specifically i want to know their use/what they're made of..etc.

i'm kind of interested with the one made of wood. with that weird edges :)

Answer:

geta

下駄

those are the wooden "flip-flop" kinda things you see japanese people wear with kimono.

Do Japanese really prefer child-like appearances in women? Does this apply to white women too?

Question:

I am just a bit worried ^.^ I am white...I am not worried about my size being a problem because I am only 4'10" and am not overweight.

My problem is that although I am considered physically attractive in the United States, I am not sure if I would be considered so in Japan. I feel like Japanese prefer women who look very child-like.

I guess I look more like the stereotypical sorority girl (but light brown hair lol)...so, not really child-like and "kawaii." :/

I hope nobody gets offended by this question, but I feel like Japanese men want a "lolita" -- child face, flat chested, innocent looking.

Is this true? Thanks and pls dont lash out at me if something I said came off as offensive. ^.^;;;

Answer:

Beauty lies in the eyes of the beholder.

My personal opinion:
I like slim, slightly tall girls (5'4-5'7), with long flawless legs. I don't like a girl who looks and acts childish or like a 10 year old. Looking fresh and young, which I like, is very different from looking like a child. And I certainly do not like girl with flat chest. I'm a man, I have "needs" too!