How did Hitler convince Germans to kill Jews?

Question:

I need to split this question into 3 questions also. I need help with that especially.

Answer:

He didn't. The famous speech , in which he said that the Jews will be completely exterminated, in fact says: They will be exterminated by war (like non Jews).

One example for post WWII myths, see above.
Subhas Chandra Bose neither was ever in an airplane together with Hitler, nor did anybody jump out of it. The private Pilot Hans Baur recently has published his memories. Bose isn't mentioned in the detailed report. Bose spoke one time to Hitler and Hitler agreed to train Indian Resistance fighters in the SS. Hitler then had organized a German submarine to bring Bose back to India. The German U 180 took him into Japanese waters were it met the Japanese submarine I 29, which took him to some Japanese island to be further transported by plane. That plane crashed without somebody having jumped out before. Bose was married in Germany and has one daughter in Augsburg/Germany. The plane, his body and his memories, which he had written during his submarine trip, never were found.

Is learning Korean difficult?

Question:

I'm not concerned about the alphabet. I learnt that in one day. xD I'm referring to the language itself. Is it harder than learning English? O.O

Answer:

It depends. It was actually pretty easy to me, and I just started. My aunt speaks Tagalog, English, and Korean, and says Korean is easy. Unlike Japanese, it only has one alphabet. That's a white flag. I can't give you that much information, but it's the easiest Asian language to learn, but is pretty hard if you haven't have the idea of it. Just a week of hard studying and you can pretty much read anything.

Questions about Japanese language?

Question:

I have a few questions about Japanese as I'm writing a story about a Japanese girl but I don't know anything about the language..

First of all, is the writing different to spoken Japanese? Like, can you be able to speak Japanese but not write it? I think Mandarin and Cantonese is like that?

Also secondly, if you were addressing your daughter, do you just call her by her name? Or do you add something at the end? Because my main character is called Katsuko, so if I was addressing her as her mother would I just call her that?

Please forgive my ignorance...
Thankyou so much for your help :)

Answer:

1.No. You need to know the Japanese alphabet to sound it out (Hiragana, Katakana, Kanji) But it's better to have both it what I'm trying to say.

2.Yes. But be aware that if in your story, she is talking to other people, use honorifics, such as calling someone from their last name.

Sana or San is the most commonly used honorific. (Mr. Mrs. Ms. is the closest English Translation)

Chan would be used for babies, little girls, and teenage girls.

Kun is generally used for boys, but can be used for close family friends.

Sama is the respectful version of San.

Sensei is teacher, doctor, politicians etc.

Respectfully, you would have to call someone by their lastname and the above honorifics after, but for very close friends, you may just call them by their first name.

Here's some examples.
A girl named Yuni Nakamura will be the name, and her son, Tom Smith.
Yuki Nakamura as a teachers, doctor, politician etc : Nakamura-Sensei
Yuki Nakamura a little girl : Nakamura-Chan
Yuki Nakamura as a mutual friend or someone older-Nakamura-San
Tom Smith as a friend: Smith-Kun
I hope I helped! :)

A series of questions about languageses and traveling?

Question:

Please answer as many of these as possible!
1) are they're any good foregin exchange place in Alabama that go to Japan for over a month?
2)How much should it cost?
3) What will I need to do to get into the club, or to travel with them?
4) How do I learn Japanese?
5)Any good programs, websites, videos, books, ect. on how to learn Japanese?????

Answer:

Hello, I can help answer your questions in regards to Learning Japanese. The best way to learn Japanese is by taking a class, enrolling in a course or investing in a good textbook. If you can't take classes then the self-study method with the correct resources is a good way.

The key to learning Japanese effectively is to work on your grammar, listening, speaking, reading and writing. Its best to think of these as separate categories and focus on each specific category as these require different methods and techniques.

Start by learning the basics through grammar. These books really helped me.

• Shin Nihongo no Kiso I & II
http://japan-australia.blogspot.com/2011…

• An Introduction to Modern Japanese by Osamu Mizutani & Nobuko Mizutani
http://japan-australia.blogspot.com/2011…

• Japanese Demystified by Eriko Sato a self-teaching guide
http://japan-australia.blogspot.com/2011…

These books cover both polite Japanese, which is extremely important to learn in order to speak Japanese effectively and causal Japanese, which is great for everyday conversations.

I also recommend trying to learn a certain amount of vocab or kanji each day as this helps you build up your vocab and kanji ability. I tried to learn 5 kanji per day or about 20 a week and did the same with vocab.

Watching Japanese anime or any Japanese TV program is a good idea for improving your listening skills and also your vocabulary. Keep a notebook and jot down any new words you hear. Then look them up and find out the meaning.

Websites are not always the best way to learn Japanese. Most websites are run by people with no teaching credentials and are not even native speakers of Japanese. Some of them are just interested in making money and not in helping you in what you need to be successful in learning Japanese.

How to Learn Japanese
http://japan-australia.blogspot.com/2010…

What does Shabetta mean in Japanese? 10pts.?

Question:

I herd it in a song.

What does it translate to?

10points?

Answer:

喋る shaberu
talk , chat , speak
tell (on somebody)
let (secrets)out ,divulge

喋った　shabetta (the past tense of shaberu)

Can someone translate the title of this Japanese book into English?

Question:

Here is a picture of the book.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/72410983@N06/6535854019/in/photostream

Answer:

繒本 ehon (picture book,illustrated book)

東わらは azumawarawa (court lady,lady‐in‐waiting)

In Japanese, what does "odoriakashita" mean?

Question:

And is that the proper romaji?

Answer:

Yes, the romaji is correct~
It's written 踊り明かした in Japanese characters and means to have "spent the night dancing"

What languages would you like to learn and which language do you speak?

Question:

I would like to learn so much Japanese and French n_n and I speak spanish, english, Italian and hebrew ^^

Answer:

woow you are smart.! :D

Can i learn just Hiragana and Katakana but not Kanji? Is it important enough to learn?

Question:

I could handle Hiragana and Katakana but I don't think so with the Kanji. Way to complicated and too many characters.

Answer:

The whole point of Kanji is to avoid homophones with Japanese has a lot of with only about 110 sounds available to form words. i know it seems daunting but think about how many words you know in your native language (English, i assume, I apologize if i am incorrect), it must be a lot,and compare it to the 2000 or so kanji you should learn. kanji only have a few readings anyway, which rarely change and always give the meaning of the word. rather than in English some words like"vague" are spelled giving no implication of pronunciation or meaning, so maybe that puts the use of kanji into perspective for you.

You do need kanji to learn Japanese though, regardless of whether or not you will visit Japan. It is an important and integral part of the language.

I suggest learning them from grade 1 level, http://japanese.about.com/library/blkoda… it will be easier if you start with something like 一 (which means one) and learning them just takes practice.


good luck

Buying from Japan's Print Gakufu in US, credit card question?

Question:

I am trying to purchase from Print Gakufu (www.print-gakufu.com/), a Japanese site that enables people to purchase and download sheet music. They accept Visa, Mastercard, and American Express credit card payment but during checkout, it doesn't accept any US cards... is there a reason why? Kind of disappointed I can't get the sheets I want, thats all.. -______-;;

Answer:

Some vendors in Japan can only accept credit cards issued in Japan. As far as I can tell, there aren't many, but there are some; I have had a similar experience a couple of times.

Help with Japanese saying things like "should" do that?

Question:

In Japanese how do you say things like, "you should talk to him" (of course pronoun inplied most of the time) Saying things like, "you shouldn't do that. I would not have done that, he wouldn't have, what should I do," and such. Then how would I connect these sentences (or do you not do that) like this one "He is a student studying Japanese, you should talk to him,(or he would like to talk to you)" how to you put two verbs in a sentence and put in conjunctions correctly.

Answer:

"you should talk to him" 彼と話してみたら？彼と話したほうがいいよ。

"you shouldn't do that. そういうことはしないほうがいいよ。(may sound critical)
それはやめたほうがいい。

I would not have done that, 私ならそうはしないかな。
"かな" in the end functions as a cushion for a torn down and avoid to sound too harsh or critical.
You often see this in question forms. But here, it sounds like "I guess you shouldn't be doing that."

he wouldn't have, 彼ならしないと思う。

what should I do,どうすればいいんだろう。(in lost)
どうすればいいと思いますか？(asking for a suggestion)

"He is a student studying Japanese, you should talk to him," 彼は日本語を勉強してるんだけど、(and) 彼と話してみたら？(suggestion) or 彼と話したほうがいいよ。(Surely this intrigues the other person's Why? Better go with the suggestion form though still may be asked for what reason...)

(or he would like to talk to you) 彼は日本語を勉強してるんだけど、(and) 彼があなたと話がしたいって。
"I have a father but do not have a mother"　(私には)父親はいますが(but)、母親はいません。

English auxiliary verbs do not always correspond with direct translations of its Japanese, so the best you could do is to learn them one by one in different context.

What does kiri-san des means?

Question:

I think this is japanese what does it mean in english?

Answer:

This is Kiri-san.

It sounds like someone introducing another person. Although without a context to work with, it's hard for me to know for sure if that's what it's meant to be.

How do you say "My teacher is nice." in Japanese?

Question:

Answer:

Watashi no sensei wa yasashii desu.

(Sorry, no Japanese typing thing on this computer)

How popular is the band maximum the hormone in japan?

Question:

I was wondering because I think they are really good

Answer:

they're not

What's The Japanese Word For Gem?

Question:

It just came to mind today xD but i really do wanna know o.o... PLEASE TELL ME D:!

Answer:

Gem - 宝石 - Hōseki

Can anyone translate the characters in these images? Maybe Chinese or Japanese?

Question:

From artwork I was just given.
*[One](http://i.imgur.com/a0Kgq.jpg[/I…
*[Two](http://i.imgur.com/NcWls.jpg[/I…
*[Three](http://i.imgur.com/HEafg.jpg[…

Answer:

Ken_MTCteam's translate is right.The characters are simplified Chinese.

1. 梅花小鸟 plum blossom and little bird
2. 全红杜鹃 red cuckoo
3. 柳燕 swallow

Are there pizza places in Japan?

Question:

Plain and simple. I'm having a battle with my mother because I was curious of the idea. So I looked it up and found some answers but she still won't believe me. So I'm asking for direct answers, are there pizza places in Japan?

Answer:

Yes, there are pizza places in Japan. Pizza Hut and Dominos are both there. http://www.pizzahut.jp/menu
http://www.dominos.jp/
Of course, there are Japanese local pizza chains too:
http://www.pizza-la.co.jp/

There are also Japanese style pizzas available:
http://1.bp.blogspot.com/-FNzCfsVhA1w/Tu…
http://news.3yen.com/wp-content/images/j…
http://www.dineouthere.com/images/king-y…

Pizzas do show up on Japanese animes from time to time:
http://nichibeianime.com/cels/samurai_pi…

How to say these school related things in Japanese?

Question:

So school related things, how would I say:

I have homework.
Shukudai ga aru.

Do you have any homework?
Shukudai ga aru ka?

I'm in Highschool
Watashi wa koutougakkou de desu.

My classmate is weird
Watashi no doukyuusei okashii/ha desu.

My teacher teaches bad.
Watashi no sensei dame oshieru.

If I'm saying these wrong please correct me. Any help is apreciated and helpful. If there is a more natural japanese way of saying this, please help. Any explantation to anything you post is most helpful too. Thank you in advance for choosing your answer, if chosen to answer. Much appreciated!

Answer:

I have homework.
Shukudai ga aru.
-Shukudai ga arimasu (formal)

Do you have any homework?
Shukudai ga aru ka?
-Shukudai wa arimasuka?

I'm in Highschool
Watashi wa koutougakkou de desu.
-Watashi wa koukou ni kayotte imasu.

My classmate is weird
Watashi no doukyuusei okashii/ha desu.
-Watashi no doukyuusei wa okashii desu.

My teacher teaches bad.
Watashi no sensei dame oshieru.
-Watashi no sensei wa oshie kata ga warui.

Meaning of this Japanese writing?

Question:

http://a1.sphotos.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-snc7/p480x480/384448_270751022982660_100001432945075_802786_1545666939_n.jpg

Sorry its a little hard to read.

Could you please tell me the English meaning?

Thanks so much :)

Answer:

Looks like 初春

Depending on the language changes the meaning.
Japanese: Shoshun "beginning of spring" or "new year."
Chinese Chuchun "first spring month"

What program can I use to learn Japanese?

Question:

I want to learn the language from the beginning (in other words, I don't even know the basics). I've heard that Rosetta Stone isn't worth it and doesn't give the basics. I've also tried Live Mocha but they, too don't supply basics. You have to figure out what every word means yourself and nothing goes into detail about sentence structure. Anyone know a program that I can use and its price??

Answer:

Hello Nikki, you need to learn the basics to learn the language from the beginning. The best way to learn Japanese is by taking a class, enrolling in a course or investing in a good textbook. If you can't take classes then the self-study method with the correct resources is a good way.

The key to learning Japanese effectively is to work on your grammar, listening, speaking, reading and writing. Its best to think of these as separate categories and focus on each specific category as these require different methods and techniques.

Start by learning the basics through grammar. These books really helped me.

• Shin Nihongo no Kiso I & II
http://japan-australia.blogspot.com/2011…

• An Introduction to Modern Japanese by Osamu Mizutani & Nobuko Mizutani
http://japan-australia.blogspot.com/2011…

• Japanese Demystified by Eriko Sato a self-teaching guide
http://japan-australia.blogspot.com/2011…

These books cover both polite Japanese, which is extremely important to learn in order to speak Japanese effectively and causal Japanese, which is great for everyday conversations.

I also recommend trying to learn a certain amount of vocab or kanji each day as this helps you build up your vocab and kanji ability. I tried to learn 5 kanji per day or about 20 a week and did the same with vocab.

Watching Japanese anime or any Japanese TV program is a good idea for improving your listening skills and also your vocabulary. Keep a notebook and jot down any new words you hear. Then look them up and find out the meaning.

Websites are not always the best way to learn Japanese. Most websites are run by people with no teaching credentials and are not even native speakers of Japanese. Some of them are just interested in making money and not in helping you in what you need to be successful in learning Japanese.

How to Learn Japanese
http://japan-australia.blogspot.com/2010…

What was the nature of Japanese society during the time of the daimyos?

Question:

Answer:

It was a feudal society - the Daimyos were on top, owned all the land and had all the power,and the peasants (who had no rights) were at the bottom did all the work.

What does this word say in Japanese?

Question:

http://a8.sphotos.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-snc7/p480x480/401665_270741402983622_100001432945075_802762_1598123002_n.jpg

What is the english meaning?

Thanks

Answer:

It's a Japanese proverb.

石の上にも三年
いし　の　うえ　にも　さんねん
Ishi no ue nimo sannen.

Perseverance prevails.
Perseverance brings success.
Sitting on a rock three years will bring enlightenment.
... etc...

Was the Great Wall of China effective at keeping Japanese invaders out in World War II?

Question:

Answer:

The Great Wall was built nowhere near the coast. The Japanese came in via ships, not land and no where near where the Wall was built.

Also, by the time WW2 occurred, the Wall was obsolete. It could never stand up to modern artillery.

Japanese native, please help me?

Question:

How to say "everyobody should be treated at the same manner"?
I find this example, but it needs the verb to be adapted to become 'should be'

can you help me please?

Thanks!

Answer:

全ての人が同じ扱いをされるべきです。
subete no hito ga onaji atsukai o sareru beki desu

Japanese women and our troops/American men?

Question:

My brother says americans and especially navy men are really popular in Japan and get a lot of what he says action and ladies throwing themselves at them... is he serious that he gets a lot or is my brother just messing around about Japanese?

I am posting again (asking again) because my brother says it is true, some people here said false, others said true. Then I asked this under Military and they said it is true (that my brother is getting sex):
http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index;_ylt=ArIHYMaXJBqYrwIDwjZt6A7BFQx.;_ylv=3?qid=20111217053852AANxUCe

Answer:

I'm sure your brother is getting lots of sex. In the camp showers, the locker rooms, the barracks.....

Maybe even a few Japanese women. Make sure he get thoroughly tested for as many STDs as you can - women which sleep with US soldiers tend not to be the most virginal.

Japanese people: are you OK with the US stationing troops in your country?

Question:

Japanese people: are you OK with the US stationing troops in your country?

Answer:

I'm not Japanese, but I can answer your question.The closer a person lives to a US base, the more unhappy they tend to be that the US is there. There have been rapes, murders, robberies & assaults committed against the local Japanese by American military personnel.
I think most Japanese realize the US military needs to be there. The PRC & North Korea are both major threats to that area.

What's the word for "superb" in japanese (in negative sense)?

Question:

What's the word for "superb" in japanese (in negative sense)?

Not like: 高級レストラン superb restaurant (this is positive)

I mean the word 'superb' in negative.

And an alternative to the word 強い? Like if I want to say

it's strongly 'unubore', instead of strong I want to use, its 'highly' 'unubore'..

how I can say? (please, write just in romaji, not use kanji or hiragana. thanks!

Answer:

1) Saiaku na resutoran
最悪なレストラン
Very bad restaurant

superb
http://dic.yahoo.co.jp/dsearch?p=superb&…

高級
http://dic.yahoo.co.jp/dsearch?p=%E9%AB%…

Do not forget to type a な after 高級.

2) highly = 非常に (hijou ni)

How to say these kitchen things in Japanese?

Question:

So how would I say these kitchen things in japanese?

Is there any food in the refridgerator?

Reizouko de tabemono/ mono ga desu ka? Or is it reizouko de tabemono/mono ga aru ka? Does that mean do you have any food in the refridgerator?

Is there any dishes in the cupboard?
Todana de sara ga desu ka?

Is there silverware in the cupboard?
todana de shokki ga desu ka?

Are there dishes in the sink?
Nagashi de sara ga desu ka?

And something unrelated in the kitchen:
How would I say I don't want to ride in an airplane?
Hikouki de noritakunai?

Thank you for all your help. If I'm not saying these right, please correct me, and if there is a complete different way to say this, please explain. Like a nautral Japanese way of saying it? All help is much appreciated. Thank you for taking your time to answer if you choose to answer. Thank you!

Answer:

1.)Reizouko no naka ni tabemono arimasuka?
2.)Todana ni osara arimasuka?
3.)Todana ni (i have no idea how to say silverware and i'm japanese. just say spoon and forks.)
4.)Nagashi ni osara arimasuka?
5.)Hikouki ni noritaku naidesu.

Next time, will Obama gift wrap a drone and FedEx it to Iran for the holidays?

Question:

12/5 Ashura
12/7 Pearl Harbor Day
12/21 Hanukka
12/25 Christmas

Wasn't it nice of Obama to deliver this present to Iran just in time for the holidays? And Iran has just enough time to repair it and restore it to operational condition in time to fly it to Israel for Hanukka.

Don't you think Israel is thrilled at the prospect of Iran flying a stealth drone into their airspace undetected, while they are off guard for the holidays? Hey, it worked for the Japanese at Pearl Harbor.

Why didn't the drone self destruct?

The drone has a self destruct module. It is programmed to auto destruct if communications are lost for more than a set amount of time. It has a separate power supply with battery backup. There is no plausible scenario for the self destruct module to malfunction under these circumstances.

If the drone landed intact, that means it was under control when it touched down. There is no way Iran did that without a command and control console. And there is no way Iran could have constructed one without help from the U.S. military industrial complex.

So we are left asking the same question we have been asking since 2009. Is Obama really this stupid? Or was it intentional?

Answer:

you think there wasn't a plan
sometimes mis-info is a powerful thing.

yes, why wouldn't the drone self-destruct. it wouldn't if you did not want it to.

Alternative to japanese words "jubun no kao"?

Question:

what other japanese words can I use to say "her own's face" (jibun no kao)?

Do you know?

Thanks!

Answer:

The best way to say '' her own face '' is 自分の顔　jibun no kao.
Other words are maybe, 自己の顔　jiko no kao, 彼女の顔 kanojyo no kao.
I would suggest you to just say 自分の顔　or 彼女の顔　
自己の顔 is strange.

What does 'watashi ni kisu suru' mean?

Question:

It's Japanese....

Answer:

私にキスする。

Well, it says "Kiss me" but it is uncertain if it is "He kissed me" (given that there is a context); "He is kissing me" or "He kisses me" or "Kissing me".

Normally, this one is the Present Simple (at rarer times Present Continuous) but this is also the form it stands in most grammatical combinations. The context decides what its exact meaning is.

私 - I (neutrer, formal and/or casual)
に - particle; here singing "object"
キス - kiss (from English; wasei-eigo)
する　- dictionary form/Present Simple form of the verb "to do"; here: makes verb out of noun.

P.S: The subject is also omitted and only assumable from the context

Destroying the second Amendment will make the country safer?

Question:

Do idiots with this mentality exist?

Answer:

I was about to jump on your head with both feet, until I read the fine print.

It would be very unsafe for the enforcers until we ran out of ammo.

It is a fact that The Japanese Imperial Army did not invade our Homeland after The Pearl Harbor attack because they knew that most of American citizens were private gun owners.

How can I make good friends in Japan?

Question:

My back story is the usual "I've always wanted to live in Japan!" And I'm finally beginning to put my pieces together to move there.

I am in the US Military, a Marine to be exact, and my plan is to hopefully use my GI Bill in Japan. Before that however, I would like to talk to anyone currently in Japan to help me, hopefully answer my questions, and things like that, and help me with the transition.

I am not naive enough to think that anyone would just be willing to help me, or to trust anyone who does, but it doesn't hurt to try, right? I'd just like a buddy for now =).

Answer:

It amazes me how people like Vinegar Taster manage to get "Top Contributor" status.

You have a few options, but I'll mention that two that would probably be easiest for you. The first is to do it through the military. The US Marines have several bases in Japan. Most in Okinawa, but 1 in Gotemba, and 1 in Iwakuni. Found contacts to help you to get stationed there or something. The second is to marry a Japanese girl, which I personally think it's easier than trying to find someone to "sponsor" your visa.

And despite what Vinegar Taster said, you can indeed use the GI Bill in Japan. They will even pay for a fixed intenational housing allowance. Look it up. Good luck!

I'm looking for Japanese friend or native Japanese speaker who can help me with learning Japanese?

Question:

Please don't give me the link to any website or something like that thanks.
So...I'm learning Japanese,i don't take classes.Any japanese speaker or Japanese people who is willing to help me out?Thank you.
Add me on Facebook or Twitter is fine.

Answer:

hi!! watashi wa anata no tomodachi ni naritaidesu!! (^_^)

Can someone translate this to me? (Japanese)?

Question:

I assume it's Japanese but forgive me if i am wrong.


皆さんこんばんは
今日は朝から病院＆パスポートの更新をしに行ってきました(>_<)
午前中から動いてるとやはりこの時間には眠くなりますね…
お昼寝がしたい・・・
でもまだまだやる事がいっぱいありすぎてマッタリできない
あっ
この前浜劇用にのお直しをしてきたよ(・・;)
今回は二個出しをする予定♪♪
今やってるアンナちゃんのやつと、新作をイベント用に…!
24日に出せるようにします(o^o^o)
皆楽しみにしててね
あと三枚目の写メは水野さんの退院祝いをかねて…
Yves Saint Laurentのお財布をお揃いで…
YSLってお洒落で可愛いよね

Answer:

Good evening Everyone!
I went to a hospital and recreate my passport today.
Cuz I've been outside from morning, I am so sleepy right now.
I wanna take a nap
But I have lots of things to do.
the other day i went to change some phrases for Hamageki
this time I will publish 2 things
one is being done with Anna and the other one is for my new event.
i think i can publish them by 24th.

the 3rd picture is a gift for Ms Mizuno.
she's been ill for a while.
the gift is a wallet by Yves Saint Laurent. I have exactly the same one.
YSL is really cute right?

Please translate this sentence to Japanese?

Question:

Your smile relief me.

Answer:

あなたの笑顔で安心します。
anata no egao de anshin shimasu

あなたの笑顔で救われます。
anata no egao de sukuwaremasu

(^^)

A key chain from japan?

Question:

That is the Key Chain which BoA 2011 Xmas key chain

Answer:

BoA is a Korean singer. Are you sure the keychain isn't Korean?

Translation japanese to english please?

Question:

hitori dewa ai shiteru akashi sae
aimai de setsunai dake
futari dewa yasashiku mimamoru koto
tsudzukerarenai...

mou ichido aitai to negau no wa
itami sae itoshii kara
tokimeki wo nakushita eien yori
atsui setsuna wo

"sayonara" wa boku kara tsugeta
koukai naraba nando shita koto darou
jikan dake makimodosetara ii noni

kuchibiru wo usuku hiraite
"mou heiki yo" to tsubuyaita ano hito
tsuyogari to hontou wa kidzuite ita yo
kono boku demo

hitori dewa ai sareta kioku sae
hakanakute munashii dake
futari dewa omoi atatameru imi mitsukerarenai

Answer:

Only Japanese Word I Know is : HENTAI

Thumbs up if you got the Joke xD

Is Mariat Ozawa a sex slave of the Yakuza or what?

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Is Mariat Ozawa a sex slave of the Yakuza or what?

Question:

I don't really think that such a pretty girl like Maria Ozawa would get into porn and let herself gang raped and turned into a helpless pig by the Japanese porn industry. Japanese perverts are really brutal. I pity her. She's too pretty to be a porn star. I can't believe it. she's already submitted herself to this porn industry for several years. there was one video that she even has a bandage on her left arm. probably she was hurt physically. there was even one video that she gagged/vomitted while a man forced his penis deep throat on her repeatedly. She was brutally raped on some Japanese porn videos.

Answer:

Well it's not being naive! People should open their minds when it comes to this topic. Drugs and syndicates come into play and it's one compelling force that drive people into something that they involuntarily submit themselves. Yes, porn stars may have consented. But, it's of a consent that they have no choice but to give in because of fear, trauma, enslavery.. Just like a trap of which the powerful use to oppress and manipulate people to do what they want. Speaking of YAKUZA.. Yes, that alone may be powerful enough to impose threat to protect the hardcore and brutal porn industry from the righteous forces of the government and religious group.

No offense to the Japanese people. I love these people but I have too say this even if it is difficult to say...

The tsunami that hit Japan is a wake up call! Try to read the Bible's story of Sodom and Gomorrah. That is a similar story where God washed out the land of filth, promiscuity, and sodomy. I hope I said enough to warn people how destructive this industry.

Are they correct in english?!?

Question:

Q1.
a.He is an English.

b.He is a British.

Are they correct or wrong?



Q2.
a.I saw an English person.

b.I saw an Englishman.

c.I saw an Englishwoman.

What's difference between a. b. c.?



Q3.
a.She is an English person.

b.She is a British person.

Are they correct and the same meaning?



Q4.
a.Japanese are not friendly.

b.Chinese like to learn English.

Are they correct or wrong?
and speak (in general)??


Thank You for Your answer:)

Answer:

Q1: both wrong. They should be: He is English. He is British.

Q2: the difference is the sex of the person. a) is unspecified, b) is male, c) is female.

Q3: both correct. But English means someone from England; British means someone from Britain (which includes England, Wales, Scotland, and Northern Ireland).

Q4: both need "the": "The Japanese", "The Chinese".

Japanese translation?

Question:

I have tried my best but cannot work out what this says! One Kanji is confusing me so much?!

ジョージーナからクリスマスプレゼント届いた＞＜待ってろイギリ​ス、今行くぜっ…

Many thanks in advance!

Answer:

I got a christmas present from Georgina.
Wait for me England, I'm going there.

Website where i can learn Japanese for free?

Question:

i am pretty interesting in japanese can anyone tell me website where i can learn Japanese ??

Answer:

Hello Jane, The best way to learn Japanese is by taking a class, enrolling in a course or investing in a good textbook. If you can't take classes then the self-study method with the correct resources is a good way.

The key to learning Japanese effectively is to work on your grammar, listening, speaking, reading and writing. Its best to think of these as separate categories and focus on each specific category as these require different methods and techniques.

Start by learning the basics through grammar. These books really helped me.

• Shin Nihongo no Kiso I & II
http://japan-australia.blogspot.com/2011…

• An Introduction to Modern Japanese by Osamu Mizutani & Nobuko Mizutani
http://japan-australia.blogspot.com/2011…

• Japanese Demystified by Eriko Sato a self-teaching guide
http://japan-australia.blogspot.com/2011…

These books cover both polite Japanese, which is extremely important to learn in order to speak Japanese effectively and causal Japanese, which is great for everyday conversations.

I also recommend trying to learn a certain amount of vocab or kanji each day as this helps you build up your vocab and kanji ability. I tried to learn 5 kanji per day or about 20 a week and did the same with vocab.

Watching Japanese anime or any Japanese TV program is a good idea for improving your listening skills and also your vocabulary. Keep a notebook and jot down any new words you hear. Then look them up and find out the meaning.

Websites are not always the best way to learn Japanese. Most websites are run by people with no teaching credentials and are not even native speakers of Japanese. Some of them are just interested in making money and not in helping you in what you need to be successful in learning Japanese.

How to Learn Japanese
http://japan-australia.blogspot.com/2010…

Japenese, chinese or korean?

Question:

Japenese, chinese or korean?

Which one is easier to learn??? I dont want long things about them. i just want you do say which one is easier to learn and why??

Answer:

They're all easier in their own way. Depending on which one you prefer.

Chinese has easier grammar, it's similar to English.

Korean has easier symbols, less of them to remember.

Japanese has easier pronunciation, the pronunciation of the alphabet never changes.

Japenese, chinese or korean?

Question:

Which one is easier to learn??? I dont want long things about them. i just want you do say which one is easier to learn and why??

Answer:

Both Chinese and Korean except Japanese. I'm not sure though. lol

English Help! Please correct my English Mistakes!!?

Question:

I am trying to write a letter to my long lost English teacher in high school. she is a nun from Scotland. Now I am writing a part what did I study in university.

I graduated high school in Japan and went to college in Texas and my major was Spanish. I want to explain my teacher why I studied spanish in U.S.

What I want to say is below. but it is way too long. I would greatly appreciate if you could make it shorter and correct my english error?



(HERE IS THE PART I WANT YOU TO CORRECT AND REWRITE)
There is no big difference between U.S. and Japanese culture, but hispanic culture is completely different and everything was new to me. Their rich history , custom and culture is very fascinating and very curious. the more I study the more I curious the culture. so spanish became my major

Answer:

Their is not a major difference between the American and Japanese culture, however the hispanic culture is very contrasting, their culture was a new experience and change for me. Their rich history, culture and customs are very fascinating, the more I study about them the more curious I get to understand the culture better. This is why I chose Spanish as my major.

Is Tokyo safe to visit?

Question:

I want to visit Tokyo so much! I'm an Asian-American (born in Philippines now in California USA)
and I have been always impressed with the Japanese culture, food, show-business, etc.

I am worried because of their nuclear crisis is still underway since the tsunami.

I just want to visit Tokyo for now for about 10 days.

Should I be fine? I might take the bullet train also and see mt fuji. Not to climb, but just to see pictures and enjoy the scenary.

Will it be safe to travel? thanks!!

Answer:

Hi, Millions of people still live in Tokyo and are fine and there are still hundreds of tourists in Tokyo, even after the nuclear accident. It is a great place to be, and the bullet train to mt fuji would only take about 2 hours. Hope that helped

What does taberareru mean in japanese?

Question:

i dont know what it means can you also give me some examples on how to use the ~rareru or reru

Answer:

The root here "tabe-" is "to eat".

"-reru" is the potential suffix, meaning, something can be done, or is "doable". "Tabereru" たべれるmeans one "can eat". As in "I can/I am able to eat rocks."(wow!)

"-rareru" can be considered as modifying the potential form to the passive potential, meaning "something can *be* done". "Taberareru" たべられる means "it can be eaten" or "it is edible", as in "Rocks are generally not edible." (dur-hurr)

Both forms can be further modified with the negating suffix "-nai". "Taberenai" means "[subject] cannot eat", "taberarenai" means "[subject] cannot *be* eaten."

So there you go, ain't agglutinating languages fun?

JAPANESE translation of these sentences please?

Question:

1-You better give up.
2-That's impossible.
3-Hurry up,we have no time.
4-This is your destiny!
5-Let's practice together.
6-It's not like that!
7-You never care about my feelings.

translation please?(give me the whole sentence in both japanese writing and romaji please.)Thanks

Answer:

1 諦めたほうがいいです。
akirameta hou ga ii desu

2 それは不可能です。
sore wa fukano desu　
それは無理です。
sore wa muri desu

3 急いで（早く）、時間がないです。
isoide(hayaku), jikan ga nai desu

4 これがあなたの運命です。
kore ga anata no unmei desu

５ 一緒に練習しましょう。
issho ni renshu shimasho

6 そのようなもの（こと）ではありません。
sono yo na mono(koto) dewa arimasen
そんなんじゃないよ。（more casual)
sonnan jyanai yo

7 あなたは一度も私の気持ちを気にかけることがない。
anata wa ichido mo watashi no kimochi o kinikakeru koto ga nai