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Trying to get a translation carved into back of Japanese mask - Jisho.org Forum
Jisho.org Forum Thank you for your time and help. Keegan So the first character is 芳, and the second one seems to be 労, however I am not sure. It might be two characters. Then, the last one woul...
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Jisho.org Forum Thanks. Thanks. edit: dexu as Kim said, or delu both work. トゥ and ドゥ (tu / du) ティ and ディ (ti / di). By the way, given that these are probably not native Japanese words we're talk...
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is the year counter 間 always needed?
Hi there ! I got lots of trouble trying to search for this on the Internet so I preferred to come here and ask you.
for example if I want to say "a farewell of four years" (like it took four years) 告別の四年間 would be right? what about 告別の四年?
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Hello,
I would like to get some help with the following:
First, I'd like to know what verb should I use when I want to say a certain promise isn't kept. (George doesn't keep his promises.) -
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I have the following Kanji that are (supposed to be) a quote from Hagakure.
Could you please translate for me so that I can be sure that they don't mean something else? Thanks!
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Rolling a lemon on a cutting board
What is the most appropriate word to describe this in Japanese?
I came up with レモンを圧力する（かける）、まな板でレモンを圧力する（かける）
Is there a better verb or better expression to use?
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