How to say these two sentences in Japanese???
" What does this word mean in Japanese?" & "There is no use of discriminating another individual based on what they look like. " ?
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I suggest that you ask an italki Japanese speaker.
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First one is easy * nihongo de nanto iimasuka" Second one is difficult to say due to look like and discrimination another individual are almost same meaning and negative on first part so that One possiblty to translate * toatone nashi de nanto iu " ( Please answer to me without modifaction) "Karera te zubari nani " ( actually what are they? ) naimononano ( what are they)
karera honto wa dare( What are they in fact) hiyu wo tukawazuni karera wo setsumei shite (Please explain them without examples) etc
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