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    How do I say these sentences in Japanese? 1. I'm American and I'm singing a British song. 2. Maybe I should do something more productive. 3. That's a cool thing. 4. I think, I'm going to McDonalds now. 5. An event that we will surely never forget! (it's about a premiere) I would translate them as: 1. アメリカ人ですとイギリスの歌を歌うよ。 2. 多作な強をするしれない。 3. かっこいの物です。 4. 今ドナルドへ行きますと思う。 5. エベントを決して違いない! Are these right? (I bet they're not) Please correct me. Write kanjis out into Hiragana, please! :) Thank you very much!
    November 27, 2012
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    Are these 3 sentences correct? 『当たり前さない』 - "Of course not." 誰しもがこのを話す - Everyone says so. まあ、何なりと - Well, whatever It doesn't have to be formal. Please write out kanjis in hiragana, thanks! :)
    November 26, 2012
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    Are these sentences correct? "あなたたちが私を毒害でした?" (Did you want to poison me?) Can I say it like that? Or does the "思う" miss here? I don't know where to insert it... "このがアルコールで味がでした" (It tasted like alcohol)
    October 15, 2012
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    Can I say this sentence in Japanese, or does it makes no sense then? I want to say the weird sentence "You're killing me with your cuteness" in Japanese. But does this sentence even make sense in the Japanese language? Moreover: How do I translate this? "貴女のキュートは私を危めます"??? Maybe something like that? (My Japanese is really bad, I know. Sorry for that. :<) Please tell me! ^^
    October 1, 2012
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