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- When to use il, la or lo? I have a book on Italian but it doesn't explain in enough detail. There is a chart that shows this information: il panino - i panini la pizza - le pizze I already understand the il panino is a masculine noun and that i panini is the plural form meaning "the sandwiches" I also know that la pizza is a feminine noun and that le pizze means the pizzas. My question is just by choosing any group of nouns let's say: man - uomo men - uomini woman - donna women - donne So is the pattern always the same for basic singular masculine and feminine nouns (aside from the l' nouns)? Are all nouns ending in an "o" pluralized into the "i" form and do all nouns ending with an "a" end with "e" in the plural form?May 22, 201881
- Is there a phrase like いい子してください for girls/women? I recently learned that いい子してください means "be a good boy" but what if the person you want to say something like this to is a girl? Would I say いい女してください? I also know that 子供 means child...so could 子 in this context be used for either boys or girls?October 29, 201710
- How to say lose face, save face in casual spoken Japanese? I came across an article explaining this: 顔負け (kaomake) to lose face 日本人は顔負けする (Nihonjin wa kaomake suru, Japanese have been put to shame) Japanese examples of usage include メンツを失う (mentsu wo ushinau, to lose face) and メンツを保つ (mentsu wo tamotsu, to save face) How would I say something like: You are ignoring me to save face. You are ignoring me because you lost face. The first sentence sounds better to me, but I'm not sure which sentence would be more appropriate in Japanese, but I want my Japanese to sound natural.October 26, 201730
- How to text these things in Japanese? I want to be able to text the following and have my Japanese come across as natural: Why don't you talk with me anymore? Why don't you reply to my messages? Did I say or do something wrong? How can you change your feelings about me so easily? I'm over it (I don't care anymore).October 13, 201700
- Need some help translating a phrase from a Japanese movie? So I watched a short Japanese movie called Seventh Code with the subtitles turned off to practice my Japanese listening today. I was able to understand almost all the Japanese spoken, but there was one part of the movie where a Japanese man takes a gun out of his desk and says: まあ、どのみちのるかするかだ? At first, I thought he was saying something like "Oh dear, everywhere" or "which street" since 道 can mean that. After translating it online I got this: Well, why do you have it? So I want to verify if in this scene he was asking himself why he has a gun yes?September 11, 201710
- What does ど嬉しいです mean? I came across this information on wikipedia: Etymology 2 Appears to be a relatively recent innovation. In mainstream Japanese, this prefix is used as an intensifier. In the Kansai region, the meaning has further developed to convey more negative overtones.[1][2] The ultimate derivation is unclear. This may be an extension of the noun 度 (do, “degree, extent”). Prefix ど (rōmaji do-) super- quotations ▼ どあほdumbass There is a Japanese woman I talked to outside and I exchanged Line contacts with her. I noticed her Line headline reads: ど followed my a happy face emoji. So would this mean she is saying ど嬉しいです (I am really happy) ?August 26, 201740
- What is the difference between と and し? My biggest problem with Japanese is properly using all the different particles to make long sentences and connect sentences together. For example: 火曜日時間があります。あなたに電話し、会う時間を作りますよ! I made this sentence on my own without any help, but I want to use this sentence to point out what I mean. In this sentence the particle し is used. Why wouldn't と be used? They both mean "and" but is と used when you are saying something like "this" and "that"? I hope someone can explain the difference to me.August 20, 201710
- How to say "I hope you had a good day" in Japanese? When I use a translator I get the following, which I know isn't the natural way to say it: あなたは良い一日を過ごしたことを願っています I want to message my Japanese friend this because I called her today to meet up, but she was busy. I want to say that I hope she had a good day (today) and that I will meet with her Tuesday.August 20, 201730
- How to say "don't bullshit a bullshitter" in Japanese? I want to say something like this: Don't bullshit a bullshitter (don't lie to a liar). Does Japanese have a phrase like this? So when a Japanese person lies to me and I want to let them know that I know they are lying because I know from experience. I keep running into situations like this and I need to know how to say something like this.July 4, 201730

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