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can someone help me translate what this is: 麻郁
how is it pronounced too
Thx

Yay another texan here...lol... i thought about the jet program, havent looked into it completely yet. Mainly concentrating on getting my degree first. Good luck with everything if you go.

The only thing i found i do not like so far is NATTO!!!!!!!

Can someone please help me translate this:

1) Your heavenly voice has turned all my thoughts upon you. I can no longer sleep without hearing your sweet words.

2) Your spirit and personality has entangled my soul. I can no longer be at peace without you.

Thank you in advance to those that help

verb endings are very complex and are hard to summarize easily In the grammer section of this website they touch it briefly piece by piece gradually getting to the harder stuff. If you want a good book on grammar. I found that the book 'Japanese the Manga Way - An Illustrated guide to grammar & Stru...

Actually I dont think it would be so easily translated.

Seeing as how your statement in english is one of questioning why one did something it would best to say
'Doushite!'

Plus what you have before might be mistranslated.
Anata ga ika ni dekita ka
dekita=Fresh, just made

everything is always based on stroke order. the fewer strokes first...

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HIRATA

平田

or

平多

I might be wrong.... so if anyone has better idea..

ni tsuite would make more sence. Given that the partical 'ni' is implying direction.. asking someone to go with you.

im here.. just got lots with school right now.. will be better after i finish with this paper i have to write.

Are you trying to make a chart of all the katakana and stuff? if so i can help if it is needed.

Mine: ikutakinai fun and useful to say.. haha

actually i was talking to a japanese friend about that and they said that long time ago they used to use the hiragana 'ha' but pronounced it as wa and over the years they changed it up but kept the writen ha and the pronounced wa to keep things as easy as possible of a transition. Thats what i was t...