Salah satu frasa yang paling populer dalam bahasa apapun mungkin “ Aku mencintaimu . “ Dalam bahasa Jepang “cinta,” adalah “ ai (爱), “dan bentuk kata kerja” cinta “adalah” aisuru (愛する). “ “Aku mencintaimu” dapat harfiah diterjemahkan sebagai“aishite imasu (て愛しいます)”. “Aishiteru (愛し てる),”“sebuah ishiteru yo (愛してる よ)” atau “aishiteru wa 愛し (てるわ, ucapan perempuan)” biasanya digunakan dalam percakapan “.Salah satu frasa yang paling populer dalam bahasa apapun mungkin “ Aku mencintaimu . “ Dalam bahasa Jepang “cinta,” adalah “ ai (爱), “dan bentuk kata kerja” cinta “adalah” aisuru (愛する). “ “Aku mencintaimu” dapat harfiah diterjemahkan sebagai“aishite imasu (て愛しいます)”. “Aishiteru (愛し てる),”“sebuah ishiteru yo (愛してる よ)” atau “aishiteru wa 愛し (てるわ, ucapan perempuan)” biasanya digunakan dalam percakapan “.
One of the most popular phrases in any language may be "I love you. "In Japanese" love, "is" ai (爱), "and the verb" love "is" aisuru (愛する). "" I love you "can be literally translated as" aishite imasu (て愛しいます) ". " aishiteru (愛している), "" a i shiteru yo (愛しているよ) "or" wa aishiteru 愛し(てるわ, female speech) "is usually used in conversation".
However, Japanese people generally do not express their love openly. They believe that love can be expressed by manners.When they put their feelings into words, he prefers to use the phrase " suki desu (好きです) ". It literally means, "love." " Suki da (好きだ), "" suki dayo "(好きだよ, greeting men) or" suki yo (好きよ, greeting women) ".
Hello minasan See you in Japanese language lessons. This time we learn about greetings and everyday expressions in Japanese. Here are some of them.
.) Thank you (Arigatou gozaimasu)
In grammar & means "tough (for me) to accept (the good of you)". Are pronounced when others have helped / gave something to us.
Expression of gratitude has a wide range of variants.
"I missed you" phrase often came out of our mouths when someone misses. Then how the Japanese express it huh?Honestly I am confused! Why yes there is no right vocabulary to describe the word "miss" (hopefully from someone you know).
I know me, the Japanese say "anata ni Aitai" to express the sense of missed. Aitai word itself comes from the word "aimasu" which means to meet. Then by substituting the word "masu" and "tai" meaning it changes to "want to meet".
Self introductions ( Jikoshoukai , 自己绍介)
Hajimemashite , はじめまして = Nice to meet you.
Watashi wa .... desu , わたしは... です = I (my name) is ...
Douzo yoroshiku どうぞよろしく = Please coaching (literally beg your kindness =)
Watashi wa .... desu , わたしは... です = I (my name) is ...
Douzo yoroshiku どうぞよろしく = Please coaching (literally beg your kindness =)
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