Feb 14, 2001 19:56
23 yrs ago
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Japanese term
Michiru2001
subarashi
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I keep hearing this word, i think it means awesome, or something...
Proposed translations
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| 0 | wonderful, awesome, great. |
chinadolly
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| 0 | very good, excellent |
Happy
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| 0 | wonderful, marvelous; amazing; fantastic; terrific, awesome, great |
Hiroko Albrecht
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wonderful, awesome, great.
You were right in what you thought it was! Another alternative is sugoi
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very good, excellent
It is meant very good or excellent.
For example : NIHONGGO GA SUBARASHII DESU NE. "Your Japanese languange is excellent !".
For example : NIHONGGO GA SUBARASHII DESU NE. "Your Japanese languange is excellent !".
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wonderful, marvelous; amazing; fantastic; terrific, awesome, great
"Subarashii" is an adjective meaning, wonderful, marvelous; amazing; fantastic; terrific, awesome, great, etc.
It can be used by itself to mean "wonderful!" "awesome!" etc.
When modifying nouns, it can be used, for example, "Subarashii tenki" (wonderful/marvelous weather), "subarashii ensoo" (stunning/superb performance), etc.
Hope this helps!
It can be used by itself to mean "wonderful!" "awesome!" etc.
When modifying nouns, it can be used, for example, "Subarashii tenki" (wonderful/marvelous weather), "subarashii ensoo" (stunning/superb performance), etc.
Hope this helps!
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