"Hello, I live in Tokyo"
| 09:10 Mar 6, 2000 |
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| na | Konnichi wa! Watashi wa toukyou ni sundeimasu. |
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| na | Hello, I live in Tokyo. |
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| na | Konnichiwa. Tokyo ni sundeimasu. |
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Konnichi wa! Watashi wa toukyou ni sundeimasu. Explanation: The literal "back translation" into English would be "As for today... I am living in Tokyo." Hope this is useful information for you. H. Slovic for J.E.T. (Japanese/English Translations). Please see the J.E.T. webpage at http://www.jetrans.com |
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Hello, I live in Tokyo. Explanation: Formally, The answer is "Konnichiwa. Watakushi ha Tokyo ni Sundeimasu." For written correspondence (letter), the answer is "Haike. Kochira ha Tokyo ni sundeimasu." Conversational informal would be "Haro. Boku ha Tokyo de kurashiteiru n' desu." (Yes-- "haro" is just "Hello" using a Japanese phonetic, which is quite common.) Reference: http://www.multilang.com |
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Konnichiwa. Tokyo ni sundeimasu. Explanation: This is the simplest and shortest translation. It's obviously less formal and more conversational. |
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