Anyone who knows Japanese, plz answer this.?
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"Watashino oka-san wa ____ sai desu."\njust write the age on the blank and that's it!
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1.もし言語は一番興味なら、質問はムリ\nor\n2. もし言語が一番興味なら、質問はムリ？\nwhich one?\n\n1.もし言語が一番興味ならば、質問は要らない\n  You dont need to ask if you are really interested in language\n2.もし言語が一番興味ならば、質問してはいけないのか？\n　Can't I ask if I'm the most intersted in language?\n\nI think you have to complete the sentence first...\nもう一度ご質問を漢字と平仮名で書いてくれませんか？\nそれとも、dekkachin@msn.com にご質問を送っておけば？返事するから　:)
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Japanese:\n\n1. これは分かりましたか [kore wa wakarimashita ka]\n2. 大好き。[daisuki]\n3. 大嫌い。 [daikirai]\n4. ヘザーはブス [heza- wa busu]\n5. マックアンドチーズが好き [maku ando chi-zu ga suki]\n6. 知りません[shirimasen]\n7. 一番好きなトリックは何ですか [ichiban suki na torikku wa nan desu ka]\n8. 伊藤由奈の歌が好き [Itou Yuna no uta ga suki]\n9. 浜崎あゆみの歌が好き [Hamasaki Ayumi no uta ga suki]\n10. 倖田來未の歌が好き（じゃあ、少し）[Kouda Kumi no uta ga suki (jaa, sukoshi)]\n11. クォン・ボアの歌が好き（すべての） [Kon Boa no uta ga suki (subete no)]\n12. 易しい！ [yasashii]\n13. 難しい！ [muzukashii]\n14. 写真が好きわ！ [shashin ga suki wa]\n15. 友達のブルークはとっても滑稽 [tomodachi no Buru-ku wa tottemo kokkei]\n16. 友達のジュリアは妹 [tomodachi no jyuria wa imouto] (Change imouto to onee if she's older. Onee = お姉)\n17. 学校はあるないの日が好き [gakkou wa arunai no hi ga suki]\n18. You already asked this one.\n19. アステンが大好き [asuten ga daisuki]\n20. これは歌が好き！ [kore wa uta ga suki]\n21. ヘザーが嫌い [heza- ga kirai]\n22. アジアンな人から、ついている！ [Ajian na hito kara, tsuite iru]\n23. 「好きじゃない」と言うだけね。 ["Suki janai" to iu dake ne]\n\n--\nI refuse to translate a song, though. That's just stupid.
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All you're doing is putting a space in different places which makes *no* change in Japanese because they don't use spaces.\n\nAlso, just because people say it's aishiteimasu, doesn't mean it's proper Japanese. It's much more of a Japanese thing to say "daisuki" or "[person's name] ga daisuki" for love.
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There are keyboards with Japnese printed on keys. Also one can type if you change your font to some japnease or chinese. But I don't no either of the language so I can't type the words and tell you.
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There's actually an answer to this question, the problem is, it doesn't translate into English. The answer is "Mu" (in Japanese,  Wú orMou in Chinese). It's used as a response to certain koans and other questions in Zen Buddhism, intending to indicate that the question itself was wrong.
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[sa]\n#1 As ケリーちゃん mentioned, when thinking or having a bit trouble expressing something, we say saa.\n\n#2 to urge something or to start something\neg. Sa, hajimeyouka = Now then, let's start.\n\n[zo]\nto emphasize the expression, we add "zo".\nkimi(=you) wa machigatteiru(=wrong) zo = You are definitely wrong.\n\n[o]\nto sound softer, to soften the expression\nAs you know, adding "0" to the head of a word is polite. I think some tendency to add "0" to something dirty. eg. omutsu = a diaper Don't you think "otearai" is dirty?\n\n[de]\nto draw a conclusion, to ask the point that he/she hesitates to say. "de" is a bit rude word. because we say this word when irritated.\n\nWhen making conversation with someone, he/she seems to be holding something back, we say, \nde, nani(=what) ga iitai(want to say) no? = Then, what do you really want to say. = Get to the point, man!
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You should also get an electronic dictionary, many Japanese people carry them a well.  The following sites may be of some help though, PopJisyo and WWWJDIC:\n\nhttp://www.popjisyo.com/WebHint/Portal_e.aspx\nhttp://www.csse.monash.edu.au/~jwb/wwwjdic.html
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Try these links:\n1. http://www.infoplease.com/ipa/A0107666.html\n2. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Japan
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in the 1st picture in the 2nd row 2nd before the last in japanese the kanji is "mi" you can add ru,mas(masu), or te its a verb for watch or look.
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I am a Japanese. \nI am also a victim. \n\nThe Japanese police is advancing criminal investigation in this incident. \nIt is not recognized as a still formal incident. Some time is needed until an incident is presumed. It is 1. that a victim can do it at present. Tell the contents of damage to oosakisyo (police) of Japan. 2.  Inform the Nippon Travel Agency association. It is two. \nAre you a Japanese? \nIf different, as for me, you may be able to do information offer. (Since information of Japan can be offered)  \n\n I cannot speak English. \nThis text is using software which translates Japanese into English automatically. \nI am sorry when translating into the strange text. Although shortage may be in communication in me, supposing help is required, please send e-mail to \nme. \nmail address　＞ umehot@hotmail.co.jp
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♡The word "mother" in Japanese is usually "haha" 母、or "okaasan" お母さん(P); 御母さん 【おかあさん】a mother, mamma.　It's also a polite term for mother. \nThis site is very helpful, take a look.\nhttp://www.csse.monash.edu.au/~jwb/cgi-bin/wwwjdic.cgi?1C\nHope this helps!♡
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inuyasha's fuki mori (i know i spelled that wrong but that's ok cuz it's in japanise. it means deep forest. ironically, im listening to it right now...) i love it cuz it always makes me remember my ex bf...isn't that wierd? he has nothing to do with that song it just reminds me of him for somereason and that makes me happy...that's so wierd huh?
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～☆"Genki desuka?"\nIt means; "How are you?" in Japanese.\nI usually say it politely though; "Ogenki desuka?"\nHope this helps!♡\nI live in Japan and say this everyday.(*^o^*)\n～Here's a link to check it out:\nhttp://www.city.ako.hyogo.jp/english/usefulj.html\n～☆Along with other useful Japanese phrases.(^_-)-☆
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♡I learned that "junjou" [also "junjouna"] means pure hearted, naive. "Kanjou" means feeling(s), (an) emotion... This phrase most likely means pure hearted feeling(s) or naive feeling(s). I would tend to say "pure hearted feeling(s)" as it sounds so beautiful. Hope this helps!♡\nEDIT: I have lived in Japan over 8 years now.\njunjou 純情\njunjouna 純情な\nkanjou 感情
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You could also use dashes - \nHogo-no-kaze.\n\nIf you're asking how to "spell" it - why not just use Hiragana? \nほごのかぜ
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http://japanese.about.com/bl50kanji4_genchi.htm\n\nthey show of pix of it here as well as the name.