What does "anata ha migoto desu" mean?
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ANATA = You\nWA [the WA is pronounced HA, but is written as WA] = Partical\nMIGOTO= splendid (an), magnificent, beautiful\nDESU= To be, are, am, is\n\nLit: You [partical] beutiful are.\n'You are beutiful'\nあなた　わ　みごと　です。
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Here u go man...Most of it is just a word by word translation but the real meaning of this song is very deep rooted. I ain't sure if u wud get it thru this translation or not. Nontheless, it was some hardwork, I hope I deserve those 10 pts. :)\n\n\nMujh Se Naaraaz Ho To Ho Jaao, Kud Se Lekin Kafaa&#92;-Kafaa No Raho - If ur angry with me, then remain angry but don't be upset with urself.\n\nMujh Se Tum Duur Jaao To Jaao, Aap Apane Se Tum Judaa Na Raho - If u wanna go far away from me then go but don't run away from urself.\n\nMujh Se Naaraaz Ho To Ho Jaao, Kud Se Lekin Kafaa&#92;-Kafaa No Raho - If ur angry with me, then remain angry but don't be upset with urself.\n\nMujhape Chaahe Yakii.N Karo Na Karo, Tumako Kud Par Magar Yakii.N Rahe - It's ur wish if u wanna believe in me or not, but be faithful to urself.\n\nSar Pe Ho Aasmaa.N Yaa Ke Na Ho, Pair Ke Niiche Ye Zamii.N Rahe - Eart should be beneath ur feet, doesn't matter if the sky is on top of ya head or not.\n\nMujhako Tum Bevafaa Kaho To Kaho ... - If u wanna call me a cheater then itz ur wish.\n\nMujhako Tum Bevafaa Kaho To Kaho, Tum Magar Kud Se Bevafaa Na Raho - If u wanna call me a cheater then itz ur wish, but pls don't cheat urself.\n\nMujh Se Naaraaz Ho To Ho Jaao - If ur angry with me, then remain angry.\n\nAao Ik Baat Mai.N Kahuu.N Tumase, Jaane Phir Koii Ye Kahe Na Kahe - Come on lemme tell ya something, dunoo if neone else will tell it to ya or not.\n\nTumako Apanii Talaash Karanii Hai, Hamasafar Koii Bhii Rahe Na Rahe - u have to find urself, no matter if any companion remains or not.\n\nTumako Apane Sahaare Jiinaa Hai ... - u've to live by ur own.\nTumako Apane Sahaare Jiinaa Hai, Dhuu.Ndhati Koii Aasraa No Raho - u've to live by ur own, don't keep on looking for shelter.
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Ok here we go. \n\nTu no eres nada mas que un presumido.\nTe ves muy bien/guapo esta noche.\nEs que me da mucho coraje.\nVete a la chingada.\nChin.\nAndale....que ya se me hiso tarde.\nTu estas completamente fuera de si.\nComo es que hablas español?\nYa vete...no quiero hablar ahorita.\nEso es tan injusto.\nEstara tratando de clavarme un cuchillo en la espalda?\nEs un artista/estrella muy chido pero no es mi tipo.\nEn serio que me estas irritando ahorita.\nNo creo que tengas los huevos para hacer eso.\nEstas menso o que?\nEs ahora o nunca.
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yeah!! That's arash! "Boro" means "Go", and this is his transaltion for the song:\nthere was a time, i was in love with you,\ni was really satisfied with you,\nbut you did something wrong,\ndon't even get close to me!\n\n\nGo Go! i don't want you anymore,\ni don't wanna see you anymore,\ngo go! my heart is in another place!\ni don't wanna see you anymore,
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"ai in the wind, merikes times thelo mazepso ALL the axarista individuals tou kosmou kai rixo in mia saucepan full kolokithia kai skata..."\n\nyou can use the following online translation for any language:-\n\nhttp://babelfish.altavista.com/
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Is that japanese? I think it is not gobete kudaisai..but Gambatte Kudasai, means 'Do the best!!' or 'Good Luck!!'
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The word Datte ba yo, I.E "Dattebayo" is Tokyo dialect and why it is used in a widespread Anim・series is kind of wierd. However, for those of you who wonders;\nDattebyo has a similiar meaning to "Desu" like, "Kore wa hon desu". The difference is that its a lot stronger, for example: If i say "Kore wa hon datte ba yo" it would translate as "How many times do I have to tell you that this is a book?" Or: " This is a F*cking book!" \nWell, I hope you get the picture, and it's a strong word
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In tagalog:  Huwag mag-alala.  Magsaya ka.  Too literal\n           or maybe it goes this way:  Huwag mamroblema, magsaya ka.\n \nWe have another saying that goes:  Tawanan mo ang yung problema.  Which means, laugh at your problems(literal) but which could mean, don't let your problems worry you, laugh at them instead.
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It's slang, actually.\n\n"Go away, dude! I'm with someone else. Go die far.  Now, we go our separate ways."\nIt's not a literal translation, I tried to keep the sense and the meaning. Basically, this person is  ending a relationship with someone who keeps insisting.
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♡It says: 'goshujin sama'. \nご主人 is 'goshujin' which means 'your husband; her husband'. \n*(In reference to my own hubby, I'd say "watashi no 'shujin'.") \n様 is 'sama' which is added on for respect; manner; Mr. or Mrs.  [*'sama' is also used after a name when addressing a letter/post mail or a name formally.] \nI live in Japan and when I refer to my friend's husbands I always say 'Anata no goshujin...'\nHope this helps!♡\n☆ This character 'あ' is 'a' in hiragana, I'm not sure why it is added to your phrase though...
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We run.We jump.We swim and play.We row and go on trips. \nBut the things that last forever are our dear friendships. \n\nCamp Anawana, we hold you in our hearts. \nAnd when we think about you -- it makes me want to fart!! \n\nIt's "I hope we never part," now get it right or pay the price! \n\nNow, we will share a lifetime of the fondest memories. \nBy the Lake of Anawana, set in the old pine trees. \n\nCamp Anawana, we hold you in our hearts. \nAnd when we think about you -- this thing, it came apart. \n\nThink Anawana, speak Anawana, live Anawana, UGH!
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"Watashi wa anata no tameni kôhî o iremashita."\nwatashi wa - I (subject)\nanata no tameni - for you\nkôhî o - coffee (objective)\niremashita - poured ( in japanese make coffee you must translate pour coffee )\n\nTranslatin word by word it looks like this, but  I am afraid that it is not so natural japanese though it is completely correct one.\n\n"kimi ni kôhî o iretayo." or "kôhî iretayo" are more casual conversation style\n\nBut in more natural Japanese :\n"kôhî ga hairimashitayo." - Coffee is served.
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It's a verb and it means HAD, but from that word you also know that is a femininity (imalA) and if it the verb would be talking about male would go: imaO. \n\nI hope that doesn't means she doesn't have it no more.. ;)\n\nCheers!
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mitadoo'n"= clearing, killing, destroying\nlootado'n" is giving up everything or loosing\nand hey is everything ok
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As others have said, it translates as "that's life", but it contains the implication that we all understand that life has its ups and its downs, and that we couldn't appreciate the former without the latter.\n\nThat life is, in fact, beautiful.
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Aloha from Down Unda!\n\nYour question about the translation is answered with the sited URL below.  \n\nYour action to have your body defaced is not condoned nor recommended.\n\nK-den, M1/NSWMoke aka mikewonaus \n;-]
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lol this sounds like you got it froma reggaeton song so going by that here it is:\n\napaga= turn off\ncastigala= punish her\nacaba= finish\nvoy= go\n\nit makes no sense like that but if you give me a sentence i can tell you exactly what it means.. they all have different meanings depending on how you use it