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Maa, are wa mada kitto ja nee yo, daga, sono kibun ga aru kamoshirenai...
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Maa, are wa mada kitto ja nee yo, daga, sono kibun ga aru kamoshirenai...
O-shirase: Konban wa Rio-kun!
konban wa nashi-kun
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hazukashi.....jane?....Dogezaja nee yo, are wa hazukashijane ne...
... are.....? (embarrassed of "are"???)p.m: watashi wa nihongo no benkyoo ga hazukashi desu ka...?
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hazukashi.....jane?....
p.m: watashi wa nihongo no benkyoo ga hazukashi desu ka...?
Lol, are means in English like this/that, and previously was the bowing emopic (
I did just in an questionable color the sentence ("Dogezaja nee yo, are wa hazukashijane ne.") given, and it means: Don't bow before me, isn't this embarrassing?
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Lol, are means in English like this/that, and previously was the bowing emopic () meant, not your nihongo.
I did just in an questionable color the sentence ("Dogezaja nee yo, are wa hazukashijane ne.") given, and it means: Don't bow before me, isn't this embarrassing?
!?http://www.eudict.com/?lang=japeng&word=are
No, this is embarrassing , also with hazukashi I dont know how I could have knows you were talking about the bow because I kind of quick searched the word and got this:
"The term is used in Japanese politics such as "dogeza-gaikō" (土下座外交) which is translated to "kowtow diplomacy" or "kowtow foreign policy""
I should have just searched "dogeza" instead....
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http://www.eudict.com/?lang=japeng&word=are
No, this is embarrassing , also with hazukashi I dont know how I could have knows you were talking about the bow because I kind of quick searched the word and got this:
"The term is used in Japanese politics such as "dogeza-gaikō" (土下座外交) which is translated to "kowtow diplomacy" or "kowtow foreign policy""
I should have just searched "dogeza" instead....
Ahaaa... Well, in the next time should you then more pay attention, but okay, don't worry more...
I should pay more attention
