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What is the word did in Japanese?
"Did" = "shimashita."
What is the meaning of andante appassionato?
itae mo na lang
What actors and actresses appeared in Jinrui wa Suitai Shimashita - 2012?
The cast of Jinrui wa Suitai Shimashita - 2012 includes: Hisako Kanemoto as Fairy
How do you say did in Japanese?
"shimashita."Pronounced: shee-mosh-tah
What are the ratings and certificates for Jinrui wa Suitai Shimashita - 2012?
Jinrui wa Suitai Shimashita - 2012 is rated/received certificates of: Canada:14A (Canadian Home Video rating) South Korea:12 USA:TV-14
Who here plays mabinogi tell me your answer and ur account and I'll add you?
Miku Kage is mine Mine is itae, what server do you play on?
How do you say what did you do in Japanese?
Nani ka suita?何をしましたか.Nani wo shimashita ka.　　　
How do you say fast in Japanese?
The word for fast is "Hayai", as in "Kuruma WA Hayai", meaning "The car is fast". When you change it to Hayaku, it can be used as an adjective, such as "Hayaku renraku shimashita", meaning "I contacted him fast."
How do you say what's wrong with you in Japanese?
"Tadashii desu" pronounced tah-dah-shee dess.
How do you say I have been studying a lot in Japanese?
どのぐらい日本語を勉強しましたか。Dono gurai nihongo wo benkyou shimashita ka.
How do you say will in Japanese?
If you mean adjective sense of 'willed' it is always preceded by another modifying adjective like 'ill-willed' or 'strong-willed' etc, in each case there are different words for for them.If you mean the past tense of the verb 'to will' it has different senses. In sense of 'to want, desire' the word 'willed' can have equivalents like 'hoshi katta' , 'nozomi mashita'. In sense of 'to decide, to determine' words like 'ketsui shimashita' , 'kime mashita' can be used for 'willed'.
What is the word 'okay' when translated from English to Japanese?
In Japanese they usu say オッケー (okkee) informally these days, but ok as in 'all right, doing good, safe' would be 大丈夫 (dai jou bu). If you want 'ok' as when someone accepts a request or order a lot of things like 'ryoukai' (roger! got it!) or 'shouchi shimashita' (understood) or 'kashiko marimashita' (respectfully obeyed). OK in sense when you say like 'If it's ok with you', meaning like 'fine with, acceptable, all right' would be 'yoroshii'.
