私に話してくれて
Watashi ni hanashite kurete
'Nante onna da' in casual speaking.
Honestly speaking i think it's Sharingan but yupp
まぐろ - "Maguro" means tuna, but you can also just say: ツナ - "tsuna" Which is pretty much the way to say it in English when speaking Japanese.
Strictly speaking, "doa", written as "ドア".The Japanese have taken this word for use in their own language, so just "ドア" (Doa).
"Watashi wa Akumu desu". But it wouldn't make sense to a Japanese speaking person... I guess we don't express things that way..
It's highly unlikely. She said that her parents came from Korea. My friends say that you can see her Japanese-speaking translator tailing after her.
If you are refereing to "this" pencil which is near you you'll say 'kono enpitsu'. Enpitsu stands for pencil and if its near the person you are speaking to you'll say 'sono enpitsu'.
Takusan, ippai. If you're speaking about people you shoud say "ooi".
Speaking in Japanese
Because I told it to.
Japanese
no is the possessive particle as in 's