doshitte ushinatta desuka = how could you lose
your question seems to be missing something "how could lose" doesn't make sense
China was in a civil war and the military could not defend against the Japanese army.
you could say, 'Kari' or 'karu'.
to say you lose in Japanese is あなた敗者 and it is read like anata haisha hope this helps :)
You could say 'hamamatsu kara, konnichiwa.'
You could say "kimiga hoshiindesu" which means "i want you (in a sexual way.)" Hope that helps :)
Britain lose Singapore to Japanese a long time ago
If someone broke his bone because of himself, for example, he slipped and fell down stairs, he could say "I broke my arm." ... he got a punch in a fight, he could say "I had my nose broken." ... English; Japanese
You could say 'kurai yoru,' written: 暗い夜
This means 'could you lend me a hand, please?'
Well, "Bob" is an English name, and therefore, has no Japanese equivilant. You could spell it out in Japanese symbols, but the word would still be "Bob"
You may say something like 'makecha dame' or 'ganbaranai to [ikenai]'.
Um, you could lose it all. As they used to say in my generation "Speed Kills."