Oustreria kara desu
Japanese soldiers came to Australia in 1940
kuru 来る
Because they love Australia, it's a tropical place in northern parts. Unless they're migrants.
Because they love Australia, it's a tropical place in northern parts. Unless they're migrants.
Ofurosato ha dochira deshouka?
it's very similar to *Listen, which is Kiite but, to come is Kite
オーストラリア Romaji: oosutorariaPronounced: OO-SUE-TO-RAH-REE-AH.oo as in F'O'R
Watashi WA sukottorando kara kite That is how you say, "I come from Scotland" If you literally meant how to say, "You come from Scotland" you say it like this: Anata WA sukottorando kara kite
ここに来る
The Japanese people did not come to Australia in 1800. As a matter of fact, until the year 1866, it was a capital offence for Japanese people to even leave their country. When Japanese did start to migrate, around the 1880s and 1890s, many of tyem were employed as crew for Australian pearlers in the northwest. Large numbers also went to Queensland, where they worked in the sugar cane industry.
It comes out on 11 febeury 2011
to say "come to japan" in Japanese, it's: Nippon ni kuru. if you want any translations, i would suggest Google translate. I hope that this helps!