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'Where is Sara?'
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∙ 13y ago'Where is the restroom?'
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What does Unchin wa ikura desuka mean?
"Korewa ikura desuka?" is a Japanese phrase and in English it means "How much does this cost?"
What does nande desuka mean?
nande desuka ?
How do you say 'use the toilet' in Japanese?
"Toire WA doko desu ka?"OR if you would like to use the word "Restroom/ Bathroom" instead of "Toilet" it would be:"Otearai WA doko desu ka?"I believe this phrase is more commonly used.
What does the Japanese phrase doko made mo mean in English?
Well i may not be correct but if you go on youtube there is a song called Aluto Michi- To you all and in that song it says Doko made mo means anywhere.
What is Doko ni ite mean in English?
どこに居て (doko ni ite) means "Where are you staying?" in Japanese. Though, I think it's more probable you heard どこに行って (doko ni itte) which means "where are you going?".
What does doko mean Japanese?
It can be translated as "where."
What is where mean in japnesse?
doko ni
What does ganke des ka mean in Japanese?
i think you mean genki desuka which is how are you
How do you say how are you in Japanese with English letters?
Expression..................................Formality Level....................UsageGenki?...............................................Low................................ColloquialOgenki desuka....................................Standard..........................SpokenGokigen ikaga desuka...........................High................................Spoken*Ikaga osugoshi desuka........................High................................WrittenOngeki de irasshai masuka....................Very high..........................Written*Ikaga osugoshi de irasshai masuka........Very high..........................Written[* The two marked ones mean more like 'How have you been'.]
What does Saikin dou desuka mean?
It's like saying "What's new?"
What does Nan sai desuka mean in Japanese?
"will you be alright without sleep" is the literal meaning.
What is mean eeto ima doko in japan?
One way to translate it is, "Um, where [are you] right now?"
