You can say 'Nande sonna ni hidoi desu ka'.
"Douyatte shitteimasu ka" is 'how you know ' in formal Japanese. "Nande shitteru" is informal way of saying it.
"Uchi ni nanigo wo hanashimasu ka"
'o uchi ni modoritai no desu ka' is polite way to ask that.
Depends on where it is used. 中 /na ka/ can mean 'in, inside, in the middle of' (the same kanji has other readings like 'chuu' or 'uchi' which can mean 'in the midst of, while, meanwhile, etc'). Another case would be 仲 /na ka/ which means 'relationship, terms' as in 仲良く /na ka yo ku/ or 仲がいい /na ka ga ii/ meaning 'close, on good terms with, getting along well, etc'.
家内 /ka nai/ is used when referred to one's own wife in kenjougo (humble language). tsuma, or uchi no tsuma can also be used.
1.Nande okuteru desu ka 2. aiatai desu 3.itsu met suru 4. email suru 5. onegaizimasu okthis was obviously written by a Japanese girl who is not use to writing romanji its very broken language but there are 4 or 5 sentences.1. why are you angry2. i want to meet3. when can we meet4. i will email5. please, Ok?4+5. could mean please email
'Why did you leave?' could be translated asãªã‚“ã§å‡ºãŸï¼Ÿ (nande deta) in Japanese. However, this is quite casual. A more formal alternative would beã©ã†ã—ã¦å‡ºã¾ã—ãŸã‹ (doushite demashita ka)
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meaning of paano ka: How about you?
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If you mean how do you say it, it is Kalawika [ka-la-vee-ka]. What does it mean? It means Travis.