You may use the word 'majime,' written in Japanese as: 真面目
Or 重たい - omotai = Real meaning is heavy, and just as in English can be used to indicate something very serious
Serious Japanese was created on 2009-01-28.
The American leaders banned the sale of oil to Japan to slow down a japanese war machine and this was a serious threat to future plans for the Japanese
For a serious answer you can learn about the Japanese culture and it does interest a lot of people because you learn about peoples way of life.
I think because the Japanese ones were starting to get too serious and violent.
It means this is translated. I'm serious!
I don't think they nice because articels say they can leave serious injuries caused by their claws.
'Are you serious?' in Japanese may be translated as マジã§ï¼Ÿ (maji de), 本当? (hontou) and 本気? (honki). These are all quite casual, especiallyマジã§ï¼Ÿ
Anime , the shortened version of the word animation , originates from Japan and Japanese creators/studios whereas cartoons are from America/Britain or from the West . Japanese anime often have a series with much more serious plots and themes .
gomen nasai Sumimasen. Even more polite, and for more serious offenses, "Moushi wake arimasen." ("There is no excuse.")
It was more serious like it plays music, speaking, and dance. These often tell about heroes or figures from japans past
Accidentally imported to the United States from Japan, it was first discovered in New Jersey in 1916 and is now widespread, where it is a serious pest for lawns, orchards, and gardens.
With japanese pop music with a cartoon cat with the body of a pop tart flying at space leaving a rainbow and you would be like are you serious