mondai wa nan desuka
'No problem' is問題ない (mondai nai) in Japanese.
Mondai, or in Japanese characters, 問題
Problem or question.
They fight with the Japanese
Basically nothing eats Japanese stiltgrass. Even deer avoid it. The problem is that Japanese stiltgrass takes over and crowds native plants out.
it's the japanese word for ''''no problem or i ''can't handle it''
問題ない /mon dai nai/.
'Solve the problem' may be eitherå•題を解㑠(mondai o toke) orå•題を解ã„㦠(mondai o toite) in Japanese. Both of these are commands. The first is an order, while the second is a softer command.'To solve the problem' iså•題を解ã (mondai o toku) in Japanese.
マーチン (maa chin) and マルティン (ma ru tin) are both ways of writing 'Martin in Japanese, but usu the Japanese themselves have problem pronouncing 'ti' so they read 'chi' anyway.
'Anata ni WA dai mondai ga arimasu.'
"Mondai nai" means "no problem."
Chindogu is a type of Japanese art that involves inventing new gadgets intended to fix a problem, but instead create new problems or would make one embarrassed in public. Though they solve a problem, they can't be useful in practical terms.