nihonjin tachi: japanese people wo: a particle that is usually used to indicate direct object of an action tabun: probably takai: expensive/high gaijin: foreigner -not japanese- wa: topic marker particle hitsumo ?? I think you want to say " itsumo" which means : always Since I can't see a verb in this sentence that works with the particle "wo", I can't even try to give a guess for what may this sentence mean. Maybe: Foreigners always japanese probably expensive. lol Hope I helped!
tabun
It can be translated as "maybe" or "probably."
"Tabun" is pronounced tah-boon.
January Of 1936
The cast of Dikij tabun - 2003 includes: Egor Beroev as Dmitry Vladimir Gostyukhin as Makarych Yevgeniya Mikhajlova as Kupava
The cast of Tabun synty - 2007 includes: Pertti Sveholm as himself Vesa Vierikko as himself Jani Volanen as himself
私は多分あなたを好きだと思います Watashi WA tabun anata o suki da to omoi masu
Examples are: phosgene, ypperite, chlorine, sarin, tabun, soman etc.
Some chemical weapons as tabun, sarin, soman are considered slow effect agents.
You think probable to chemical weapons: phosgene, sarin, chlorine, tabun, soman, etc.
Some chemical weapons as tabun, sarin, soman are considered slow effect agents.