What is the phrase ' watasi eigo wakari masen nihongo wakari masuka' when translated from Japanese to English?

Answer 1

While it putatively means, "I love you", it is written in such an unidiomatic form that it must convey the sense of, "This is a foreign person trying to speak Japanese" and comes across as being funny. You'd see something like this in a manga where an exchange student was trying to, well, you know.

Answer 2

This means "Do you understand English?"

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This is because "eigo" means English, "wakarimasu" means understand, and "ka" is the spoken question mark. The order of words, in most cases, are "Subject first, Verb last".

Answer 3

私、英語分かりません (watashi, eigo wakarimasen) means "I do not understand English".

日本語分かりますか (nihongo wakarimasu ka) would be a question asking "Do you understand Japanese?"

These sentences do not look very correct as they both lack particles to link anything together. Though if you were to be talking to someone who understands Japanese I am sure they would understand, however I think that 私は英語が分かりません (watashi ha eigo ga wakarimasen) and 日本語が分かりますか (nihongo ga wakarimasu ka) would be better to say because が (ga) identifies the language as what you do not understand and in the first sentence は (ha) introduces yourself as a subject.

Answer 4

"Onamae WA nan desu ka" means "What is your name?"

It is What is your name in Japanese

Answer 5

The sentence 日本語わかりますか (nihongo wakarimasu ka) means 'do you understand Japanese?' in Japanese.

Answer 6

It means "I am Kiwi" or "I am a kiwi".

Answer 7

Wakarimasu ka means "Do you understand?"