you can say:
Watashi ga funshitsu gozen, watashi o hozon!
(私が紛失午前,私を保存!)
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'I lost' would be translated as私が負けた (watashi ga maketa) in Japanese.
we say Nakagawa if we want to say inside in Japanese.
Nakushita literally means "lost"
メロン is how you say melon in Japanese.
To say tennis in Japanese.........テニス
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'I lost' would be translated as私が負けた (watashi ga maketa) in Japanese.
Ko-Nenko desu ne?
The Japanese lost 4 of their aircraft carriers.
The Japanese lost 4 of their aircraft carriers.
There are various ways to say that you have something in Japanese. This is one of the basic ways. For example: "I have a pencil." "Watashi WA enpitsu ga arimasu." In spoken Japanese, the person is often left out so it becomes: "Enpitsu ga arimasu." Arimasu is just one way to save "have".
迷うな => 'mayou na' means 'don't get lost' in Japanese.
The lost stars book is a story of Amelia Earhart. It talks about her childhood and adulthood, and it talks about when she disappears and where but nobody knows. People say that it was the Japanese. There was no body or proof.
The lost stars book is a story of Amelia Earhart. It talks about her childhood and adulthood, and it talks about when she disappears and where but nobody knows. People say that it was the Japanese. There was no body or proof.
Most would say it was the "Battle of Midway." We lost the aircraft carrier USS Yorktown, But the Japanese lost 3 aircraft carriers and the 4th was badly damaged and eventually sunk.