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(宿題) Ben-kyo
Benkyo is how you say homework in Japanese.
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What does issho ni benkyou shimashou ka mean in English?
Shall we study together.
How do you say I study at home in Japanese?
uchi de nihongo o benkyou shimasu
How do you say I have been studying a lot in Japanese?
どのぐらい日本語を勉強しましたか。Dono gurai nihongo wo benkyou shimashita ka.
How do you say lets do it in Japanese?
You can say, "Watashi tachi ga dekimasu." (私たちが出来ます。) watashi tachi = we or us ga = a particle used between noun and predicate in some forms of Japanese grammar dekimasu = can/is able to do
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What does issho ni benkyou shimashou ka mean in English?
Shall we study together.
What is the Japanese word for are you still studying?
'Mada benkyou shite imasu ka.'
How do you say I study at home in Japanese?
uchi de nihongo o benkyou shimasu
What is study by your self in Japanese?
As in, I study by myself/do you study by yourself?/to study by oneself Politely: 自分で勉強します (Jibun de benkyou shimasu) Casually: 自分で勉強する (Jibun de benkyou suru) As a command/request: Politely: 自分で勉強して下さい (Jibun de benkyou shite kudasai) Casually: 自分で勉強してね (Jibun de benkyou shite ne)
Anata no Nihongo no benkyou wa jouzuda toomoimasuyo?
This can generally be translated as "I think you're studying Japanese very well."
What is the phrase 'anata no Nihongo no benkyou wa jouzuda to omoimasuyo' when translated from Japanese to English?
Literally, "I think your Japanese study is good."
How do you say I know why you study a lot in Japanese?
You may say 'anata ga sonna ni yoku benkyou suru riyuu ha shitte imasu.'
What are you studying in Japanese?
何を勉強しますか : 'nani wo benkyou shimasu ka?' means 'what are you studying?' in Japanese.
How do you say I have been studying a lot in Japanese?
どのぐらい日本語を勉強しましたか。Dono gurai nihongo wo benkyou shimashita ka.
How do you say studying in Japanese?
The noun 'study' is "benkiyou" in Japanese. The verb 'to study' in present tense is 'benkiyoushi-masu.' べんきょうします。 The negative form of 'to study' (to not study) in present tense is 'benkiyoushi-masen'. べんきょうしません。 For past tense (positive), add '-mashita' -ました instead of '-masu' or '-masen'. For past tense (negative), add '-masendeshita' -ませんでした instead of 'masu', 'masen' or 'mashita'.
How do you say My dream is to study in a Japanese university in Japanese?
私の夢は、日本の大学で勉強することです (watashi no yume wa, nihon no daigaku de benkyou surukoto desu.) But in my opinion, it is unnatural to say that "it is my dream to..." and especially unnatural if in Japanese. So I recommend you to say, 私の目標は、日本の大学で勉強することです。 (watashi no mokuhyouha, nihonno daigaku de benkyou surukoto desu.) Which means, My AIM is to study in a Japanese university. Because, it's pretty much something that isn't VERY unlikely, it won't be a dream.
What has the author Senryu Mano written?
Senryu Mano is a Japanese author known for writing light novels and manga series. Some of his notable works include "Midara na Ao-chan wa Benkyou ga Dekinai" and "Happy Kuso Life."
