the teller says that 'i think that i'm uncalm because i want to meet him' or 'the uncalm feeling of wanting to meet him'.
the kimochi ga ochitsukanai means uncalm feeling. the kare ni aitai means
want to meet you. and 'to omou' means to think or think.
"Kimochi" means "feelings" as in both "emotions" and "sense of touch," but mostly the former.
It means this is stupid Mono. Depending if you're referring to a person when you say mono desu. Mono in Japanese doesn't mean anything if you aren't referring to the person Mono. So my answer is This is stupid. When you say this, you are referring to an item, like for example; You're friend shows you a key chain that looks stupid, you say, "Kare wa orokana monodesu." meaning, "This is stupid."
it is 十二, pronounced "jew ni". it is written the same in chinese, but pronounced shi er
恋しい (koishii) is the Japanese adjective for "yearning" or "missing", so you could say あなたの事が恋しい (anata no koto ga koishii), to mean "I miss you".Rough translation:anata ga inakute sabishii desuあなたがいなくてさびしいです。
mean as an angry marine mean as a virgin queen mean as a nuclear submarine mean as Paula Deen
"Kimochi" means "feelings" as in both "emotions" and "sense of touch," but mostly the former.
"Feelings."
This means "his."
気持ち (kimochi) = feeling
"Kare" in Maori means "no" or "not". It is used to express negation or refusal.
Those feelings are happy feelings, but...
It means: Are those your true feelings?
"Katal kare" in Punjabi translates to "to kill" in English.
in flatfish i gather you mean a flounder which isヒラメ Hirame sole is Kare
"E kare" is a term of endearment in the Māori language, often used to address a young person or an individual of the same age or younger. It can be translated as "dear" or "beloved."
kare means he or boyfriend kanojo means she or girlfriend karishi means ONLY BOYFRIEND!!
'He's getting on the bus.'