'Watashi WA uso wo tsuite imasen' would mean 'I am not lying.' Omitting 'watashi WA' (: I) is better, yet optional.
Today is 'kiyou' in Japanese. im hindi it is aaj
I'm hurt: Watashi WA kizutsuite im hurt: Kizutsukeru imu
The Japanese word is "yoku". "Yoku bari" would be greedy.
I believe it's "watashi WA kanashi des".
Black is KULO ( kuro ). Tiger is TOLA ( tora ). that's how they are pronounced. Im Japanese so i know its right :D
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BORAT! LOL And im not lying.....
126 No im lying
It is true. It is false trust me i know im not lying. It is false trust me i know im not lying. It is false trust me i know im not lying. It is false because Linclon freed the slaves.
I'm going to give you the wrong answer. Or I could be lying or not or lying or not. I might be lying and I might not be. Im angry that Wiki answers wont give me the answer so Im just simply going to guess, it is after i might be lying hahah sorry for you wait right no I'm not
Today is 'kiyou' in Japanese. im hindi it is aaj
Daijoubu desu.
dingo
Gonesai
diet im not lying it says it on google and i am from japan
1467tyhg for lvl 1 im lying im never telling u im the best
Pepelo as in "I was lying to you"; Taoto'oto as in "I was lying under the palm trees"; Taoto as in "Come and lie down by me".