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そこに居たい /so ko ni i tai/ technically is Japanese for 'want to be there', but to my experience sounds more like 'want to stay there' since 'iru' (居る) can mean both 'to stay' and 'to be'. It's not wrong though. Usually sentences with parallel meanings are used in different languages but not with exact same word structure. I would say 'soko e ikitai' (lit: I want to go there)
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How do you say I love in Japanese?
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How do you say I love fish in Japanese?
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Where can one meet Japanese singles?
It seems the place to meet Japanese singles nowadays is online. Japan-Cupid, Soulmates Japan and JapanZone Friends are dating sites that cater mostly to western men looking for Japanese women.
How do you say dark spirit in Japanese?
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What does Koizora mean in Japanese?
Koizora (or Koizara) is a Japanese Drama, which translates Sky of Love.
What is love called in japan?
Love in Japanese is "Ai".
How do you say 'I love japan' in Japanese?
Nihon daisuki!
What is the phrase 'I love Japan' when translated from English to Japanese?
Nippon ai ni
How did the culture of feudal japan differ from earlier Japanese culture?
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Where does Japanese art originate from?
Japanese art is inherently Japanese.
The main nationality of Japan?
Japanese is the nationality.
Where did the Japanese beetle originate?
the Japanese beetle originated from japan.
Why you like to visit Japan?
The food is really nice I love japanese history and culture, chinese too, but in Japan people stick more to traditions then china.
Who make sharp TV?
Japan, sharp is Japanese
What is the official currencies of japan?
The Japanese Yen is the official currency of Japan.
What is a Japanese Jesuits?
That would be the Jesuits who are in Japan or from Japan, perhaps you are referring to the Japanese martyrs?
Is Japanese a noun?
Yes, "Japanese" can be a noun. It can refer to a person from Japan or the language spoken in Japan.
