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What is the word 'jibun mo wakaranai' when translated from English to Japanese?
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∙ 14y ago
This sentence has several potential meanings, but I think the most likely is 'I don't understand, either.' Jibun, meaning one's self, can also be used as a rough personal pronoun along the lines of 'ore.'
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What is the word 'mind' when translated from English to Japanese?
omoi, nentou, kokoro, seishin, maindo, munesanzunKokorodepends which mind in Japanese heart and mind are the sameKokoroi changed my mind = Watashi wa jibun no kangae o kae ta
How do you say inner self in Japanese?
Uchi naru jibun
How do you say 'i love myself' in Japanese?
You may say 'jibun ga suki,' written:　自分が好き
How do you say Today I will talk about myself in Japanese?
'Today I will talk about myself' is今日は自分についてお話しします (kyou wa jibun ni tsuite ohanashi shimasu) in Japanese. This is quite formal, and would be used at the start of a speech.
How do you say 'I want sex' in Japanese?
"I want sex", if translated literally into Japanese, would be 私はセックスがほしいです (watashi wa sekkusu ga hoshii desu). However, this is entirely wrong. Even in English the sentence "I want sex" is a bit strange if you think about it. A more natural translation for this sentence would be セックスをしたい (sekkusu o shitai), which means "I want to have sex".
What is the word 'mind' when translated from English to Japanese?
omoi, nentou, kokoro, seishin, maindo, munesanzunKokorodepends which mind in Japanese heart and mind are the sameKokoroi changed my mind = Watashi wa jibun no kangae o kae ta
What is yourself in Japanese?
Jibun (Ji-bun)
How do you say go yourself in Japanese?
jibun de itte
How do you say be your self in Japanese?
Jibun jishin o shitte
What is the Japanese word for by yourself?
'Jibun de,' 'hitori de.'
How do you say inner self in Japanese?
Uchi naru jibun
Im fine in japanese?
Watashi/jibun/ore wa Daijobu (desu)
How do you say I am making my lunch in Japanese?
Watashi WA jibun no chūshoku o tsukutte imasu
How do you say I can't protect you from myself in Japanese?
'Watashi jibun kara anata wo mamoremsasen'.
How do you say I can't protect you from myself on Japanese?
'Watashi jibun kara anata wo mamoremsasen'.
Subete kotae ha jibun no naka- what does this means?
Generally translated, this could be taken to mean: "All answers [can be found/are] inside of you."
How do you say 'i love myself' in Japanese?
You may say 'jibun ga suki,' written:　自分が好き
