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1. japaneseparticlesmaster.xyz › ka-in-japaneseKa in Japanese is mainly used in five ways, explained with ...

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   Sep 29, 2020 · Japanese native speakers use “ka” mainly in the five different ways: connecting nouns, making questions, expressing uncertainty, showing understanding, and making suggestions. In this blog post, I will explain how to use the particle, “ka”, in detail through example sentences.

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   • What does … mean? The most common way to ask the meaning of a Japanese word or phrase is by using: どういう意味ですか (Dou iu imi desu ka). … どういう意味ですか？
   • Come again? Please say it again. もう一度言ってください。 (Mou ichido itte kudasai) Could you please say that again? もう一度言っていただけますか？ (Mou ichido itte itadakemasu ka?)
   • Can you write that down? Please write it down. 書いて下さい。 (Kaite kudasai.) Could you please write that down? 書いていただけますか？ (Kaite itadakemasu ka?) Could you write down what you just said?
   • Does it sound natural? Does “…” sound more natural? …はもっと自然に聞こえますか？ (…wa motto shizen ni kikoemasu ka?) Which sounds more natural? どちらがもっと自然に聞こえますか？ (Dochira ga motto shizen ni kikoemasu ka?)

3. japanese.stackexchange.com › questions › 514verbs - What exactly is "なの" (nano)? - Japanese Language ...

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   なの relates to the ～のだ construction, and as such provides explanatory, secondary, or supporting information (which could be a reason, a cause, or other fact the speaker feels would aid in the listener's understanding). Note that the な is only used if the preceding word is a noun or な-adjective.

   • Everyone's done a great job of answering this one, so I'm just going to add a quick answer. The なの that you're asking about is really just の. The な...
   • なの is kind of a conclusion used at the end of explanation with a calm/quit sense.　Example., 彼女は大学生なのよ She is university student, you know . It is j...
   • I stumbled across this question looking for something else, and I realize it's pretty old by the time I'm writing this, but while some of the answe...
   • **EDIT:***As per Derek's comment, I have misunderstood the meaning of copula. My examples here were all ending particles (jp: 終助詞).* The {Noun/なAdj...

4. www.ejable.com › japan-corner › japanese-languageMastering Useful Basic Japanese Phrases and Words | EJable

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   Jun 11, 2024 · Introductory Phrases. Onamae wa nan desu ka? (おなまえはなんですか): This translates to “What is your name?”. Watashi no namae wa……… desu (わたしのなまえは………です): To answer the previous question, fill in the blank with your name, signaling “My name is…..”. O’genki desu ka?

5. www.fluentu.com › blog › japaneseThe 17 Must-know Japanese Particles and How to Use Them - FluentU

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   Dec 19, 2023 · Japanese particles are important if you want to understand native speakers and form your own sentences. Read this blog post to learn the most essential 17 Japanese particles (like が and の) and how to use them. We have example sentences for each and a handy table for your reference.

6. www.mysmu.edu › faculty › jackleeA Dictionary of Singlish and Singapore English - K

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   May 18, 2016 · ka ki nang /kah ki nahng, kɑ ki nɑŋ / n. phr. [Teo. 自己 ka ki one’s own ( ka self, oneself; one’s own + ki oneself; one’s own; personal) + 人 nang people; Mand. zìjǐ rén ] One’s kin or relatives; one’s circle of friends or acquaintances.

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   How do Japanese native speakers use Ka?

   • Japanese native speakers use “ka” mainly in the five different ways: connecting nouns, making questions, expressing uncertainty, showing understanding, and making suggestions. In this blog post, I will explain how to use the particle, “ka”, in detail through example sentences. Let’s get started! Let me start with “ka” connecting nouns.

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   What does Kiao Kah Yo Lum par mean?

   • He might say something like, “Recruit, I told you to make your bed, but you just kiao kah yo lum par.” For non-National Servicemen, kiao kar yo lum par roughly translates into “raise your legs and wiggle your balls”. Now, I find it a mite peculiar that an officer orders a soldier to jiggle his genitals, but there you go.

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   What does Kanpai no kawari ni OCHA-Pai mean?

   • For example, when drinking tea (Ocha), they might say “ Kanpai no kawari ni, Ocha-pai! ” as a playful toast. Translation: “For the time being” or “To start with.” Usage: This phrase is used in izakayas (Japanese pubs) to order a common initial drink like beer.

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   What does Ka mean in Japanese?

   • Probably it is well known as a part of Japanese tai form. In the example, it is put after the conjugated verb, “tabe”, to make its desire form, “tabe tai”, which means ‘to want to eat’. This is a typical usage of this type of “ka”. In this example, it connects the two nouns, “sushi” and “soba”. And the formed phrase contains the meaning of “or”.

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8. www.tofugu.com › japanese › yoroshiku-onegaishimasuWhat Does Yoroshiku Onegaishimasu Mean? - Tofugu

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   Feb 23, 2011 · "Yoroshiku" This is pretty much the same thing as yoroshiku onegaishimasu, but it’s not as formal. If you’re not sure whether or not it’s okay to use yoroshiku on its own, you should probably just use yoroshiku onegaishimasu. It means the same things as what’s above.