Daiarougu (Roumaji) #2

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M: Sumimasen!
W: Watashi?
M: Yuki-san! Hasashiburi desu ne!
W: Sou desu ne. Nani o shimasuka?
M: Hirugohan ga tabetai desu. Anata wa?
W: Nanika kaitai desu. Demo atode watashi mo tabetai desu. Dare to tabemasuka?
M: Boku wa hitori. Boku to tabemasuka?
W: Hai, demo atode.
M: Nanji ni?
W: Ichiji ni iidesuka?
M: E.
W: Sore ja.
M: Mate ne.

Nov 20th 2010 02:08 風アンディ

Ich stelle gerade fest, dass sich die Beiden gar nicht nach dem Befinden erkundigen. Das habe ich total vergessen :( Naja, für die Übung spielt das wahrscheinlich keine Rolle. Ne? ;)
Nov 20th 2010 04:06 Chie

  • Hasashiburi desu ne!
  • Haisashiburi desu ne!

 
Awwww I don't like reading romaji! hahaha

It takes time to master hiragana and katakana even for Japanese kids, don't worry about it. :)
Nov 20th 2010 05:17 merula

  • W: Watashi?
  • W: Watashi desu ka? (desuka wo ireruto yawarakai hyougen ni narimasu.)

 

  • M: Yuki-san!
  • M: Yuki-san desu ne!

 

  • Hasashiburi desu ne!
  • Hisashiburi (oder "Ohisashiburi". Kono baai, "O" wo tsukeru to teinei na iikata ni narimasu) desu ne!

 

  • Nani o shimasuka?
  • Nani ka suru yotei desuka?

 

  • W: Nanika kaitai desu.
  • W: Nanika wo kau tsumori desu.

 

  • Demo atode watashi mo tabetai desu.
  • Demo atode watashi mo taberu tsumori(oder "taberu yotei") desu.

 

  • Dare to tabemasuka?
  • Dare to taberunodesuka?

 

  • M: Boku wa hitori.
  • M: Boku wa hitori de tabemasu.

 

  • Boku to tabemasuka?
  • Boku to tabemasuka? (oder "Boku to tabemasenka?" , "Boku to tabemasyouka?" )

 

  • W: Hai, demo atode.
  • W: Hai, demo atodemo iidesuka.

 

  • M: Nanji ni?
  • M: Nanji ni shimasyouka(oder "shimasuka")?

 

  • W: Ichiji ni iidesuka?
  • W: Ichiji ni(oder "de") iidesuka?

 

  • M: Mate ne.
  • M: Mate ne.(oder "Mata atode")

 
Anata no nihonngo ha jouzu desune!
あなたの日本語は上手ですね!
Du schreibst gut auf Japanisch!

Anata no bunsyou ga, yori shizen na nagare ni naruyouni shimashita.
あなたの文章が、より自然な流れになるようにしました。
Ich habe deinen Originaltext leicht zu natürlich das gemachat.

Nov 20th 2010 23:54 yuki

  • Nani o shimasuka?
  • Nani o (Korekara) dou shimasukashimashouka? #Bunmyaku kara plan wo kikunode, kotirano houga iidesu. (Eng. "What shall we do?")

 

  • Boku to tabemasuka?
  • (Moshi yokereba) Boku to tabemasukasenka? #Moshi- wo tukeru houga, shizen desu.

 

  • W: Hai, demo atode.
  • W: Hai, demo atode.kaimonowo shita atode nara iidesuyo.

 

  • W: Ichiji ni iidesuka?
  • W: Ichiji ni machiawase de iidesuka?

 

  • M: Mate ne.
  • M: Matea atode ne.

 
Kore jibunde zenbu kangaetandesuka?
Nov 21st 2010 14:16 Hiro

  • Hasashiburi desu ne!
  • Hisashiburi desu ne!

 

  • Nani o shimasuka?
  • korekara Nani o shimasuka?

 

  • M: Boku wa hitori.
  • M: Boku wa hitori de.

 

  • Boku to tabemasuka?
  • Boku to tabemasuka? (This is grammatically correct, though it sounds rather direct considering the situation. If you would like it to sound milder, you might find "boku to tabemasenka?" or "yokattara boku to tabemasuka?" better.)

 

  • W: Ichiji ni iidesuka?
  • W: Ichiji de iidesuka?

 

  • M: Mate ne.
  • M: Mata atode."Mata ne" by itself is grammatically correct. The reason for adding "atode" here is because M and W are to meet up again very soon. The reason for dropping "ne" is because the "ne" in this particular sentence has an effect of making M sound rather casual, and that does not go very well with the fairly polite tone of this dialogue where M and W are using "desu" and "masu".

 
totemo yoku kakete imasu. :)
I'm looking forward to your next entry!

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