Japanese----> English.

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Jk0
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Japanese----> English.

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hey im not quite sure about the spelling but can anyone tell me wat "bettako-san" means? :sweat:
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Fuokusu
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It does not mean anything.
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solbjerg
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Hi Jk0
"Bettaku" means "secondary residence", "san" can mean several things among these Mr./Mrs. or Sun
So with a little leap of imagination it could perhaps be a reference to "solbjerg" (the name of my small farm - sun-hill/mountain) :-)
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Jk0 wrote:hey im not quite sure about the spelling but can anyone tell me wat "bettako-san" means? :sweat:
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Here's a question I've been dying to know the answer to... Can anyone translate this for me?? I have a picture book that I can't actually read... it's entirely in Katakana and Hiragana. This is the title and first sentance. Thanks in advance! XD

Kiyuusuitouno Kujisa

Hinasan hinburugutoiu mochinonamoeo Kiitanitogaarimosuka.
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Can you display the picture ?

But I can see an error : you misread ま (ma) for も (mo).
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