Japanese----> English.
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Japanese----> English.
hey im not quite sure about the spelling but can anyone tell me wat "bettako-san" means?
Re: Japanese----> English.
It does not mean anything.
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Re: Japanese----> English.
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) :-)
Cheers
solbjerg
"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) :-)
Cheers
solbjerg
Jk0 wrote:hey im not quite sure about the spelling but can anyone tell me wat "bettako-san" means?
Re: Japanese----> English.
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.
Kiyuusuitouno Kujisa
Hinasan hinburugutoiu mochinonamoeo Kiitanitogaarimosuka.
Re: Japanese----> English.
Can you display the picture ?
But I can see an error : you misread ま (ma) for も (mo).
But I can see an error : you misread ま (ma) for も (mo).
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