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In an anime episode, i heard a sentence i didn't quite understand 一人ぽっちでいられなくしたのはお前 (Spoken) Is this just like the なくなる grammar (e.g. 食べなくなる) but with する implying it was done by someone? I don't have the japanese subtitles to be sure, but what i heard is

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勝負{しょうぶ}してんだろう、あたした！ the meaning i understand is something. But i wonder how can i convert kana into ipa phoneti. 二十歳 is a (to me) bizarre exception to the usual number+さい rule for discussing age

Is this rooted in 20 being the japanese age of majority

Why isn't it pronounced にじゅうさい So today in class, i actually learned that the japanese game company sega's name is actually written in katakana, not hiragana I learned the same also applies to some other notable companies, s. Abridged from Routledge's "Japanese: a comprehensive grammar": とか and や both list representative items, so are usually best translated with "and (among others)" or "or". とか is a combination of と (quotation particle) and か (question particle). As such, it can quote: " 生意気だとか態度が悪いとか言われ、傷ついた。 " (Read: " 「生意気だ」とか「態度が.

My research indicates that both terms refer to movies, 動画 and 映画 Is there a difference in usage Does 映画 refer to film/videotape based movies and 動画 refer to everything else? I don't think so. である is basically equivalent to だ or です (the copula), so ことである can be replaced by ことです / ことだ where こと is either nominalizing the preceding expression, or is used as literal "thing/fact". これは大事なことだ This is an important matter. 大事なことがある [I] have something* very important. (lit. A very important thing.

It means "no matter which one (you) choose". First of all, にする means to choose. For example, you could say: コーヒーにする And it would mean I choose coffee (instead of tea, for example). どちら means which one, so どちらにする would be a question meaning which one do you choose? Now when we have interrogative pronouns like 何, 誰 or どちら, there are some words you.

It simply means that it should be replaced by 言, 云 or 謂 in actual usage The notation is used exclusively in some dictionaries to avoid looking repetitive in giving example phrases/sentences for the entry word (of course, one could argue that the use of the same notation over and over looks repetitive, too.) I'm a chinese student interested in japanese language processing

As far as i know, ususally japanese kana can be represented in romaji letters