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Heidi
Japanese
How do I say what do I call you in Japanese I am going to Japan and I want to be able to ask my host family what they want me to call them
Apr 30, 2015 3:03 AM
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I would ask X-san (X being a name) what to call him or her as follows:
Xさんのことをなんと呼んだらよろしいですか?
(X-san no koto wo nanto yondara yoroshii desuka?)
I hope this is right! :)
April 30, 2015
I wonder if I didn't get your question for my English. Do you know "how you can call the family members of your host family"? If so, I would say: (for all of them) みなさんのことを なんて よんだら いいですか。(for one of them whom you talk to) (あなたのことを) なんて よんだら いいですか。If I understood wrong, please let me know.
April 30, 2015
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