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日本語 How to ask: "What is you name?" in Japanese? (Please just native speaker) Please indicate all types of questions that can be used And one more question, "gabareyo" - how it write in Japanese?
Aug 14, 2015 11:48 AM
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There are a lot of translations depending on the formality, so I'd like to write the most simple and common ones for the learners. (They are formal ones, casual ones but they never sound impolite.) (After saying your name) おなまえは? (After saying your name) あなたのおなまえは? おなまえをおしえてください。(formal) おなまえをおしえてもらえますか。(formal) なまえをおしえて!(casual) なまえをおしえてくれる / おしえてもらえる?(casual) Ganbare yo = がんばれよ but it's informal and you shouldn't use it depending on the situation, especially, to people who are older than you and whom you talk with for the first time. I would say がんばってください. I hope this was helpful.
August 14, 2015
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