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Ashley
How do you say for as in I was waiting for someone in japanese?
I have to translate this sentence into Japanese: Takeshi san waited for Marr for one hour in front of the department store.
The rest of the sentence I can translate fine, but I don't know hoe to say "for". He waited "for" Mary. thanks in advance for your help.
2015년 11월 6일 오후 9:42
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The translation is " TakeshiはMarrさんのためにデパートのまえで1時間(じかん)まちました。"
➡️" TakeshiはMarrさんをデパートのまえで1時間(じかん)まちました。" This two sentences mean the same! But latter one is more natural!!
The former meaning of "for〜" is "目的(もくてき)【〜のために】"
For example, I'm waiting for the train.(私はでんしゃのために待っています)➡️(私はでんしゃを待っています)Latter translation is more natural.
The latter meaning of "for〜" is "期間(きかん)【〜の間(あいだ)】
For example, I have stayed at the hotel for three weeks. (私はホテルに3週間たいざいしている)
2015년 11월 7일
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The particle you want is を. Mary is the direct object.
Maryを待つ
Check out this link:
http://eow.alc.co.jp/search?q=%E3%82%92%E5%BE%85%E3%81%A4
2015년 11월 6일
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たけしさんはメアリーさんにまちます。 You would use "ni" since Mary is the indirect object.
2015년 11월 6일
The translation of the sentence is "たけしさんは、Marrさんをデパートの前で1時間待ちました。”
Wait for +person ~を待つ
2015년 11월 6일
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