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How to say don't want informally
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2014/8/5 01:21
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Random question: if I was getting a coffee in Japan and I didnft want cream on top could I just say ekurimu janaif or is that completely wrong?
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by Sal (guest)
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Re: How to say don't want informally
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2014/8/5 11:38
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It's a bit wrong.
"kuriimu iranai" or "no kuriimu" is enough.
"kuriimu irimasen" is good.
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by ajapaneseboy
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Re: How to say don't want informally
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2014/8/5 11:50
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"kuriimu janai" means "it's not cream."
You can say "kurrimu nashi de (onegai shimasu)" = "no cream (please)."
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