Anyone know what this means?

Erm, not too sure what it means...anyone knows?

Anata no koto bakari kangaeteiru~

It means, I always think about you.

"anata no koto bakari kangaete iru"

I think it is 'thinking of your only words' or maybe 'thinking of only your words'. I think the first is correct. I haven't studied 'bakari' yet, sooo...it might be wrong.

anata no - your

koto - word

bakari - only, just

kangaete - te form of kangaeru - to think

iru - to exist (people, things)

I have been thinking about you all the time.

Keely, "anata no koto" means "about you".

"Thinking about your words" would be "anata no kotoba o kangaeteiru".

a....arigatou~
Is it a kind of sentence where you will tell your lover?
by the way, I noticed that jap guys are kind of shy and they dont say thing like I miss you etc~ is it true?

Japanese in general can be shy but it also is due to the Japanese language. It is not the most romancing language in the world. Even if they have the feelings, it is hard for them to express.

P.S. Please note that many Japanese do not appreciate being addressed as jap.

oh, i didnt know that they do not like to be addressed as jap...^-^ will take note in the future! =)

They are really shy in expressing their feelings, thus it really confused me..n thinkin whether ive been to direct.

...I see. I wasn't sure, sooo maybe I shouldn't have posted. I swear that I have heard ‚±‚Æused as a shortened version of ‚±‚Æ‚Î. Like —F and —F’B.

So could you use ‚±‚Æ as something like ‚ ‚½‚µ‚Ì”L‚Ì‚±‚Æ 'Thinking about my cat'?

Someone wrote this is an e-mail and i have no clue what it says hehe .......Un, anata wa tadashiku rikai shiteimasu.

Translation woud be nice? Thanks

Un, anata wa tadashiku rikai shite imasu.
Yes, you have correctly understood (it).

"tadashii" = (adjective) correct
"tadashiku" = (adverb) correctly

"rikai suru/shimasu" = to understand
"rikai shite imasu" = to have understood, to have understanding of something

once again youve have helped me ^^

hi!i am student of japanese and i learned that -te iru form means "i am doing something",but you wrote before that means "have been ..",i am bit confused,which is the better translation?
thank you very much!

Kitty,

i learned that -te iru form means "i am doing something",but you wrote before that means "have been ..",i am bit confused,which is the better translation?

It depends on the verb and the context.

Kitty,

The meaning of "...te iru/imasu" is that "a certain condition is continuing," but the English equivalent differs depending on the verb and also on the context. I know that in the basic course, the main meaning of "doing something" comes first, but later you wil encounter the two different English equivalent depending on the situation/verb.

For example,
- Ima nani wo shite iru no? (What are you doing now?)
- Terebi wo mite imasu. (I am watching TV.)
This is the "doing something" type. In this one, the condition that "I am watching TV is continuing.

- Ashita no yotei wa kiita? (Did you hear the schedule for tomorrow?)
The answer could be:
- Hai, kikimashita. (Yes, I heard.)
In this case, you "heard" of the schedule, and that's all you are answering about. You could say:
- Hai, kiite imasu. (Yes, I've heard (= so I know).)
In this one, you *heard* of the schedule, so you have heard it and know it. Your knowledge continues.

- NIhongo no "te iru" wa wakarimasu ka? (Do you understand the "te-iru" expression in Japanese?)
- Hai, wakatte imasu. (Yes, I know.)
In this case, "I have understood, (so my knowledge continues.)"

- (A Japanese language teacher gives you a comprehension test and gives you an evaluation)
Yoku rikai shite imasu ne. (You have understood (your lessons) well.)
In this case, "You have understood" = "your knowledge continues" = "you have a good understanding."

- Kare wa dare desu ka? (Who he is?)
- Shitte imasu yo. He is Tomu-san desu. (I know, he is Tom.)
"shitte imasu" comes from "shiru," meaning "to get to know." So "shitte iru/imasu" means "to have gotten to know" = "I know (because I've gotten to know and my knowledge continues.)"

shimpai shitekurete arigatou

and

Kyou mo yoi tenki desuka?

ashita wa tanoshinde ne!

mata ashita.

Shimpai shite kurete arigatou Thank you for worrying about me.

Kyou mo yoi tenki desu ka? Is today also sunny/good weather?

Ashita wa tanoshinde ne! Enjoy yourself/have fun tomorrow!

ak-san,setsumei wo shite itadaite,arigatou gozaimashita!
ima,yoku wakarimashita yo!
eeto..ak san ha nihonjin nandesuka?
subarashii nihongo no sensei da to omotterundesu!
aaah,atashi mo ak-san no you ni nihongo wo hanashitai desu!
dakara,gambarimasu!

Kitty-san,
Wakatte kureta you de, ureshii desu. Arigatou!
Watashi wa nihon-jin desu yo.
Nihon-go wo oshiete ita koto mo arimasu. (Ima wa mou, oshiete imasen.)
Tanoshinde nihon-go wo benkyou shite kudasai ne!!