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'nice meeting you, enjoyed myself! 2007/11/19 17:50
I'd like to write something in Japanese to a friend who met me there and later hosted my visit... can anyone help? Here's what I want to say.

I really enjoyed myself in Japan, and it was great meeting you at Asakusa!

Can anyone help?
by Saus  

translation 2007/11/19 18:19
I really enjoyed myself in Japan, and it was great meeting you at Asakusa!

The following is japanese translation;
Nihon deno taizai wa totemo
tanoshikattadesu. Anata ni
Asakusa de oai dekite hontouni yokattadesu.

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Oai 2007/11/19 18:22
In this case, what does oai mean? Is it similar to aimashita (met)?
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oai dekite 2007/11/19 22:40
yes, you're right.

that menas simply "aete", but more polite.

'au' is verb and 'ai' is noun.
and we use 'ai' with 'o'(politeness).
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