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What does 'kikoeteru' mean?
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2007/11/28 23:10
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It is written like this:
聞こえてる[だろ]
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by Janet
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聞こえてる[だろ]
"kikoeteru" is short for "kikoete iru," meaning, "you have heard (it)."
"kikoeru": (something) is audible to you, you can hear (something)
"kikoete iru": (something) has benn audible to you, you have heard (something)
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by AK
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jus to check..
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2007/12/2 16:16
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what about 'Can you hear me ?" & "I cant hear you"
Can anyone translate it? thanks!!
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by Lost
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response!
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2007/12/3 05:11
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all informal:
Kikoeru? Can you hear me?
Kikoenai(yo). I can't hear you.
Kikoenakatta. I couldn't hear you.
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by JtC
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Is this also good?
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2008/1/3 01:45
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isn't this one also good?
Have you heard it/did you hear it? =
kikoeteru ka?
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by Wesley
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