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translation in english please (sms)
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2008/4/17 20:08
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can anyone translate this for me please? It would be much appreciated !
''ok, mondai naide, nanka omoshiroi mon mitukeretara eenaa!''
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by amy
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Amy,
''ok, mondai naide, nanka omoshiroi mon mitukeretara eenaa!''
OK, no problem. Hope you (or I?) find something interesting.
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by Dave in Saitama
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thank you Dave !!! Now you translated it for me, i think i can get it. Kind of... :x haha.
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by Amy
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hey, This looks like casual osakan to me... (are you in osaka?) I think proper japanese would be "ok, mondai naiyo, nani ka omoshiroi mono mitsukeraretara iine."
polite osakan would be "naidesu" and "eedesune"... (in osakan casual desu = de, not da).
If this is any help for your comprehension ;)
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by vik
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its the dialect used in Osaka. so u dont have to master it. the meaning was written by the others. its correct.
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by lonitary
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