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translate these into romaji
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2009/7/9 23:35
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1)i feel very happy
2)you want sing a song?
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by wann (guest)
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2009/9/19 06:32
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1)i feel very happy
2)you want sing a song?
boku wa totemo shiawase desu. (usually Japanese people would just say happy-shiawase, and hardly ever say boku wa (I))
uta wo utai？ (casual) uta wo utaimasenka? (more formal)
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by brandon (guest)
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1)Boku (watashi) wa totemo shiawase desu.
or Totemo shiawase desu.
2)Uta-wo utai masuka? (Polite)
Utau? (Casual)
NB: We don't say 'Utai?' in Japanese.
'Utau?' is correct.
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by yoda (guest)
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It depends on the context. How do you plan to use these dialogs?
For example, if you are a musician and you want to say these phrases to the audience before performing a song, this is my suggestion.
1) nandaka tanoshii na.
2) isshoni utatte kureru?
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