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1. selftaughtjapanese.com › 2020/02/10 › japaneseJapanese literary expression: 〜のか〜 (~ no ka ~) – Self Taught...

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   Feb 10, 2020 · This expression is made up of a combination of the の (no) and か (ka) particles. The の particle is probably one of the most complex particles in the Japanese language because of its many uses, but for our purposes it has the nuance of something being “explanatory”.

2. japaneseparticlesmaster.xyz › ka-in-japaneseKa in Japanese is mainly used in five ways, explained with ...

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   Sep 29, 2020 · Japanese native speakers use “ka” mainly in the five different ways: connecting nouns, making questions, expressing uncertainty, showing understanding, and making suggestions. In this blog post, I will explain how to use the particle, “ka”, in detail through example sentences.

3. selftaughtjapanese.com › 2014/01/22 › becoming-in“Becoming” in Japanese: the many uses of なる (naru)

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   Jan 22, 2014 · なる is one of those super useful Japanese verbs that has many common uses, even for beginners to the language. This verb generally means “to become” and is used in the following pattern: [object] が [condition] に なる

4. www.neogaf.com › threads › whats-your-name-inWhat's your name in Japanese? - NeoGAF

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   Jun 25, 2006 · you can either do phonetics or if you know what your name means you can use that to translate your name to some kanji. my name (justin) phonetically in kanji is 惹素天 jasuten or 公平 kouhei for the meaning.

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6. japanese.stackexchange.com › questions › 18613What is the meaning of のか and how does it differ from か?

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   In your example sentences, the のかs are in embedded questions (eg English 'I don't know if...'), and putting のですか is ungrammatical, since you're not supposed to have formality marking inside embedded questions (or other subordinate clauses). のか and か are not really the same, though.

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   How do Japanese native speakers use Ka?

   • Japanese native speakers use “ka” mainly in the five different ways: connecting nouns, making questions, expressing uncertainty, showing understanding, and making suggestions. In this blog post, I will explain how to use the particle, “ka”, in detail through example sentences. Let’s get started! Let me start with “ka” connecting nouns.

   Ka in Japanese is mainly used in five ways, explained with examples

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   What does Ka mean in Japanese?

   • Probably it is well known as a part of Japanese tai form. In the example, it is put after the conjugated verb, “tabe”, to make its desire form, “tabe tai”, which means ‘to want to eat’. This is a typical usage of this type of “ka”. In this example, it connects the two nouns, “sushi” and “soba”. And the formed phrase contains the meaning of “or”.

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   What does sushi Ka soba mean in Japanese?

   • sushi – 寿司 (すし) : a noun meaning ‘sushi’ in Japanese. soba – 蕎麦 (そば) : a noun meaning ‘soba noodle’ in Japanese. wo – を : a case particle put after a noun or noun phrase to make the object word in a sentence. In the example, it is put after the noun phrase, “sushi ka soba”, to make the object in the sentence.

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   What does ni mean in Japanese?

   • ni – に : a case particle used to indicate an object to which someone or something goes. In the example, it is put after the noun, “kyoto”, to indicate the particular place to which they go. iko – 行こ (いこ) : one conjugation of the verb, “iku”, which means ‘to go’ in Japanese. It has been conjugated for the better connection with its following word.

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8. thosewhowandr.com › useful-japanese-phrases15 Useful Japanese Phrases for Travelers - Those Who Wandr

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   Mar 13, 2019 · Here are 15 useful Japanese phrases to know before traveling to Japan! View fullsize. Useful Japanese Phrases. We’ll start with the basics and move onto the more difficult stuff. Treat letters that are in parenthesis as silent. Hello. こんにちは. Konnichiwa. Kon-ni-chi-wa. Good morning. おはようございます. Ohayou gozaimasu. O-ha-yō (u) go-zai-mas (u)