What's your name ?
Japanese translation: onamae ha?
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| na | (shitsureidesuga) onamae ha? |
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| na | Onamae wo oshietekudasai. |
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| na | onamae wa? |
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(shitsureidesuga) onamae ha? Explanation: Depending on how old you are and how polite you want to sound, you can skip shitsureidesuga. A popular Japanese text book in Australia for junior high students says only "onamaeha?" |
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Onamae wo oshietekudasai. Explanation: This way could be the very first time phrasing for you to ask somebody to know his/her name. |
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onamae wa? Explanation: the way that the word is spelt is the way it is said. to break it down, all vowels without a constanant is spoken by itself, so onamae wa would be said: o na ma e wa. 'o' is said as in the 'o' in hot and spot, where as the 'e' is said as in the 'e' in bet and get. I hope this is understandable. Studying Japanese at school |
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