Fighting
| 23:04 Jun 2, 2001 |
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| na | tatakai (戦い or 闘い), arasoi (争い), kenka (喧嘩) |
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| na | kenka wo shiteiru |
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tatakai (戦い or 闘い), arasoi (争い), kenka (喧嘩) Explanation: The answer really depends on the situation. Tatakai refers to "physical fighting", while arasoi (争い) refers to larger conflicts (e.g. battles) Kenka (喧嘩) refers to fights between children or arguments between adults. There are various other translations besides these. Please provide some context if you need a clearer answer. |
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kenka wo shiteiru Explanation: "Fighting" as in arguing Tatakai wo suru "Battle" as in war "Fight" as in man to man conflict |
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