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Asking for something specific?

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August 6, 2008

If I want to state something specific like "I would like some water to drink." would this be the correct way of saying it? (Watashi Wa) mizu o hoshi nomimasu. I am trying to get the correct word order and I close or really far off? Thanks Brian
Sayaka-Matsuura

Sayaka-Matsuura

August 7, 2008

Konnichiwa Brian! To ask: I would like some water to drink. You can just say, *Mizu ga hoshi desu *"I would like water"- you don't necessarily need the "to drink" part. (just like in English" You can add *GA HOSHI* to anything you want. If you want COKE, say *Koka kora ga hoshi desu.* :shock:
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(deleted)

August 7, 2008

Thank you. That make is so simple! :lol:
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Haylee-K

Haylee-K

February 15, 2011

How much do i have to pay every month?
2679

2679

February 15, 2011

You don't pay monthly. Once you bought a course, you have lifetime access to it.
Prough

Prough

February 16, 2011

What would be a good way of saying, "What happened?" Thank You, Steve
2679

2679

February 17, 2011

こんにちは! A good way of saying "What happened ? " is どうしたの?(doushita no ?). コッド
Prough

Prough

February 18, 2011

Is that short for "doushita no desu ka?" I would want to be very polite (business). Arigato Gozaimashita,
2679

2679

February 18, 2011

Yes, that's the short form of "doushita no desu ka ?" and yes, the long form is more polite. Or, if you want to sound a little more friendly you can use the short form of "no", and it also makes the receiver understand that you want an explanation: "doushita-n desu ka ?" Hope this helps :D, コッド
Prough

Prough

February 18, 2011

ありがとございました コシドーさん!
Sayaka-Matsuura

Sayaka-Matsuura

May 4, 2011

In a very polite situation, you can also say: Dou shita no deshou ka? どうしたのでしょうか? sayaka ;)
Karina--

Karina--

October 24, 2011

When i signed up for this I thought I was going to be able to talk directly to someone, on live chat. But since I can't my question is why do people speak Spanish in Dominican Republic if it is not Spain? Since the Spanish language originated from Spain.
coolcader

coolcader

June 10, 2013

I don't speak japan language,so I can not help you .Sorry. :(

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