The DVD for the first season was just released. The story centers on a Japanese language teacher (played by Riisa Naka), and I’m one of the foreign students in her class. It may seem that the person is not caring about the conversation or really does not want something. SEBASTIANO: This year, I was a regular in the TV comedy-drama, Nihonjin no shiranai nihongo (). So does that mean he likes the person or not?Īnother rather vague answer that you can hear in Japanese is どっちでも (dotchidemo) which means anyone or whatever. Nihonjin No Shiranai Nihongo I November 2019 129. Pages: 138 Preview Full text Download & View Nihonjin No Shiranai Nihongo i as PDF for free. The big problem is that the word かも means possibly, perhaps, could or can. Download & View Nihonjin No Shiranai Nihongo I as PDF for free. Suppose you invite someone to do something and they respond sore wa ii - それはいい, you are more likely to think that she has accepted, but it may happen that this いい mean no.Īnother example that confuses the mind of any Japanese student is the phrase それ好きかも (sore suki kamo), some people end up using this phrase to say that they like someone. Something similar happens with the word ii “いい”, in which case they can be short for 2 different words, 良い which means good and いいえ which means no. Like the thank you, you can use it to reject something they offer you, to say that everything is fine and you don't need it. The word daijoubu it means being well, it is usually used as a response after something bad happens.
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