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Japanese: Desho, what does it mean
what does "Desho" mean, and how is it used in a sentence
also, I'd like to know how to say
"need"
"must"
"should"
domo arigatou gozaimasu
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Re:Japanese: Desho, what does it mean
I'm re-posting this so my question doesn't get lost at the back with all the others, cause I really need to know what desho is
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| 126502 |
Re:Japanese: Desho, what does it mean
Hi!
Desho is used when you guess something.
For example, the weather forecast says "Asu wa amega furu desho," meaning (we guess that) it will rain tomorrow. My Japanese dictionary explains that "desho" is the polite form of "darou."
When we want to say "need" or "must," we say "...shinakutewaikenai." For example, when we say "I have to (must, need) study English," we say "Eigo wo benkyo shi nakutewaikenai." Also, when we say "I should go," we say "Ikanakutewa ikenai."
ganbatte kudasai ne!
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Re:Re:Japanese: Desho, what does it mean
Domo Arigatou Gozaimasu!
I've been studying japanese for a while now, but it's words and phrases like that, That I just couldn't find or get the grip of on my own, thank you very much
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Re:Japanese: Desho, what does it mean
Ureshii desho.. (means, u'r happy, right?)
Muzukashii desho (means, it's difficult, right?)
Need (.... shinakareba naranai)
Example.. I need to go home early.
Hayaku kaeranakereba naranai.
However, they use different words in conversation.
Hayaku kaeranai to ikenai.
The same thing goes with must and should.
You should eat well. (Yoku tabenai to ikenai)
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