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A simple translation needed -
01-05-2009, 02:12 PM
Gday everyone!
Just joined the forum, my name is Greg which is easy to decipher from the username and I do love Karate (Kyokushin in particular). Ok, to the point though. Me and my Japanese friend tend to do shots when out clubbing and the thing is I came up with this hilarious (to us) phrase : "Maiko chan, your power level is over 3000! You can drink it! I believe in you" My Japanese is not too good and I wanted to ask you for help...in translating this phrase Thanks in advance (pls include a short explanation so Its not only dry words I learn) PS. What I managed on my own is - Maiko chan no powaa leveru wa.....(no idea how to say 'over 3000' and then "Kore ni nomu koto ga dekimasu" "Shinjite".....no idea... |
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01-05-2009, 02:44 PM
ok what I have so far:
Maiko chan no powaa leveru wa san sen motto da! <--- should be correct then : Kore wo/ni nomu koto ga dekimasu / You can drink it! <----? and finally... : .....................<------I believe in you... ??? |
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01-05-2009, 02:49 PM
powaa reberu for pronounciation.. though R is more of LRL in Japanese.
I'd of said kore wo (pronouced o), but i could be wrong. For i believe in you, I'd of said: zettai dekimasu! (you can definitely do it!) |
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