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1. maggiesensei.com › 2018/04/20 › how-to-use-How to use なり ( = nari) – Maggie Sensei

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   Apr 20, 2018 · = Ano mise oishikatta ? = Was (the food in) that restaurant good? 「まあね。それ なり に美味しかったよ。」 = Maane. Sorenari ni oishikatta yo. = Sort of. It was good in its way. 2) decent / proper Ex. 子供達にはそれ なり の大学に入ってもらいたい。 = Kodomotachi niwa sorenari no daigaku ni haitte moraitai.

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   Google's service, offered free of charge, instantly translates words, phrases, and web pages between English and over 100 other languages.

3. okinawahai.com › japanese-cornerKaho's Japanese Corner: Oishii! Oishikatta! - Okinawa Hai

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   If you want to tell the waiter, waitress, cook or sushi chef that the food tastes great, you can say “oishii” while you have food on your plate. If you finish your meal, you can say oishikatta. You can also say this to the cashier when you pay. Oishii pronounces “oh-ee-she”. Oishikatta prounces “oh-ee-she-cut’ah”. I don’t know ...

4. japanese-lesson.com › conversation › basic_japaneseLesson 8 | Basic Japanese - Japanese-Lesson.com

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   tsumarana i: boring. muzukashi i: difficult. kirei na: beautiful. kantan na: easy. raku na: effortless. taihen na: hard. Basic Rules. i-adjectives - "i" + katta desu = past tense. i-adjectives are the adjectives ends with "i" when it modifies a noun.

5. www.lingq.com › translate › jaTranslation of oishikatta from Japanese into English - LingQ

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   English translation of oishikatta - Translations, examples and discussions from LingQ. ... sakuranbo wo ippai tabeta oishikatta kesa wa mezame ga. Related Phrases

6. www.alexrockinjapanese.com › best-ways-to-say12 Best Ways to Say “Delicious” in Japanese (Oishii & More)

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   2. Sugoku Oishii. Sugoku oishii (すごく美味しい) and Sugoku oishii desu (すごく美味しいです) are your best choices when you want to say “ It’s really delicious! ” or “ So delicious! ” in a slightly more casual way. The word sugoku (すごく, 凄く) can be translated as “ very “, “ really “, or “ so ” and ...

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   What does sorenari ni oishikatta Yo mean?

   • Sorenari ni oishikatta yo. = Sort of. It was good in its way. 2) decent / proper Ex. 子供達にはそれなりの大学に入ってもらいたい。 = Kodomotachi niwa sorenari no daigaku ni haitte moraitai. = I want my children to go to a decent university. Ex. それなりのお金が貯まるまでバイトを続ける。 = Sorenari no okane ga tamaru made baito wo tsuzukeru.

   How to use なり ( = nari) – Maggie Sensei

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   What is the difference between oishii and oishikatta?

   • Oishii is a present tense and oishikatta is a past tense. You say oishii as you eat. If you want to tell the waiter, waitress, cook or sushi chef that the food tastes great, you can say “oishii” while you have food on your plate. If you finish your meal, you can say oishikatta. You can also say this to the cashier when you pay.

   Kaho’s Japanese Corner: Oishii! Oishikatta! - Okinawa Hai

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   How do you say Oishii in Japanese?

   • If you want to tell the waiter, waitress, cook or sushi chef that the food tastes great, you can say “oishii” while you have food on your plate. If you finish your meal, you can say oishikatta. You can also say this to the cashier when you pay. Oishii pronounces “oh-ee-she”.

   Kaho’s Japanese Corner: Oishii! Oishikatta! - Okinawa Hai

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   What is a good word to say 'sugoku Oishii'?

   • Sugoku oishii (すごく美味しい) and Sugoku oishii desu (すごく美味しいです) are your best choices when you want to say “ It’s really delicious! ” or “ So delicious! ” in a slightly more casual way. The word sugoku (すごく, 凄く) can be translated as “ very “, “ really “, or “ so ” and is neither too formal nor too casual. It’s so delicious! 3. Mecha Umai (casual)

   12 Best Ways to Say “Delicious” in Japanese (Oishii & More)

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   What does Kono suteeki wa Oishii mean?

   • Kono suteeki wa oishii. このステーキは美味しい。 This steak is delicious. In anime and daily life, you will also often hear the expressions “ Oishii ne ” (美味しいね) and “ Oishii yo! ” (美味しいよ). “ Ne ” (ね) and “ yo ” (よ) are sentence-ending particles and they add softness and/or emphasis.

   12 Best Ways to Say “Delicious” in Japanese (Oishii & More)

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   What does oishisou mean in Japanese?

   • It’s so good! Oishisou (美味しそう) and umasou (うまそう) are generally used to say that something looks delicious in Japanese. The more formal and polite phrase is “ oishisou “, while “ umasou ” is the more casual phrase that should only be used with your close friends. Adding “ desu ” (です) at the end also adds politeness.

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8. justalittlejapanese.com › post-325What does sorena （それな）mean? | Just a little Japanese

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   Jan 1, 2017 · So, “sorena” has come to have two meanings: “I agree with you” and “uh-huh”. If that happens, you will hear “sorena” here and there and also often see it on the Internet. That is why some people started commenting that they have been irritated to hear the word. Also, a comedian commented on a TV program, “I tweeted a comment ...