- heya, hiya, hi, hello | WordReference Forums
heya and hiya derive from hey, you and hi, you Nowadays, only a carnival barker or shill would use heya and it would be repeated Example: Heya, heya, heya, step right up and see the show Hiya indicates a casual familiarity with the person one is greeting, Hiya, Bob!
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Traduzco un comic y nunca escuche esa palabra y la busque por todos lados pero no encontré su traducción, me parece es un saludo como "hola" pero no estoy seguro y además quiero saber si "hola" u otra palabra seria su traducción y la pueden ver aquí en la 35° viñeta
- shitsu v. heya - WordReference Forums
Heya is used its alone Shitsu is used as a combined noun, such as "ongaku-shitsu (a music room)", "cha-shitsu (a tea room)", or "syacho-shitsu (the president room) "
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I use "heya" quite frequently though, when speaking with friends Along with variants of "hey" and "heyas" (It looks plural, but I basically ignore that ) Example: I'm sitting in here typing on my laptop and my friend Bob comes over Me: "Heya, Bob How's it going?" I do not use "Hi" very much, though I've basically replaced it with "heya"
- heya hey there - WordReference Forums
Heya est une contraction de Hey you Il y a aussi hiya pour Hi you! Donc : Salut toi vous deux!, coucou toi vous deux! ou bien salut coucou (tout court) Pour la deuxième phrase (ton « vieillot » ) : Bien le bonjour (mes) jolies dames !
- ni, niwa | WordReference Forums
"Kono heya" is the topic of the sentence, but the subject is "doa" and its verb is "(futatsu) arimasu" by topic, it means it is the thing you are talking about that you, both the speaker and the listener(s), already know By adding "wa" after "ni" here, the speaker gives the attention to "kono heya" for a comparison
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Mudani no heya no Tobira tou shimete Omoide tachi ni Sou yo na wasureta xxxxx thanks karuna Senior Member
- heya o akaruku shite chikazuki suginai you ni shite
I have (as of right now) two objectives: Figure out how to read and construct a Japanese sentence understand (word) + shite or (phrase) + shite Anyone who know Japanese and watching anime, may be familiar with this opening line: "Terebi anime o miru toki wa, heya o akaruku shite chikazuki
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