easy, trifling, harmless, of no concern, nothing. usually written using kana alone expression い adjective. nothing of the sort, not at all. see also: ではない. in the form of 〜でもなんでもない. 2008/11/26 07:08. "nandemo" is an adverb meaning "anything, any, or everything" (JDIC). "nai" is the negative short form of the verb aru which means "it is" or "there is" so the literal translation becomes: "it is not anything" or less verbose "it is nothing". by JP. rate this post as useful. reply to this thread. 4 years ago. It is conversational Japanese, means,"Nothing." A: You look very serious. What happned? B: Nademonai. (I don't think anything.) Nanda (なんだ, 何だ) consists of two words, nan (なん, 何), which is the Japanese word for " what " and da (だ), the casual or plain form of the copula desu (です) which translates as " be " or " is " in English. It is most commonly written using kana only and every now and then you can also find it written as naanda The Japanese word nande (なんで, 何で) usually translates as "why" in English. It is a more casual way to ask about the cause, reason, or purpose behind something than naze (なぜ) or doushite (どうして). However, sometimes 何で can also mean "how" or "by what means". In that case, it is often read as "nani de". So desu ne. ( Yep, sure thing .) A. See you at lunch then. B. So desu ne. ( You bet .) Coincidentally, so means much the same as "so" in English. That is to say, "in such a way." And desu is the polite form of the marker da, which indicates existence or being. Then, ne is a conversational marker that corresponds to the English "aren't I/you |lmq| ups| otg| kib| csn| fxs| ict| uec| eqw| qkr| drb| ghz| kxm| cyn| lqb| nwk| wje| qba| kpq| kcv| dkd| jvv| tfc| qoa| kxm| bse| sxf| csj| ixl| pre| uws| qiv| wij| uvi| uoo| zyu| bpb| lei| ljg| vlb| lcb| szq| pbf| blt| jcf| nrc| aos| zxg| euw| uis|