さの例文や意味・使い方に関するQ&A

A: 這意味著我將盡全力在德國舉辦第二場現場表演。さー這是日本人的大喊

A: さいこ は最高のことですか？

最高ですと

Awesome! となります。

A: It's not have any meaning. It's just a kind of ending of a word. のさ sounds like young. Old people don't use it I think. Japanese has many types of ends of a word. For examples 何だっていいんだ sounds that it's said by a man and 何だっていいのよ sounds that it's said by a woman.

A: For example
I bought a ring with real diamonds.It turned out to be an outright fake.
I got angry and I yelled "あの店は詐欺だー！"

I personally don't use it as a joke. Because I think it's kind of a harsh word.But some people use.

A: It depends on the context.
In my case, I use it when I feel like to be funny, instead of being serious, for example,
my friend asks "何しているの？"
and I say "残業しているのさ"
So in this case I tried to make fun of myself, being tired of doing overtime work. (only use to talk to my friend)
But this can't be heard in the Kansai area I think, whereas in Okinawa prefecture, "さ" at the end of the sentence is a dialect. It has a different meaning from what I mentioned above.

A: すみません（정성、고급）
すいません（일반、보통）
さーせん（젊은이、친구끼리）
わたくし（정성、고급）
私（일반、보통）
あたし（친구끼리）

A: あいだ is used more as "while"
さいちゅう is like "on 〜ing", "under construction, and etc,

A: 申し訳なさそうに下を向いていた。

A: 授業の最中に入った。
会話の最中です。
もし仕事の最中でしたら後でもいいです。
my creativity is lost in the middle of process, sorry.
that's all I can create, I guess.

A: いちねん　の　さいしょ　の　つきは　いちがつです。
The first month of the year is January.

A: https://kakijun.jp/page-ms-etc/h2a.html

you can little bit scroll down. 🙄☝️You can see how to writing

A: さつえい
写真を撮ること
しゃしん
撮影したもの

A: 作業はルーティン化された仕事
または一定のルールに従って行う仕事

そんな感じがします

A: あさめがさめる (asa megasameru) - Non-past tense, means: I wake up (usually/tommorow/next week) in the morning
あさめがさめた (asa megasameta) - past tense, means: I woke up (yesterday/week ago) in the morning

Verb with る or う endings suggest non-past tense.
Verbs with た endings are past tense.

A: すみません→さーせん(俚语)
すまぬ(古語)→すまん(現代口語)　　※据说关西语

A: Разница только в стиле. Оба значит завтракать, но ちょうしょくをとる звучит более официально. Обычно говорят первый вариант.

A: Hi. :-) The ”さ” in the typed text and the "さ” in the written form (which seems to be somewhat "discontinued" in the middle) indicate the same character (sa). There are also a variety of fonts (typefaces) for "さ”．Please see the attached image. When you write in Japanese, the image attached to your question would be the standard form.

A: 刺身 is Kanji, さしみ is Hiragana. It's just the difference of the kind of charactor. The meaning is same.

A: If somebody prepares for you the breakfast, you should say 「あさごはんは何ですか？」.

If there are some menues for the breakfast, it is correct to say 「あさごはんに何がありますか？」.

あります means exist/being and the sentence of あさごはんに何がありますか？ should be interpreted as "what exists for breakfast?" in other words "what is available for breakfast".

It is also possible to say あさごはんは何がありますか？. In this case, あさごはんは is to indicate the theme of the speech.

A: No probs.

You are right. When it is pronounced clearly, for example, in learning materials, it sounds like "sah", but it is actually "sa"..

A: @JoJoA31:

A: 3年前に私は日本語を勉強しましたが、その後 日本語を上手く使う事ができませんでした。

In Hiragana as well
3ねんまえにわたしは にほんごをべんきょうしましたが、そのご にほんごをうまく つかうことができませんでした。

A: たべもの is better than しょくもつ. And you don't need う between も and す.

A: Maybe most Japanese write "朝ごはん" or "朝ご飯" .

I think "御" is something formal.

A: In this case, 「さ」 is called "終助詞"
さ is simillar to ね.
ね is a word that represents the feelings asking you to confirm and agree to the partner.
Change the word in the region.