I am commited to speak well

Japanese translation: 何が何でもうまく話せるようになりたいです

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English term or phrase:I am commited to speak well
Japanese translation:何が何でもうまく話せるようになりたいです
Entered by: jackamano

05:14 Sep 20, 2004
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English term or phrase: I am commited to speak well
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melanie
nani ga nan demo umaku hanaseru you ni naritai no desu
Explanation:
"nani ga nan demo" means strong determination, so this refers to "committed to"
"umaku hanaseru" means speak well
"you ni naritai" means come to be able to...
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jackamano
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5 +2nani ga nan demo umaku hanaseru you ni naritai no desu
jackamano
5Dou shitemo jouzu ni nari masu.
humbird


  

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i am commited to speak well
nani ga nan demo umaku hanaseru you ni naritai no desu


Explanation:
"nani ga nan demo" means strong determination, so this refers to "committed to"
"umaku hanaseru" means speak well
"you ni naritai" means come to be able to...


jackamano
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i am commited to speak well
Dou shitemo jouzu ni nari masu.


Explanation:
You are declaring that is your goal.
"Dou shitemo" is one of the most well used expressions natives use million of times all over Japan. It means "By hook or by crook".
This is not a "desire". You set the goal. You just do it.

humbird
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