pass the dutch
Japanese translation: Hamaki o watashite kudasai
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peer agreement (net): +2Hamaki o watashite kudasai Explanation: I assume that you want to say the same thing as "Pass (me) the cigar". If so, the phrase above will do. It also has the meaning of telling / asking someone else to "please pass the cigar". If you want to know the meanings of the individual Japanese words here they are: "Hamaki" is the word for "cigar", and the "o" shows that "Hamaki" is the object of the verb, which, in this case , is "watasu" (to pass) and "watashite kudasai" (as a phrase) means "Please pass (me or someone else) the cigar". HTH. |
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