I am confused as to the meaning of wa. I know that atashi translates to *female* me.
Answer 1
there is no true English equivalent.
‘wa’ is a particle.
shows that ‘atashi’ is subject/subject.
atashi wa ___desu.
atashi = i (feminine word, childish)
of = am
Source(s): specialized in Japanese literature
answer 2
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Simple question of Japanese translation “Atashi wa”?
I am confused as to the meaning of wa. I know that atashi translates to *female* me.
So atashi wa = am I?
answer 3
Atashi wa = I am or else my name is, I am abbreviated
Atashi wa Banbi (あたしはバンビ, Am I Bambi?) is a short manga series by Yoko Maki. It revolves around the friendship that develops between Mai, Sen, and Yaezou, Mai and Yaezou’s romantic pursuit of Sen, and the rivalry that grew into Mai and Yaezou’s friendship.
answer 4
wa is just the subject indicator of the sentence. This tells him that “I” is the subject, the person being talked about or doing the action.
To make that I am (I am), you must use a verb, desu. English does not have a translation for some Japanese grammatical markers like wa, o or ga.
Answer 5
I’m not sure but I’m sure it’s a woman [like in french] way of saying that I am.
Answer 6
日本語を読むことができません。 Nihongo wo yomuktoga dekimasen.できません=can’t do Japanese=日本人<---Japanese. Japanese=日本語<---the language used by the Japanese.
Answer 7
exactly
you’re right.