KAWAI DESU NE, DESU DESU NE KAWAI by LaMishiMish on DeviantArt
Kawaii-desu ne. The sentence "Kawaii desu ne" literally translates to "It is cute". It is the perfect answer to the question (or the earlier phrase) Kawaii desu ka. This phrase and the earlier phrase looks almost alike but the difference is the last syllable. Instead of ending with ka, it ends with ne. Sentences that end in ka usually.
.Kawaii Desu Ne. by MidnaChangeling on DeviantArt
I'm a little confused about "kawaii desu yo" vs. "kawaii desu ne". My Japanese friend gave me a stuffed animal, and I said, "kawaii desu ne." She responded with "kawaii desu yo, kawaii desu yo", but I wasn't sure if she was 1) correcting me on my incorrect use of "kawaii desu ne", or 2) responding to my "kawaii desu ne."
Kawaii Desu NE by Enderdee11 on DeviantArt
The expression "kawaii desu" （ 可愛いです ） means that commodity is cute. Because spoken Japanese generally drops the subject of a judgment, the exact thing described as attractive requires understanding from the environment. It could be an adorable pup, a cute house, or someone could indeed be calling you cute.
Kawaiidesu ne? by AzureDestiny on DeviantArt
Arti kawaii ne di Indonesia semakin menjadi tren yang populer di kalangan anak muda. Kawaii ne adalah gaya mode dan budaya populer yang berasal dari Jepang.
Kawaii desu neeeeeeeee by Naiichie on DeviantArt
Arti kawaii desu ne sudah merambah ke media sosial seperti Instagram dan Twitter. Sendiri sudah lebih dari 23 ribu unggahan di Instagram bahkan juga tercatat terdapat lebih dari 100 komunitas Kawaii di Indonesia dan semakin banyak produk kawaii yang dijual di Indonesia, tidak hanya dari Negara asalnya, tapi juga telah diproduksi lokal, ini.
Kawaii Desu Desu by Fawness on DeviantArt
It's more natural (and meaningful) if you just drop the です (desu). Or to make it sound a little more friendly, you can say ね (ne) at the end, with or without the です (desu). Examples: りえさんはかわいい。 (Rie san wa kawaii.) Rie, you are cute. りえさんはかわいい(です)ね。 (Rie san wa kawaii (desu) ne.)
KAWAII DESU NE?! by AskHaganeGumi on DeviantArt
The word 可愛い (kawaii) is usually translated as "cute" in English. The word can technically mean other things, such as "precious" or "innocent" or even "lovable," but since the word "cute" implies these things in English, it is a good way to think of the Japanese word 可愛い. Unlike some Japanese words, which can.
KAWAII DESU NE? by raveness918 on DeviantArt
At its core, kawaii desu means basically the same thing as kawaii desu ne: It's cute. However, it sounds just a tad stronger in tone, as you're expressing your opinion as a fact rather than asking the other person what they think. We can therefore state that the added ne particle makes the phrase both softer and friendlier.
Kawaii desu ne by funkyfunnybone on DeviantArt
The word kawaii (かわいい or 可愛い) translates to "cute", "adorable", or "lovable" in Japanese. Starting in the 1970s, Japanese pop culture saw the rise of "kawaii culture" centered around childlike cuteness. The aesthetics of big eyes, rounded faces, pastels, frills, and more came to define the popular kawaii style.
Kawaii desu ne garotos de animê fotografia (37198863) fanpop
Setelah memahami arti dan sejarah singkatnya, kamu juga perlu memahami penggunaan kata kawaii di dalam bahasa Jepang. Hal ini bermanfaat agar kamu juga bisa menggunakan kata ini dengan tepat. Berikut ini adalah beberapa contoh penggunaan kata kawaii: あの子は可愛いです (Ano ko wa kawaii desu) = Anak itu cantik.
Pin by Lucy Moon☾ on Kawaii Desu ne?☆ Cute art, Cute drawings, Kawaii art
In Japanese, " This is cute " is " Kore wa kawaii " (これはかわいい) or politer " Kore wa kawaii desu" (これは可愛いです). You can also make the sentence sound softer by adding ne (ね) or stronger by adding yo (よ) at the end. Instead of "kore" you can also use " kono (neko) " (この〇〇) to say " This.
Kawaii desu ne by BlossomPPG on DeviantArt
Kawaii is an i-adjective and is widely used in Japanese and even Western pop culture. While the literal translation is "cute," kawaii is also often used to describe something pretty or attractive. When used in this sense, it holds a feminine connotation. Examples: あのドレスかわいいね! Ano doresu kawaii ne! That dress is pretty!
Kawaii desu ne? by akromahime on DeviantArt
Terlepas dari makna secara bahasa, kawaii sendiri telah menjadi unsur penting dalam budaya populer dan juga gaya hidup di Jepang. Selain sering diucapkan, kawaii juga sering direpresentasikan dalam gambaran tokoh fiksi dalam anime, film, atau game. Sejak menjadi populer, kawaii pun telah menggeser konsep estetika di Jepang dari "indah" dan "halus" menjadi "bersih" dan "imut".
It's So Kawaii Desu Ne by LUMPl on DeviantArt
Kawaii desu ne means, it's cute, isn't it? Or as a Canadian… it's cute, eh? Trust me, if you spend some time in Japan, you'll definitely hear this phrase… so even better if you learn it now! Brenna Holeman has travelled to over 100 countries in the past 17 years, many of them on her own.
Kawaii Desu Ne by HanRaeMun on DeviantArt
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.
kawaii desu ne by MelodyTheKat123 on DeviantArt
Let's take a look at the following points as well as a review: The opposite of "かっこいい (kakkoii)" is "kakko warui". Kakkoii can be used to describe human, animal, object, attitude, spirit, voice, and behavior. English translation of "かっこいい (kakkoii)" can be handsome, cool, attractive, good-looking. Learn.
