have you heard of it in japanese ?

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How to Say Have You Heard of in Japanese – HowToSayGuide.com
In conclusion, whether you want to ask if someone has heard of something in a formal or informal setting, Japanese offers various expressions to suit different situations. By understanding and utilizing the appropriate phrases, along with considering non-verbal cues, you can engage in meaningful conversations and enhance your overall …

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Learn Japanese Forum – Have you heard of
The part of have you heard is the hard section. If someone could please help me out with some instructions on how to piece it together as well as the answer it would be greatly appreciated, it helps me learn. Thanks! Top NickT Expert on Something Post November 19th, 2007 1:36 am I would probably use the 聞いたことがありますか construction. Eg:

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How do you say I have heard of it in Japanese? | HiNative
How do you say I have heard of it in Japanese? | HiNative Updated on 15 Aug 2018 Wikk 25 Jun 2017 English (UK) Polish French (France) Japanese Korean Question about Japanese How do you say this in Japanese? I have heard of it See a translation HuGsub7 25 Jun 2017 Japanese きいたよそれ。 Show romaji/hiragana See a translation 1 like Wikk 25 Jun 2017

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How to Say Do You Know in Japanese — わかる and 知っている
In Japanese, the sentence structure is basically the opposite of English. Shitteiru (知っている) So for this one, we have shitteiru (知っている) or shitteimasu (知っています) to mean to know. The phrase comes from the word shiru (知る), which means to find out or to get to know.

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Translation of have you heard in Japanese – Reverso Context
Translation of have you heard in Japanese 聞いていませ ご存じだろ 便りが 聞いたこと 聞いたか お聞き 聞きましたか Show more By the way, have you heard from her since? ところで、その後彼女から便りがありましたか。 How many times have you heard the Gospel this year? 今年、あなた方は何回の福音の説教を聞きましたか。 And I – have you my prayers? 一晩中祈ったの 聞こえなかったか？ May 6th, what have you ? 首都とその周辺のどんな活動でも？

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Learn Nihongo – How to use Have you ever ~~~ ? in Japanese
Harajuku ni itta koto ga ari-masu ka? Have you ever been to Harajuku? はい、あります。. もう5回も 行きました。. (form.)/行ったよ。. (inform.) hai, arimasu. mou 5 (go) kai mo ikimashita. /itta yo. Yes, i have. I have already been there as many as 5 times.

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grammar – Is there a form for I have never heard of? – Japanese …
It should mean Miyasaki Keijin has not heard of (something), but not (I) haven’t heard of Miyasaki Kenji.. For I have never___ you take the verb, put it in the past tense, then add ことがない or ことがありません. The direct translation is something like I don’t have X experience or I’ve never done X thing. その歌 …

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The I have heard/It seems to be the case bundle. – Reddit
I have heard the teacher is nice. … Japanese is awesome because it marks how you got information. You seen to be confusing two forms of そう, however. みたい shows a result of direct observation. It looks like x. そう as a dependent noun (plain form ＋ そう) marks hearsay. I heard from someone that x.

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JLPT N4 Grammar: そうだ (sou da) Meaning: I heard that … – JLPT Sensei
Meaning: I heard that; it is said that ~. そうだ (sou da) has two separate meanings. Meaning 1) I hear that ~. Meaning 2) It looks like / appears like ~. This lesson will focus on meaning 1: I heard that ~. It is said that ~. People say that ~. Click the image to download the flashcard. lesoutrali bot