Yaru janai ka gay

Keep reading! I like your clothes. I think this sentence is strange. This phrase, and the yaranaika face, comes from the bara バラ manga Kuso Miso Technique くそみそテクニック. hmm hmm.". ★To use じゃない(=janai) in a positive meaning. I hope you all understand. BUT you can make a positive sentence with it!

You are cute! But a sounds more enthusiastic. Nice clothes!! If you want to say that, you have to say. You can see that by the length of this lesson that there is a lot to learn. There is a more subtle difference. Yaranai dakeda. Do you want Morgana stopping you from going out by saying "Hey" or "Oi"?

I think there is something wrong with you. I will explain that form a little later in the lesson. Maggie sensei janai desuka? Note : They both can be used when you compliment others. FYI there are not many colors that I can use so this is about as far as I can go with the changes.

Do it this way! Note: Be careful. Not a poor person like me! Originally posted by Achtung: Depends. It's the verb yaru やる, "to do," plus the negative -nai ～ない suffix, plus the doubtful ka か particle. It means “Well done!” or “pretty good!” Other ways to say it includes “Yaru na!” (やるな!) or “Yarimasune!” (やりますね!).

I am not in good spirits today.

20 Encouraging Japanese Phrases

You have to do it yourself. You simply say. You sing very well! “やるじゃないか！” (Yaru janai ka!). What do you think? Kimijishin ga sore wo yarunda. When you see / hearじゃない (= janai) in a sentence, you may automatically think it’s a negative sentence, but we often use it in affirmative sentences or tag questions to make a point, add remarks, express opinions, or show emotions such surprise, shock, joy, anger, etc.

Kou dayo! For those who played with the English dub: The title is what Morgana says in Japanese when he congratulates you for getting an answer correctly at school, transliterates to "yaru janai ka", while the dub itself is 「やるじゃねぇか」 ("yaru janē ka") which is the same thing but with a casual masculine nuance.

So it is used in a question form. The only reason to play sub is because Morgana's "Oi?", "Yaru janai ka!", "Naru hodo.