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Egao No Genki
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what does that mean?
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She's trying to say, "Are you okay?". And yes, I'm fine, thank you! ^_^ But next time, just say "daijyobu?". "desu ka" is not commonly used. Try, "O genki desu ka" for "How are you?!".^_^ I'm in Japanese II. ^.^
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That looks pretty.
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Uu, nihei deebiru That's Okinawan dialect. =) And, in stardard, proper Japanese: Atashi wa daijoubu desu yo
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hai daijyoubu desu.
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Daijoubu desu ka, and it is a question of "Are you all right?" which you'd answer, "Hai, Daijoubo desu!" meaning, yes I'm all right!
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