What is Help in Japanese?

Question

I need it to be spelt the way it sounds. I think that is called phonetically or summat.

It's for my Drama final piece GCSE. I need to know how to say it, so english letters would be nice.

Answer 1

Ta-su-ke-te! I think. That's for emergencies. Another one is Chot-to ta-su-ke-te ku-da-sai which means "Please help me a little"

Answer 2

it is ta su ke te ku da sa i each syllable getting an equal count,,, each one is a short and crisp syllable ... there is nothing funny here. I will try to give you the sound ta like in ta ta and sue but short kay but short te same as kay only tay. tasukete and ku like coo coo like Russian yes , da? and sa as in saw but short. i is the sound of the letter 'e.' tasukete kudasai is "please help me." That is that it is polite and is almost always expressed this way even in dire needs. And, remember there are no off guides and stressable syllables like a tick tock, tick tock each one the same.
If you want the general word for help as in "What help is there for the homeless?" yasanuke no tetsudai ha nan desu ka. te as tay above sue with a t on front tsue da russian yes and letter e
tetsudai is a verb noun form from tetsudau. If you are talking about 'your help' then tetsudai becomes honorific otetsudai "your help or your relation's help" Otetsudai arigatou thanks for your help. I know that this is more help than you wanted but you are not clear in your context of how you want to use help.

Answer 3

if you mean "help" as in a shouted plea for help, the breakdown of the hiragana is ta-su-ke-te, but when spoken you can simply drop the 'u' sound and speak it as "TAHS-keh-TEH"

Answer 4

kira kira mean glitter and Nehow mean Hello

Answer 5

Babel Fish gave me this:

助け

Answer 6

助け

Answer 7

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bRovRJEWXi8

Answer 8

｢助け」(tah-suh-keh)、
｢手伝い」(teh-tsuh-dah-ih)
noun

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｢助ける」(tah-suh-keh-ruh)、
｢手伝う」(teh-tsuh-dah-uh)
vi.,vt. - present tense
or similar to the "root infinitive" in English.

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I expect answerers or I can show phrases or sentenses in Japanese if you give ones in English concretely.

Answer 9

Hey listen up hello in japenese is hactorein is hello bye bye

Answer 10

herupu!