Some words i need translated to japanese?

Question

I'm getting an akita dog and although it is not essential i want to teach it some commands in japanese as it is the native country of the breed.

I'd appreciate if someone could give me these words in japanese, phoentically (written as they sound when spoken.)

Good

No

Lay down

Stay

speak

protect

thanks in advance!

Answer 1

Well, if you really want to do this (kind of crazy), you don't want to be using the infinitive forms of the verbs like other people have given you, but commands.

Good = ii (pronounced "ee). A nice phrase would be "Ii desu ne!" (pronounced "ee des nay!"), meaning "That's good, isn't it!", sort of in an encouraging way to a dog.

No = iie (pronounced "ee A", the "A" the way you would say it in a recitation of the alphabet)

Lay down = nekasete kudasai (pronounced "neck ah set A koo dah sigh"). You can drop the "kudasai", which is polite and unnecessary when commanding your dog.

Stay = satte kudasai (pronounced "saht tay koo dah sigh"). Sort of pause between "saht" and "tay". Again, you may drop the "kudasai".

Speak = hanashite kudasai (pronounced "ha nah sh tay koo dah sigh"). Again, you may drop the "kudasai".

Protect = mamotte kudasai (pronounced "mah moat tay koo dah sigh"). Again, you can drop the "kudasai".

Hope that helps, and good luck!

Answer 2

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Answer 3

The other answers are more..... general/formal, and not used with dogs. These are the words you would use with a dog.
Good= yoshi
no= dame
lay down= nero
stay= mate (pronounced mateh)
speak= shabere
protect= mamore

they are all in command form.

Answer 4

Here you go....

Good 良いです

No いいえ

Lay down 素人のダウン

Stay 滞在

Speak 話します

Protect 保護します

Well, this is the translation, can't really help you with the pronounciation though. sorry.

Answer 5

Good- よい
No- いいえ
Lay down-置きなさい
Stay- 滞在
Speak- 話しなさい
Protect- 保護しなさい

I don't know where you can find how it it pronounced you can try yahoo or something.

Answer 6

Good- yori (yo-ree)

No- iie (ee eh)

Down- kinasari (kee nah sah ree)

Stay/stop- sotoppu (so toh pu)

Speak- hanasu (hah nah soo)

protect- mamoru (mah mo roo)

And for an extra touch, "inu" means dog :D
I hope that helps!

Answer 7

try this website- I use it for work and you can get easy translations.

よい

いいえ

置きなさい

滞在

話しなさい

保護しなさい