What does do mo mean?

Question

I think it's japanies or chinese, oh sorry if I spelt things wrong

Answer 1

Out of 8 languages it either means do mo or I found:

In Portuguese it means - of the it to me

Answer 2

In Japanese, mo (pronounced just how it looks) translates generally as too or also. It's a word that they refer to as a particle, and I believe they would not call it a word at all. Some particles don't really have a meaning as a word at all, but are there to indicate certain things, like what is the topic of the sentence and whether a sentence is a question. You might also be thinking of ma in Chinese, but I don't exactly know the ways that translates.

Answer 3

it is japanese, and write:doumo
it have many means like:
- no matter how hard one tries
"doumo umaku hatsuon dekimasen" mean:i just cant pronouce it right
-some how
"ano hito ni wa, doumo doko ka de atta yoo na ki ga shima shu" mean: some how i feel i have met that person before some where.
-very, quite,really
"domou arigatoo gozaimatsu" mean thank you very much

Answer 4

Yeah, Japanese is right. It's used a lot of different ways, but probably you just want the meaning "Thank you."

Answer 5

Its written "どうも" and pronounced as "doumo". Its meaning actually changes depending on the way you use it in a sentence, but the use it has the most is to say "thanks".

I hope this helped.

good luck

Answer 6

everyone is funny on answers. I think what your answer is , in japanese is thank you