kowakunaruwa

English translation: I get scared/feel scared/am scared

04:46 Feb 24, 2002

Japanese to English translations [Non-PRO]

Japanese term or phrase: kowakunaruwa

Said after tokidoki, otherwise unsure on context

Jaron

English translation:I get scared/feel scared/am scared

Explanation:
'kowai' means to be scared/frightened
'kowaku naru' means to become scared/frightened

Hope this helps!

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Mike Sickler
Local time: 04:44

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I get scared/feel scared/am scared

Mike Sickler

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I get scared/feel scared/am scared

Explanation:
'kowai' means to be scared/frightened
'kowaku naru' means to become scared/frightened

Hope this helps!

Mike Sickler
Local time: 04:44
PRO pts in pair: 17

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