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nisenihonjin1400
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Phrase question

Postby nisenihonjin1400 » July 5th, 2007 2:57 pm

I want to say "I do things Japanese-style" in a casual tone. I figured it would be translated 俺は日本風にする。 Is this grammatically and semantically correct?

On a side note, is 'ore' usually spelled with hiragana or with kanji?
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Re: Phrase question

Postby Jason » July 5th, 2007 11:20 pm

nisenihonjin1400 wrote:I want to say "I do things Japanese-style" in a casual tone. I figured it would be translated 俺は日本風にする。 Is this grammatically and semantically correct?

Grammaticality, it's fine. Whether or not it makes sense is debatable.

nisenihonjin1400 wrote:On a side note, is 'ore' usually spelled with hiragana or with kanji?

Usually kanji.
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