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JAPANESE: "Kowai sou"??? What does this mean I have heard people say something that sounds like "Kowai sou" when they mean "Poor thing". How does this make sense? Did I hear this right?
21 de abr. de 2013 5:27
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http://mylifeasagaijin.blogspot.com/2006/11/kawaii-or-kowai.html こわいそう = so scary かわいそう = poor thing かわいいそう = so cute If you're foreign, any of these may be in play. ;)
21 de abril de 2013
Lao san is almost right. But some mistakes. adjective + そう  こわい+そうー>こわそう(怖そう) someone or something seems scary. But かわいそう is one word.    someone or something seems poor There is no word かわいいそう in Japanese. かわいいみたい is similar to the meaning. Other examples. あつい+そう ー>あつそう さむい+そう ー>さむそう おいしい+そう ー>おいしそう
21 de abril de 2013
it means "poor thing". when you feel sorry for someone . and say how poor he is...... you can say .....kawaii sou hito.
21 de abril de 2013
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