Japanese Help Questions/Translations

[samokan]

yes usually at the "heat of the moment" , when some say it, it usually is a jest or they are really pissed of.
yeah its mostly older men who swears a lot...

[Yuri]

not all true, many woman even my age swear lots, i know this for i swear lots

[CrimsonNataku]

Originally Posted by Yuri

not all true, many woman even my age swear lots, i know this for i swear lots

We're talking about Japanese women, in Japan. Of course, women in general probably swear equally as much as men, but we were discussing Japanese swearwords/curses and who is more prone to use them, if at all.

[NekoNekoChan]

Okay, I created a bit of a fuss with the curse words topic lol, sorry about that.

My question now, is what is the word for will.

"kono anata wa tabemasu desu ka"
How would I make this say "will you eat this?"
Instead of(what I think I said) "you eat this?"

[Kuroneko]

Originally Posted by NekoNekoChan

Okay, I created a bit of a fuss with the curse words topic lol, sorry about that.

My question now, is what is the word for will.

"kono anata wa tabemasu desu ka"
How would I make this say "will you eat this?"
Instead of(what I think I said) "you eat this?"

Ishi is Will but you wont really say with this. You could just say Kore ga tabemasen ka? which is "Wont you eat this?"

[AnimeFreak]

how do u say 'whatever' or 'ok' or 'sure' or 'no'
u say 'hi' wen u say 'yes' right?

[Kuroneko]

Originally Posted by AnimeFreak

how do u say 'whatever' or 'ok' or 'sure' or 'no'
u say 'hi' wen u say 'yes' right?

nandemo - whatever

ookee (ok) - Ok

mochiron - Sure

iie - no

hai / un - yes / yup

[AnimeFreak]

Originally Posted by Kuroneko

nandemo - whatever

ookee (ok) - Ok

mochiron - Sure

iie - no

hai / un - yes / yup

i knew i shudve spelled it 'hai!'
how come in ouran high school, i think, i heard um... wts her name??? i forgot her name... erm... ohh! haruhi!!! ok wen the twins asked to come visit her home, she answered 'no' but wt she said was something like 'hekky'
['hekky' is obviously not spelled right]

[NekoNekoChan]

Originally Posted by Kuroneko

Ishi is Will but you wont really say with this. You could just say Kore ga tabemasen ka? which is "Wont you eat this?"

How come the particle ga is used instead of wa? And why is tabemasu now tabemasen? Thanks for your help.

Edit:

in the case of

When meeting someone for the first time, you start with:
Hajimemashite.
Then, you say your name without any suffixes.
Watashi no namae wa ... desu.
Afterwards, you can add some other information about yourself, then finish with:
Yoroshiku onegai shimasu.

Can you tell me what "Hajimemashite" and what each word in "Yoroshiku onegai shimasu" means? thanks. どもありがとう！

[Kuroneko]

Originally Posted by AnimeFreak

i knew i shudve spelled it 'hai!'
how come in ouran high school, i think, i heard um... wts her name??? i forgot her name... erm... ohh! haruhi!!! ok wen the twins asked to come visit her home, she answered 'no' but wt she said was something like 'hekky'
['hekky' is obviously not spelled right]

heiki - Ok ; unconcerned