Really easy translation! Help!
 

Could someone please translate this for me? I think I know what it means, but I don't recognize the BOLDED kanji, and it doesn't give me a very clear description in any online dictionaries.

Thanks!


日本　に　行った　こと　ある ?

( Does it say 'Have you ever gone to Japan'? )

(haha, it means 'ikitta' )

yes indeed it does.

Thank you! ^^:ywave:

Like i said, I'm not sure because of the kanji.

The kanji is Japan. I'm quite certain. But I don't know very much. so, if I'm wrong, don't hit me?

The kanji does read Japan.

Thank you.

I'm glad I wasn't wrong... although being wrong also helps with learning.

Actually, 行った is just read as 'itta'. The 'ki' you're thinking of is the okurigana that accompanies 行 when used in the polite present form . For more on that, try this -> Okurigana - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia