How do you say “I am L” in japanese?

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How do you say "I am L" in Japanese? For example, if "L" represents a name or a letter, how would one express this phrase correctly in Japanese?

Anonymous · Accepted Answer

Watashi wa &ldquo;L&rdquo; desu.&hellip; or just simply, &ldquo;L&rdquo; desu.

Rupert Reichel · Answer

Eh-ru des.Phonetically, that is. The above poster&rsquo;s &ldquo;watashi wa&hellip;&rdquo; answer is grammatically correct, but native Japanese speakers often leave out the subject (&ldquo;I am&rdquo;) of their sentences. Also, the character is a little gruff in his speech, so he is even more likely to introduce himself this way.There is no &ldquo;L&rdquo; in Japanese. They will not say &ldquo;elle&rdquo; like we do here, but put an &ldquo;r&rdquo; sound into it. Hence &ldquo;Eh-ru&rdquo;. The &ldquo;des&rdquo; is just the sentence ending. It is not &ldquo;dez&rdquo; like you say in the first part of the word desert, but &ldquo;dess&rdquo; with a kind of hissy &ldquo;s&rdquo; sound. If you want to get really fancy, you can say &ldquo;Eh-ru des. Ha-ji-me-ma-show.&rdquo; Which is &ldquo;I&rsquo;m L. Nice to meet you.&rdquo;

Anonymous · Answer

Watashi wa L desu.

I’m not sure about the L though. The japanese version might have a different name for him,  but I think this is right. ^_^

Anonymous · Answer

Boku wa L desu
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Boku is I (only used by male), so if you’re female or, if you’re just plain lazy, you can use:

Watashi wa L desu
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Either one work.

Eldon Bins IV · Answer

e hari chu chi (ee-harry-shoe-shee)

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