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How to say what with fatigue and lack of sleep, he has fallen ill at last. in Japanese
| 1) | 過労過労(karou) (n,adj-no) overwork/strainやらやら(yara) (prt) denotes uncertainty/such things as a and b/a and b and so on/a and b and the like/a and b and whatnot不眠不眠(fumin) (n,adj-no) sleeplessness/insomnia/wakefulnessやらやら(yara) (prt) denotes uncertainty/such things as a and b/a and b and so on/a and b and the like/a and b and whatnotでで(de) (prt) indicates location of action/at/in/indicates time of action/indicates means of action/cause of effect/by/and then/so/indicates continuing action/ indicates certainty, emphasis, etc.、、(、) Japanese comma彼彼(kare) (ok) that , or something understood without naming it directly)/that person/over there/hey/eh?/thatはは(ha) (int) indicating a subject/yes/indeed/well/ha!/what?/huh?/sighとうとうとうとう(toutou) (adj-t,adv-to) sound of bells or drums reverberating/sound of water or waves resounding病気病気(byouki) (n,adj-no) illness/disease/sicknessにに(ni) (prt) indicates such things as location of person or thing, location of short-term action, etc.なな(na) (prt) connects adj to noun/indicates emotion or emphasis/command/prohibitionってしまったno dictionary result, likely a conjigated verbno dictionary result, likely a conjigated verb。。(。) Japanese period "." | |||
 | karou yara fumin yarade 、 kareha toutou byouki ninatteshimatta 。 | |||
| Grammer form | 日常会話 (Casual form)Casual form (nichijoukaiwa) everyday casual language, commonly used between friends and family. Click for examples / more info | |||
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