How to say rugby, american football, and australian rules football all come from soccer. in Japanese
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ラグビーラグビー(ragubi) (n) rugby、、(、) Japanese commaアメリカンアメリカン(amerikan) (n,adj-f) american/american coffee・・(・) (n) middle dot/full-stop mark at mid-character height/interpointフットボールフットボール(futtoboru) (n) football、、(、) Japanese commaそしてそして(soshite) (conj) and/and then/thus/and nowオーストラリアオーストラリア(osutoraria) (ateji) australia式式(shiki) (n,n-suf) equation/formula/expression/ceremony/style/enforcement regulationsフットボールフットボール(futtoboru) (n) footballはは(ha) (int) indicating a subject/yes/indeed/well/ha!/what?/huh?/sighすべてすべて(subete) (adj-no,n-adv,n) all/the whole/entirely/in general/wholly/overallサッカーサッカー(sakka) (n) soccer/seersuckerにに(ni) (prt) indicates such things as location of person or thing, location of short-term action, etc.由来由来(yurai) (adv,n,vs) origin/source/history/derivation/reason/destinyする(vs-i) to do/to cause to become/to make/to turn/to serve as/to act as/to work as/to wear/to judge as being/to view as being/to think of as/to treat as/to use as/to decide on/to choose/ to be sensed/to be/to be worth/to cost/to pasものなno dictionary result, likely a conjigated verbのですのです(nodesu) (exp) the expectation is that .../the reason is that .../the fact is that .../it is that ...。。(。) Japanese period "."
丁寧語 (Polite form)Polite form (teineigo) convays a sense of politeness, used when speaking to strangers, people older than you, higher social status ect. Click for examples / more info
