Some japanese words

word/sentence meaning
wari mashta job has been finished
wari mas endeshta jab has not been finished
eji moko   dish (search for details)
moduri mash fire eshechi
moduri mashta fire eshechilam


eji moko   dish (search for details)
moduri mash fire eshechi
wari mashta job has been finished
wari mas endeshta jaob has not been finished
eji moko   dish (search for details)
moduri mash fire eshechi
wari mashta job has been finished
wari mas endeshta jaob has not been finished
eji moko   dish (search for details)
moduri mash fire eshechi
wari mashta job has been finished
wari mas endeshta jaob has not been finished
eji moko   dish (search for details)
moduri mash fire eshechi
wari mashta job has been finished
wari mas endeshta jaob has not been finished
eji moko   dish (search for details)
moduri mash fire eshechi
wari mashta job has been finished
wari mas endeshta jaob has not been finished
eji moko   dish (search for details)
moduri mash fire eshechi
wari mashta job has been finished
wari mas endeshta jaob has not been finished
eji moko   dish (search for details)
moduri mash fire eshechi
wari mashta job has been finished
wari mas endeshta jaob has not been finished
eji moko   dish (search for details)
moduri mash fire eshechi
wari mashta job has been finished
wari mas endeshta jaob has not been finished
eji moko   dish (search for details)
moduri mash fire eshechi
wari mashta job has been finished
wari mas endeshta jaob has not been finished
eji moko   dish (search for details)
moduri mash fire eshechi
wari mashta job has been finished
wari mas endeshta jaob has not been finished
eji moko   dish (search for details)
moduri mash fire eshechi

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