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What does mina mean in Japanese?
皆 (mina/minna) means "all". For example, 皆さん (minna san) means "everybody".
What is 'good morning love' in Japanese?
Stop thinking in English. おはよう ohayou or　おはようございます ohayou gozaimasu would both be normal.
How do you say goodmorning in Japanese?
O-Hi-O ("Ohayou," in Japanese, or more politely, "Ohayou gozaimasu.")The Japanese word for Good Morning is Ohayou Gozaimasu.お早うございます。
What is the Japanese translation of the English word everyone?
Minna. To politely address everyone, it becomes "Mina-san."
What does Presentaciones mean in English?
Presentaciones in English means: presentations.
What is ohayou in English?
Ohayou is a Japanese term that is used as a greeting. In English, the term ohayou translates to "good morning".
What does the Japanese word ohayou mean in English?
I had the same question and when I looked it up it said that it meant good morning.
Good morning when translated from English to Japanese?
Ohayou Gozaimasu
What Minna means in Japanese?
It means 'everyone.'
γγ―γγγγγγΎγ means what in english?
It translates to "Goodmorning" (Polite/Formal) Ohayo Gozaimasu
What does the Japanese word Minna mean in English?
everyone
What does mina mean in Japanese?
皆 (mina/minna) means "all". For example, 皆さん (minna san) means "everybody".
What does minna no susume mean?
皆の薦め (minna no susume) means "Everyone's recommendation".
What is the word 'minna' when translated from Japanese to English?
this is usually roughly translated into "Everyone" but is sometimes also said "Minna-san" which is a more formal, respective term.
What is 'good morning love' in Japanese?
Stop thinking in English. おはよう ohayou or　おはようございます ohayou gozaimasu would both be normal.
Watashiwa mareishia jin desu Ohayou nihonji?
私はマレーシア人です。 (watashi ha mareishia jin desu) means "I am a Malaysian". おはよう (ohayou) means "Good Morning". 日本時 (nihonji) means "Japan Time".
What are the phrases 'Good morning' and 'Good afternoon' in Japanese?
They are 'Ohayou (gozaimasu)' and 'konnichiwa,' respectively.
