How do you say may god bless you in Japanese?

Answer 1

O daiji ni
In terms of responding to someone's sneeze, the Japanese don't have any sort of equivalent translation for this. Instead, they might ask "Are you coming down with a cold?" or perhaps ask if you're ok.

Answer 2

Kanji: "神さまが守るように"

Romaji: "kami sama ga mamoru youni"

Pronunciation: kah-mee-sah-mah gah mah-moh-roo yoh nee

It literally means: "May God protect you." There's no Japanese equivalent for "gesundheit" (after sneezing).

Answer 3

"Arigatou" is pronounced ah-ree-gah-toh. The handy thing about Japanese is that it's pronounced just the way it looks! (A 'u' after an 'o' just means a slightly longer 'o' sound.) Or you can say "sankyuu", which is a Japanese appropriation of the English "thank you" and is pronounced like "sank you".

Answer 4

The most standard way is 'dou itashimashite.'

Answer 5

"Odaiji ni."

Answer 6

mawhay