メス (mesu)
Kunoichi.
You may say 'mesu/me inu,' written: 雌犬
女戦士 Jo senshi
The word 'tiger' can be translated to Japanese with the word 'tora', and, as they call a tigress a 'female tiger', you can come up with that expression by combining the word that means 'female', this is 'mesu', with 'tora', thus, 'tigress' is said 'mesu tora' in Japanese.
Japones/esa, depending if male or female singular. Los Japoneses if plural
Oh honey, in Japanese, a female bear is called a "himeguma." So next time you're feeling fancy and want to impress someone with your animal knowledge, just drop that little gem into the conversation. You're welcome.
watashi / boku WA sukottolandojin desu watashi if youre female boku or ore if your male
Full names of the Vocaloid products are given below with most common character/mascot name in square brackets []. The order given is when they were each released relative to each other. (Note: Japanese Vocaloid names are in Eastern order (Last Name, First Name)) VOCALOID ENGINE: Leon (male, English) - 2004 Lola (female, English) - 2004 Miriam (female, English) - 2004 MEIKO (female, Japanese) - 2004 KAITO (male, Japanese) - 2006 VOCALOID2 ENGINE: Sweet Ann (female, English) - 2007 CV01 Hatsune Miku [Miku] (female, Japanese) - 2007 CV02 Kagamine Rin • Len [Rin, Len] (female • male, Japanese) - 2007 Prima (female, English) - 2008 Gackpoid Kamui Gakupo [Gakupo] (male, Japanese) - 2008 CV03 Megurine Luka [Luka] (female, Japanese & English) - 2009 Megpoid GUMI [GUMI] (female, Japanese) - 2009 Sonika (female, English) - 2009 SF-A2 Kaihatsu Code Miki [Miki] (female, Japanese) - 2009 Kaai Yuki [Yuki] (female, Japanese) - 2009 Hiyama Kiyoteru [Kiyoteru] (male, Japanese) - 2009 Big-Al (male, English) - 2009 Hatsune Miku Append (female, Japanese) - 2010 Tonio (male, English) - 2010 Lily (female, Japanese) - 2010 VY1 [sometimes Mizki] (female, Japanese) - 2010 Gachapoid Ryuuto [Ryuuto] (male, Japanese) - 2010 Nekomura Iroha (female, Japanese) - 2010 Utatane Piko (male, Japanese) - 2010 Kagamine Rin • Len Append [Rin, Len] (female/male, Japanese) - 2010 VY2 [sometimes Yuuma] (male, Japanese) - 2011 VOCALOID 3 ENGINE: Akikoroid-chan (female, Japanese, private Vocaloid for Lawson Inc.) - 2011 SeeU (female, Korean & Japanese, with English upcoming) - 2011 Vocaloid 3 Megpoid Power [Gumi] (female, Japanese) - 2011 Vocaloid 3 Megpoid Adult [Gumi] (female, Japanese) - 2011 Vocaloid 3 Megpoid Whisper [Gumi] (female, Japanese) - 2011 Vocaloid 3 Megpoid Sweet [Gumi] (female, Japanese) - 2011 VY1V3 (female, Japanese) - 2011 Mew (female, Japanese) - 2011 Tone Rion - 2011 Oliver (male, English) - 2011 Yuzuki Yukari (female, Japanese) - 2011 CUL (female, Japanese) - 2011 Bruno (male, Spanish) - 2011 Clara (female, Spanish) - 2011 IA -ARIA ON THE PLANETES- [IA, pronounced ee-ah] (female, Japanese) - 2012 Vocaloid 3 Megpoid Native [GUMI] (female, Japanese) - 2012 Aoki Lapis (female, Japanese) - 2012 Vocaloid 3 Lily (female, Japanese) - 2012 Luo Tianyi (female, Chinese) - 2012 Vocaloid 3 Gackpoid (male, Japanese) - 2012 Galaco (female, Japanese) - 2012 VY2V3 (male, Japanese) - 2012 MAYU (female, Japanese) - 2012
"Male" is 'dansei,' and "female" is 'josei.' Written in Japanese, they are (in the same order): 男性 and 女性
Watashi no kokoro 私の心 (female) Boku no kokoro 僕の心 (male)
how to say "editor" in japanese
To say old Japanese illustrations in Japanese, you say "Mukashi no Nihon no irasuto".