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What is the Japanese word for wedding gown?
The Japanese word Wedding Gown is ウェディングドレス.
What is a Japanese silk gown called?
A Kimono
How do you say gown in syllables?
Gown is one syllable, so say it just like it looks.
What is considered a reasonable distance?
Jeans and a short or longsleeved shirt
What should you get your girlfriend while you are in Japan?
a kimonu, a japanese dressing gown, or a superdry coat.
How do you say wedding gown in French?
A wedding gown is 'une robe de mariée' in French.
How do you say gown in french?
une robe (fem.)
What are Demeter's colors?
They say her gown is blue and her hair is golden blonde.
How do you say ball gown in french?
It's "Robe de Bal".
How do you say night gown in french?
une chemise de nuit
Is dressing gown an adjective?
Yes. You can say "Ana get the dressing gown". "Dont forget your dressing gown, etc.
How do you say editor in Japanese?
how to say "editor" in japanese
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