漫画 man hua
It's pronounced something like mahn hwa. (A little like its Korean alternative manhwa, except "man" is more emphasised/stressed.)
Manga is almost exclusively associated with the Japanese .
Manga is a Japanese comic art form, not Chinese. In China, the most popular comic style is Manhua, which is the Chinese equivalent of manga. Manhua has a long history in Chinese culture and has a large following in China and other Asian countries.
No, the Death Note manga series does not have Chinese in it. Well, not technically. It does have kanji, which are based from Chinese symbols. However, the writing is Japanese. The kanji even have hiragana next to them for younger children.
Gakuen Alice normally gets published in Japanese and Chinese. You could probably find the raw of each chapter in Chinese scanned on youtube. I'm not sure if you could buy it in chinese though. You could check Ebay!
Emperor Ningxong of Song.
Manga is hundreds of years old so it is kind of hard to say.
It's probably Jesus' name in Japanese romaji. Like how Jesus' name in Chinese is Yesu.
Answered times;People used to say that manga was used in the olden times but now we say mango in the English ways. The word' manga' was in African. But nowadays we say mango because of the bleach that occurred to make us change words.
It is correctly pronounced like "song", but I just say "bang" anyway.
To say "eat" in Sicilian, you would say "mangia" or "manciari".
monkey means MANGA in kannada
No, but in the manga they say he is a demon.