'Omen' may be 前兆 (zenchou) in Japanese.
why would you say that omen is scary
It depends on context. "The meteors were an omen of pending disaster" or "the patrol's appearance was an omen of more to come" are both acceptable.
The word "Kizashi" is a Japanese word that means "omen" or "premonition." It can also be translated as a sign or indication of something to come in the future.
i would say the easton omen i have it and another boy on my team has a CF4 it has no pop. EASTON OMEN
In few customs like Thai and Japanese it is considered to be a good omen. But, in few societies it is not considered as a good omen. For further reading visit the related links.
I would definitaly say the easton omen over the demarini cf4 1 because it has a lot more pop and is lighter and 2 it is not as expensive. Definitely get the easton omen over the demarini cf4.
There are a number of superstitions that say this is a lucky omen.
Any strange or unusual events can be thought of as Omen's. Depending on who is reading them they can be viewed as good or bad omens. No reason why a seer would say that birds flying into each other wasn't an omen.
how to say "editor" in japanese
To say old Japanese illustrations in Japanese, you say "Mukashi no Nihon no irasuto".
Bad Omen.
we say Nakagawa if we want to say inside in Japanese.