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How do you say this week in Japanese?
'Konshuu.'
How do you say week in Japanese?
週 (shuu)
How do you say last week in Japanese?
先週 senshū
How do you say this week in Japanese language?
今週 - こんしゅう - konshuu - this week
How do you say your birthday is next week in Japanese?
'Otanjoubi WA raishuu desu.'
How do you say 3 in Japanese?
The Japanese word for 'three' is 三 (san).
How do you say nose in japanese?
Hana :3
What greeting would you say in Japanese at 3 o'clock in the afternoon?
'Konnichiwa.'
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You may say 'san,' written:　三
Did Admiral Nimitz say the Japanese made 3 mistakes?
whocares
How do you say week after next in Japanese?
The phrase "week after next" is 'saraishuu,' written:　再来週
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