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The last answer that was posted was wrong. All they put was; "black beauty" which is ways past incorrect. Here's the true answer:

The Japanese writing for Black Beauty looks like this: ブラックビューティー

And that is said, in English like this: Burakkubyūtī (Ber-ah-koo-byu-tea)

Hope you accept this. And ask for any other translations. :)

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12y ago
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13y ago

If your intended meaning is along the lines of "You're a fantastic/wonderful person," you can say something along the lines of "(Anata ga) kanari ii hito desu," "(Anata ga) subarashii desu."

If you want to literally say that someone is aesthetically pleasing, you may say "(Anata ga) utsukushii desu."

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12y ago

kokujin

be careful using that in the presence of a Japanese speaking negro

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11y ago

anata wa totemo utsukushi desu.

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anata wa totemo kirei desu.

or if you want polite version

kimi wa totemo utsukushi/kirei desu.

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13y ago

ブラックビューティー

Burakkubyūtī

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12y ago

うつくし (utsukushi)

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10y ago

白い美人 (shiroi bijin)

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