How do you spell help in Japanese?

Answer 1

There are two ways of saying 'that'

'kore' is a thing near the speaker, in other words 'this'.

'sore' is a thing near the listener, so therefore 'that'

and 'are' is something that isn't near either person, once again, 'that'

So it gives you the two options based on distance, or proximity and they are 'sore' and 'are'.

Answer 2

You'll use one of the phonetic systems, hiragana or katakana, to spell it out.

So Anna would be Ana あな (hiragana) or アナ (katakana), and Johnny would be Joni じょに or ジョニ. Of course, if they're originally a Japanese person, likelihood is they have a kanji name and you'll have to ask them.

If you search 'hiragana' or 'katakana' on Wikipedia, there should be a full list, and if you can figure out their name in romaji,

Answer 3

'Spell' in Japanese may be呪文(jumon) orまじない (majinai). 'To spell' is綴る (tsudzuru).

Examples:

• 彼女が呪文を投げかけた (kanojo ga jumon o nagekaketa) - "She cast a spell."
• お名前はどう綴るのですか (onamae wa dou tsudzuru no desu ka) - "How do you spell your name?"

Answer 4

The translation for "you" is "anata".

but phonetically there is a "yu" in the alphabet that is pronounced "you".

Answer 5

Me in Japanese is, I'm fairly sure, 'Watashi wa'

Answer 6

You may say 'arigatou,' and can add 'gozaimasu' to the end to make it more formal. 'Arigatou gozaimasu' can be written in Japanese as: ありがとうございます。

Answer 7

tasukete..

Answer 8

ありがとうございました