'Chichi' when you are referring to your own.
'Otosan' when you are referring to someone's father.
"Oji" (伯父) in Japanese refers to one's uncle on their father's side.
chi chi is how you say father in Japanese. 父 is how you write father in Japanese.
to say father in Japanese is 父 and it is read like chichi hope this helps :)
"Shua" (Japanese pronunciation of "sure"), "sadaka", or "tashika."
He is Half-Japanese. His mother is Irish and his father is Japanese.
your own father - chichi someone else's father - otousan
Yes! His father is Japanese. :)
地 - Earth or ground 血 - Blood  千 - 1,000 'Chi', when used in someone's name like Chiyoko means 'thousand.' Also: In Japanese the 'I' in 'Chi' is pronounced like the 'E' in the English word 'She'.
Father in Japanese is お父さん (otousan) or 父 (chichi).
I think you mean 'Otosan'. This means 'Dad' or 'Father'. I get the impression from my study that wifes sometimes call their husband 'Otosan'.
he is Brazilian (Father is Japanese and Mother is Brazilian)
Deniva does not mean anything in Japanese.