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What is balloon in Japanese?
If you mean Balloon, in Japanese isFuusen
How do you spell berry in Japanese?
'Berry' is simplyベリー (berii) in Japanese. It is pronounced more or less the same. This is becauseベリー is an English loanword in the Japanese language.
What is 'balloon' translated into Japanese?
You may say 'fuusen.'
What has the author Scott Berry written?
Scott Berry has written: 'Monks, spies, and a soldier of fortune' -- subject(s): Japanese, History
Where did Japanese balloon bombs land?
they want to keep us out of the war
What is the word 'berry' when translated from English to Japanese?
I think its berii, because in Tokyo mew mew a la mode in the normal Japanese version her name is berii, which means berry. Hope it helped.That is just a name.Berry: kinomi
Did the northwest get bombed in World War 2?
Yes by Japanese balloon bombs
How do you say berry shirayuki in English?
'Berry shirayuki' may be written as ベリー白雪 (berii shirayuki) in Japanese and may mean something along the lines of 'berry white snow'. The above is not correct Japanese. 'Berry' isn't a Japanese word, while 白雪 means 'white snow'. The pronunciation of the word 白雪 would be something like "she-rah-you-key".
How do you say blue berry pie in Japanese?
ブルーベリーパイ /bu ruu be rii pai/.
What episode did sailor moon saved darian from a big balloon girl?
There is no "croc balloon" in the Sailor Moon series. Although, in an episode of SuperS, Mamoru(his actual name in the original Japanese) is attacked by a youma that is a balloon.
What is the shiniest berry ever?
The shiniest berry is often considered to be the "Japanese waxy berry," also known as the "Shiny Blueberry" (Vaccinium corymbosum). This berry has a glossy surface that reflects light beautifully, making it appear particularly vibrant and shiny. Its striking appearance, combined with its delightful flavor, has made it popular among berry enthusiasts and in culinary uses.
How to say Bataan in Japanese?
Bataan would be pronounced "ba" (like "BAlloon") and "tawn" (like "tawny").
