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Who was the Japanese movie star in the film The Lost World of Sinbad?
Toshiro Mifune.
What is the japanese word for star?
star = 星 (hoshi)
What is the word 'stars' when translated from English to Japanese?
"Hoshi" is Japanese for star. In Japanese language there is no difference between a singular and a plural. So star and stars translation is the same = hoshi.
Is Star Wars Japanese?
No , the Star Wars franchise is an American production .
How do you say night star in Japanese?
'Hoshi.'
How do you say shining star in Japanese?
hikaru
What is the word star in Japanese?
Hoshi (星)
What is Star Wars in Japanese?
The same as it is in English.
How would you say Star fall in Japanese?
if you mean shooting star its nagare boshi
What does the name hoshi midori mean in Japanese?
it means green star :)midori-greenhoshi-star^__^Erii-chan♥
How do you spell Star Princess in Japanese?
Hoshi-Hime
What is the Japanese word for shooting star?
nagare boshi
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